The Boca Iglesia ruins are a significant location for Christianity in Latin America, near Cabo Catoche. On the northern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula in the state of Quintana Roo, just where the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico meet. As the region’s first Catholic church, it is a living monument to one of…
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In Agua Escondida Park, there are enjoyable activities for both children and adults to enjoy on a beautiful and refreshing day. Indeed, it has 6 pools, including one just for kids. Spend a relaxed day with family and friends in the countryside, sitting on lounge chairs, grilling foods, and enjoying excellent company. Agua Escondida Park:…
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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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The history and archaeological richness of Quintana Roo and the Yucatan Peninsula are unique. No other destination in the world offers such a combination. Luxury hotels and fascinating adventures on water or land, sports, culture and unique archaeological monuments. When you visit the magical Maya land, you must explore at least a couple of archaeological…
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We have all come here in search of the same thing: paradisiacal landscapes, unforgettable experiences and beautiful sunsets. The good news: Cancun delivers. Whether it’s crowded, party-filled beaches or quiet beaches where time seems to stand still, here paradise can be felt with all five senses. Here are the top 9 beaches in Cancun. Playa…
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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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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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Croco Cun Zoo is an interactive conservation zoo that originated as a crocodile breeding farm and is located about 12 miles from downtown Cancun. Hurricane Gilberto damaged it in 1988, and the focus shifted from breeding to saving and promoting crocodiles over time. Here you can learn about the behavior and preservation of over 400…
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Since 1961, Isla Contoy near Isla Mujeres has been designated as a Natural Reserve and National Wildlife Refuge. It is an uninhabited islet located north of Isla Mujeres that is home to the biggest number of birds. As a result, it’s also known as Bird Island. It is a lovely island, very close to being…
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El Tinto Golf Course is the first of two planned 18-hole layouts within a large 1100-acre residential complex located adjacent to the international airport and just a 15-minute drive from both downtown Cancun and the city’s hotel zone. It was formerly known as the South course when it debuted. El Tinto Golf Course: Some interesting…
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