The Cozumel Planetarium is one of four in the state of Quintana Roo, and it is open to both locals and visitors. Regardless of whether you are from Mayan land or not, you will remember this trip. Full Name: “Cha”an Ka”an” Cozumel Planetarium This new planetarium has Latin America’s only 3-D digital planetarium projector. It’s…
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Punta Molas is the northernmost point on the island of Cozumel. There’s an antique lighthouse here, as well as some of Cozumel’s most gorgeous beaches. You can get here by a winding, unpaved route. Once in Punta Molas, you can also visit the Caracol Tomb, from which you can see cruise ships and yachts arriving…
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Mayan Water Complex is a park where you may have wonderful aquatic adventures. You can swim in the sun or jump, slide, and have a good time on the inflatable attractions. A fun slide is also available. It is a set of three artificial lagoons where you can practice your best moves, always with the…
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Cancun Golf Club at Pok Ta Pok opened in 1976 and is the result of Robert Trent Jones Jr.’s genious. It is a regional golf icon. A round at this course is practically a must for golf enthusiasts and Cancun lovers. The internationally famous 18-hole, par-72 golf course challenges even the most experienced golfers. As…
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Palancar Beach, one of Cozumel‘s top all-around beaches, is known for its water sports, which include kayaking, snorkeling, sailing, and diving. You can hire a dive boat and eat at one of the neighboring restaurants or pubs. The most appealing aspect about Palancar Beach in Cozumel is that it has the feel of a private…
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“A natural beauty and a tourist site that has attracted numerous visitors.” This is how Nachi Cocom Lagoon is famous for, located 52 miles from the town of Tizimín. This hidden paradise has become a tourist site that has increased the number of visitors, both local and national. It is a jewel where you can…
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The Chetumal-Belize Free Zone, also known as the Corozal Free Zone, is a duty-free business zone located halfway between Mexico and Belize. Here’s everything you’ll need to know about going there. What does it mean? Free Zone or Free Trade Zone means that cities with this denomination offer duty-free imported products. This is reflected in…
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The Magical Town of Tulum is a must-see and the best example of Mayan charm thanks to its ruins located on the edge of the Caribbean Sea. It is also the only archaeological site that sits on the edge of a cliff. This is one of the best and most beautiful beaches in the Riviera…
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Petempich Bay is a small and beautiful community in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, located on the coast of the Caribbean Sea. Indeed, it’s a beach destination within 15 minutes of Cancun International Airport. It has recently gained prominence on the tourism map of Quintana Roo. Slowly but steadily, it has attracted hundreds of tourists eager to…
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Rio Lagartos National Park, a protected region on the Yucatan coast, is home to more than 400 different bird species but is most well-known for the pink flamingo, commonly known as the American flamingo. Year-round visitors swarm to this location to take in the breathtaking natural habitat, which includes Las Coloradas, the most popular pink…
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