At the southernmost point of Cozumel in Punta Sur, this “faro” is one of the island’s most iconic landmarks. It is more than just a navigational aid. This lighthouse invites visitors into a world where history meets pristine natural beauty. Here you can find panoramic Caribbean views. But also, lush ecosystems and wildlife encounters. The…
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Tucked away in the turquoise heart of the Riviera Maya, Cayo Culebra is often described as the last virgin island in the region. It lies within the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. This untouched natural paradise spans 36 hectares. And it’s for sale. It has an asking price of USD 68 million (over 1.1 billion pesos).…
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Far from the bustling tourist center of Cozumel lies a beach loved by locals and off-the-beaten-path travelers alike: San Martín Beach, also affectionately called Playa Bonita. Stretching nearly four kilometers along the island’s east coast, this wild and scenic beach is known for its untouched beauty, vibrant turquoise waters, and tranquil atmosphere. Here are some…
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In the clear blue waters near Chankanaab Park, lies one of the island’s most intriguing dive sites. The sunken Felipe Xicoténcatl C-53 is an underwater wonder. This former military boat turned artificial reef has become a must-visit destination for certified divers. Resting at a depth of 24 meters (78 feet), the ship offers an unforgettable…
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Playa del Carmen is more than just white sand beaches and lively nightlife—it’s also a destination for sports enthusiasts of all kinds. Thanks to a combination of public investment and a growing private wellness scene, you can stay active here whether you’re a resident or a visitor. From morning yoga under the rising sun to…
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Quintana Roo isn’t just a destination for beach lovers and history buffs—it’s also a rising star on the global culinary map. In 2024, the Michelin Guide officially recognized the region’s dynamic food scene, awarding three restaurants with a coveted Michelin star and recommending a total of twenty dining spots throughout the Riviera Maya. These recognitions…
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From August 26 to 31, 2025, the heart of the Riviera Maya becomes the epicenter of culinary creativity during the Apapaxoa GastroCultural Festival in Xcaret. More than just a food event, this six-day celebration fuses gastronomy, art, music, and cultural heritage into one immersive experience. Here are some words on The GastroCultural Festival in Xcaret.…
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You’ve just stepped off your cruise ship and into the warm Caribbean air—welcome to Cozumel, one of Mexico’s most beloved island destinations. Known for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and rich Mayan history, Cozumel offers the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation for cruise visitors on a tight schedule. If you’re wondering what to…
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Just off the southern coast of Cozumel Island, right in front of the Yucatán Peninsula, lies one of the most celebrated underwater treasures of the Mexican Caribbean: Palancar Reef. As part of the vast Great Western Atlantic Reef Belt, also known as the Great Mayan Reef, this dive site is renowned for its crystal-clear waters,…
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Just six miles south of downtown Cozumel lies a hidden gem. Here the sand is soft, the water is turquoise, and the experience is pure Caribbean bliss. Playa Uvas Beach Club is a perfect destination for anyone seeking a relaxing day on the island. It features excellent service, beautiful views, and plenty of adventure in…
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