Parque Nacional Isla Contoy, one of the beauties of nature, has been preserved as a huge ecological reserve. It is surrounded by mangroves, where the flora and fauna are zealously protected by the Mexican authorities. An expedition to this island is a must for nature lovers or adventurous spirits. Enjoy the waters in a small boat, watch wildlife in its natural habitat and take in the beauty of nature in its purest form.
Yet another option for enjoying the Caribbean is this pleasant fishing village called Puerto Morelos, with pristine beaches where the landscape remains intact. There is an underwater reef, ideal for diving or snorkeling. Part of the region known as the Mayan Riviera, is famous for its natural and historical attractions left from the Mayan civilization. There are also some rustic restaurants with traditional menus in the surrounding area.
The long, thin stretch of land between Nichupte Lagoon and the Gulf of Mexico is the famed Zona Hotelara of Mexico. Connected to mainland Cancun through bridges at the southern and northern end, the hotel zone is indisputably the liveliest part of the city. Dominated by the grandeur of luxury hotels and surrounded by the beauty of turquoise waters, the hotel zone is perennially vibrant with the buzz of tourists and locals. Facing the lagoon side are numerous marinas and promenades offering spectacular views of the gulf waters and the mainland. With shopping centers like Plaza Caracol, Plaza Flamingo, Plaza Kukulcán, numerous boutiques, and retail outlets sell traditional souvenirs and apparel. A culinary haven, the hotel zone is dappled with open-air restaurants and eateries offering an international range of cuisines. A hip party destination vibrating with upscale nightclubs and lounges, the hotel zone's vivacity is often compared to that of Las Vegas.
With its trees and beach chairs, Playa Norte in Isla Mujeres is considered both by the tourists and Mexicans as the perfect spot to laze around and indulge in games. The crystal clear blue water of this beach is ideal for swimming, the deepest level coming right up to the chest. Apart from offering quintessential beach experience, Playa Norte is also lined with numerous seafood restaurants, each bringing something new and unique to the table. The one thing that should not be missed here is witnessing the magical sight of sunset being reflected on the water.
La Isla Shopping Village is one of Cancun's main shopping centers. Designed and built on canals with bridges, La Isla is located right in the center of Cancun's hotel strip. Featuring all kinds of shops, restaurants and even the Interactive Aquarium, La Isla is a great option for a family outing or a serious shopping spree. Kids will love the spurting fountain they can run around in to beat the heat.
Standing tall at the height of 80 meters (262.46 meters), La Torre Escénica is the perfect spot for relishing wonderful views of the azure waters of Caribbean Sea, as well as, of Cancun. The view from top of La Torre Escénica is mesmerizing to say the least. Visiting this observatory tower and enjoying the panoramic views is a must while in the vicinity.
Parque Nacional Isla Contoy, one of the beauties of nature, has been preserved as a huge ecological reserve. It is surrounded by mangroves, where the flora and fauna are zealously protected by the Mexican authorities. An expedition to this island is a must for nature lovers or adventurous spirits. Enjoy the waters in a small boat, watch wildlife in its natural habitat and take in the beauty of nature in its purest form.
Yet another option for enjoying the Caribbean is this pleasant fishing village called Puerto Morelos, with pristine beaches where the landscape remains intact. There is an underwater reef, ideal for diving or snorkeling. Part of the region known as the Mayan Riviera, is famous for its natural and historical attractions left from the Mayan civilization. There are also some rustic restaurants with traditional menus in the surrounding area.
The Cancun Vacation Experts provides amazing tours of attractions on this side of the Yucatan Peninsula. Visit Mayan temples, including Chichen Itza, Tulum and, Coba. You can also see beautiful islands, including Cozumel and Isla Mujeres. Xcaret Park offers the perfect mixture of Mayan Culture, wildlife and an amazing aquatic underground system made of rivers that connect "Sinkholes," called "Cenotes" in Spanish, which originated from the Mayan word “dzonot” that means “pit or abyss." Cancun Vacation Experts is committed to high quality service standards aimed to make happen those memorable experiences of discovery and enjoyment of the beautiful destinations.
Iglesia de Cristo Rey is one of the most centrally located churches, with special architectural features. In addition to admiring the beauty of the construction, this is a good opportunity to witness the faith of the locals during the services. The services held are Roman Catholic and if you are lucky, you will see a typical wedding or a traditional baptism of the people from this part of the Caribbean.
The long, thin stretch of land between Nichupte Lagoon and the Gulf of Mexico is the famed Zona Hotelara of Mexico. Connected to mainland Cancun through bridges at the southern and northern end, the hotel zone is indisputably the liveliest part of the city. Dominated by the grandeur of luxury hotels and surrounded by the beauty of turquoise waters, the hotel zone is perennially vibrant with the buzz of tourists and locals. Facing the lagoon side are numerous marinas and promenades offering spectacular views of the gulf waters and the mainland. With shopping centers like Plaza Caracol, Plaza Flamingo, Plaza Kukulcán, numerous boutiques, and retail outlets sell traditional souvenirs and apparel. A culinary haven, the hotel zone is dappled with open-air restaurants and eateries offering an international range of cuisines. A hip party destination vibrating with upscale nightclubs and lounges, the hotel zone's vivacity is often compared to that of Las Vegas.