Progreso and Yucalpeten Harbor
Yucatan, Mexico
Yucalpeten Harbor and arrival point to Colonial City of Merida and it’s beautiful surroundings.
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With the oldest Cathedral Mainland America, Merida is one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico.
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The port of Progreso and Yucalpeten Harbor
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Approach to Progreso and Yucalpeten Harbor
The port city of Progreso is the largest in the northern Peninsula of Yucatan and is also the most important commercial port of the entire southeastern region of Mexico.
It is located only 32 Kilometers north of the capital city of Merida so it is also considered Merida’s beach front.
This traditional yucatecan beach town is known for being the location for summer-vacation homes that extend on a rage of 30 kilometers of sandy beach.
The Mexican State of Yucatan has remained for the past few years as the safest state in Mexico so we recommend it particularly for it’s beauty, but also for been a very safe place to cruise and live.
Due to the large concentration of beach-summer homes, Progreso is also home to the largest fleet of recreational boats and watercraft which on their majority are located at the protected harbor called Yucalpeten (also written as Yukalpeten). This protected harbor is full of marinas of all sizes and levels of comfort, and are prepared to receive almost any vessel.
It is located only 32 Kilometers north of the capital city of Merida so it is also considered Merida’s beach front.
This traditional yucatecan beach town is known for being the location for summer-vacation homes that extend on a rage of 30 kilometers of sandy beach.
The Mexican State of Yucatan has remained for the past few years as the safest state in Mexico so we recommend it particularly for it’s beauty, but also for been a very safe place to cruise and live.
Due to the large concentration of beach-summer homes, Progreso is also home to the largest fleet of recreational boats and watercraft which on their majority are located at the protected harbor called Yucalpeten (also written as Yukalpeten). This protected harbor is full of marinas of all sizes and levels of comfort, and are prepared to receive almost any vessel.
Last revised on March 2024