Campeche People pictures

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Take a break from sightseeing and while away the afternoon on the closest beach to Campeche, where gentle surf and plenty of facilities make for a great experience.

Watch fishermen bringing in the day’s catch, stay for the romantic sunset and enjoy the many activities on this scenic strip.

Watch fishermen bringing in the day’s catch, stay for the romantic sunset and enjoy the many activities on this scenic strip.

Watch fishermen bringing in the day’s catch, stay for the romantic sunset and enjoy the many activities on this scenic strip.

Travel just outside of the city center to explore one of Campeche’s largest colonial forts and the impressive museum housed within it.

Watch fishermen bringing in the day’s catch, stay for the romantic sunset and enjoy the many activities on this scenic strip.

Travel just outside of the city center to explore one of Campeche’s largest colonial forts and the impressive museum housed within it.

Take a break from sightseeing and while away the afternoon on the closest beach to Campeche, where gentle surf and plenty of facilities make for a great experience.

Watch fishermen bringing in the day’s catch, stay for the romantic sunset and enjoy the many activities on this scenic strip.

The only access point for seafarers to reach the walled city of Campeche was via this tall stone gateway. It has stood sentry over the city since the 1600s.

Take a break from sightseeing and while away the afternoon on the closest beach to Campeche, where gentle surf and plenty of facilities make for a great experience.

Experience the laid-back lifestyle of this pastoral region on the Yucatán Peninsula and learn about Maya heritage and colonial landmarks.

Watch fishermen bringing in the day’s catch, stay for the romantic sunset and enjoy the many activities on this scenic strip.

Stretch out on one of this town’s beautiful beaches and look out across the Gulf of Mexico from a coastal fort formerly used to spy pirates.

What once protected Campeche from plundering pirates in the 17th century today provides awe-inspiring vantage points across the city.

What once protected Campeche from plundering pirates in the 17th century today provides awe-inspiring vantage points across the city.

Get a glimpse of what Campeche was like in centuries gone by when you visit this 18th-century city gate, now the site of a dramatic light-and-sound show.

Marvel at the architectural achievements of the Mayans at this fascinating museum, which houses finds unearthed at Campeche’s most significant archaeological sites.

Pull up a seat at a seafood shack, learn about the local history and cruise through the mangrove-dotted waters of this municipality’s arterial river to spot wildlife.

Stretch out on one of this town’s beautiful beaches and look out across the Gulf of Mexico from a coastal fort formerly used to spy pirates.

Travel just outside of the city center to explore one of Campeche’s largest colonial forts and the impressive museum housed within it.

Watch fishermen bringing in the day’s catch, stay for the romantic sunset and enjoy the many activities on this scenic strip.

Take a break from sightseeing and while away the afternoon on the closest beach to Campeche, where gentle surf and plenty of facilities make for a great experience.

The only access point for seafarers to reach the walled city of Campeche was via this tall stone gateway. It has stood sentry over the city since the 1600s.