Yamil Lu'um

This small archaeological site dates back to the late Postclassic period of the Maya civilization. Situated on the highest natural point of the coastline, the structures are believed to have functioned as a Pre-Columbian lighthouse, navigational marker, or lookout point. The site includes a ceremonial shrine known as the Temple of the Scorpion (also referred to as the Temple of Alarcán) and the remains of the Temple of the Handprint.

The ruins are positioned on a platform overlooking the Caribbean Sea. While integrated into the modern landscape, the site preserves its historical character as an ancient maritime guide. The area is open to the public for viewing these ancient monuments.