Resorts in Mexico

Playa Mujeres

Lying 3 miles north of the busy and bustling Cancun Hotel Zone (at approximately 25 minutes' taxi ride), the perfectly secluded and isolated Playa Mujeres is best known as an eco-friendly tourist resort set facing a glorious stretch of tranquil beach. Surrounded by lush vegetation and beautiful scenery, this region embraces the area's native flora and fauna, looking after the preservation of all living species. Playa Mujeres comprises pristine miles of virtually untouched beach and amazing nature riches for the most wonderful ecological experience imaginable!

Encircled by a protected natural site with water holes, jungles, bunkers and greens, those looking for eco-friendly Cancun holidays will find Playa Mujeres to be an eco-traveller's dream come true. Setting an international example in the preservation of the area's endemic flora and fauna, at this blessed resort native plants thrive, along with trees and indigenous foliage. You will fall in love with the rolling greens, the lush, well-kept lawns, the sparkling white sands at the beach and the crystal-clear turquoise waters. Here you will find one of the most spectacular golf courses in the Caribbean, offering truly awe-inspiring views over the Caribbean Sea. Golf lovers will relish the opportunity of spending Cancun holidays in this blessed area, as the Norman-designed 18-hole championship golf course majestically sprawls along verdant lush grounds in close proximity to the Chacmochuc Lagoon. Some of Cancun's most luxurious and intimate boutique hotels and resorts can also be found in Playa Mujeres and as this is such a pristine and secluded area, there is no room for big crowds.

Riviera Maya

The Riviera Maya region was traditionally an important trade and religious centre for the ancient Mayans. The remains of this prosperous era can be seen today at the ruins of Tulum and the towns of Playa del Carmen, Xcaret and Xel-Ha. This beautiful coastline, on the far east of the Yucatan Peninsula is a living museum to Mexico's cultural and natural heritage. It is no wonder that the resorts along the Riviera Maya have become some of Mexico's most popular holiday destinations.

At the Riviera Maya, visitors can discover how Mexican, Mayan, African and European cultures intertwine to create an amazing culture. Unspoilt beaches and tropical forest hug the crystal clear turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. This area stretches out 40 km to the south of Cancun with luxurious resorts nestled between the jungle and sea. The area's hotels and resorts host a variety of activities from water and land sports to wildlife and ecological tours. Snorkelling and scuba diving in this area is a real highlight. The Riviera Maya is a special and unique holiday destination.