Chen Rio beach is a beautiful white sand beach located on the island of Cozumel’s west coast. It is famous for its serenity. Chen Rio is a mix of Mayan and Spanish words, with “Chen” meaning “small” in Mayan and “Rio” meaning “river” in Spanish. It was named after a river that flowed through this…
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Chac Mool Beach is a very popular location in Cancun throughout the year. It has a long stretch of fine white sand typical of Riviera Maya beaches and is bathed by the undeniably turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. Nevertheless, you should know that the waves in this area are a little higher and can…
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Fly fishing has the names of rat tail fishing or whip fishing. It is a sport fishing modality in which fishers use an artificial “fly” imitation to trick and catch different species of fish. This sport fishing modality is gaining followers every day. Its spectacularity, sportiness, beauty, and complexity are the keys to its success.…
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The 20-mile-long Cancun Hotel Zone sits between the Nichupté Lagoon and the Caribbean Sea. The lagoon offers the best views for taking in the sunset and the city skyline. This despite the fact that the coastal resorts in the area have a monopoly on ocean views. Cancun has a special allure when it comes to…
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Cozumel is the perfect destination for thrill seekers. Here there is always enjoyment to discover—whether it be in the jungle, lagoons, beaches, reefs, natural parks, or somewhere in between. It is important to note that the island is protected on more than half of its surface, with four national reserves, including a 113-acre marine park…
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The Riviera Maya has some of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico. In an idyllic setting, you can enjoy the beach life, dive into the Caribbean Sea and explore amazing “cenotes”. This is how you enjoy the time on the Riviera, enjoying the sun, the sea and the most paradisiacal beaches in Mexico. Here are…
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Between the quiet sea waves and the children’s games that add to the fun, the hours pass quickly in the waters of Las Perlas Beach. Sunbathe, swim, relax on a lounge chair, rest, eat, and read in a palapa or under a palm tree on this small and charming beach with golden sands and beautiful…
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Cabo Catoche is a semi-uninhabited island where nature is your best guest. The birds are at ease, the trees and bushes provide welcome shade, and the soft sand welcomes you to walk down the shore, in addition to the stunning views. A snorkeling paradise Cabo Catoche island is accessible by boat. You can book a…
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If you enjoy getting a sense of the local culture while on vacation, make a point of visiting Playa del Niño beach during your stay in Cancun. This beach is located in Puerto Juarez, a little further out from the Hotel Zone beaches, and is ideal for family outings. Sundays are the busiest days in…
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Calderitas near Chetumal is a town full of cute houses with palm tree roofs and a few main streets. Here is a tourist stop, as well as a boardwalk. The palm tree roofs make the spaces cool and not as hot as those in the city. Its restaurants serve delicious seafood dishes such as shrimp,…
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