Tulum certainly is a mystical place and some of the lodgings here are not afraid to show it. Instead of a human design, Nest Tulum looks like it was built by Nature itself, and has been here since the dawn of time. Where is Nest Tulum? One of the most famous spots in the Riviera…
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Palancar Beach is a small piece of heaven located in the southwest side of Cozumel island. This beach is fantastic year-round, however winter and the weeks before and after easter are its busiest season. Despite that, Palancar Beach is a lot less crowded than most of the Riviera Maya’s crown beaches. It is a preferred…
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Rather than going for a swim, Zacil-Ha Cenote is conceived as a place to spend a couple of relaxing days surrounded by nature. Where is Zacil-Ha? Zacil-Ha Cenote is just north of the Tulum archeological site. As you can spend the night here, why not make it your home base for a couple of days…
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You might think finding a lonely, quiet beach in one of the busiest hotel zones in the world might be a little impossible, but that’s Nizuc Beach in a nutshell: the perfect place for those looking to absorb the beauty of a Cancun beach, away from the crowds of tourists. Nizuc is a lonely beach…
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Cancun’s Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach is so enormous, it’s easy to get lost in it. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Right at Cancun’s hotel zone We could just say the Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach is right on the hotel zone and leave it at that, but that’s not the whole story, as…
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Built with rustic, earthy materials, Diamante K Hotel stands out among the hotels and resorts in Tulum for offering its guests huts and bungalows, rather than your usual, run-of-the-mill rooms. With its relatively small area and walkways that weave around the buildings, this place feels more communal than those in the enormous resorts. Where is…
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How do I get to Delfines Beach? Delfines Beach must be one of the easiest beaches to find in Cancun’s hotel zone. Besides being one of the most famous in the area, it’s right across the road from the El Rey archeological site. There are all kinds of ways to get here, and pretty much…
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In Playa del Carmen, luxurious hotels redefine indulgence and relaxation, offering exquisite accommodations with world-class hospitality. The Reef Coco Beach, a smaller option in a central location, provides an intimate retreat amidst the Riviera Maya’s trendiest spots, while still being a public beach. The Reef Coco Beach is in a great location One of The…
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Pescadores Beach, one of Tulum’s beaches, serves as the vibrant hub where captivating maritime adventures begin. This dynamic beachfront destination not only offers pristine sands and turquoise waters but also serves as the launching point for unforgettable journeys to explore Tulum’s majestic reef and marvel at the Archaeological Zone from a unique sea-bound perspective. This…
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If you’re looking for a public beach to spend some quiet time and relax in Playa del Carmen, Colosio Beach might be a good option. It does have its disadvantages, though. How do I get to Colosio Beach? Colosio Beach is quite easy to get to. Colosio Avenue runs right through Playa del Carmen—all you…
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