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.
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.
It's not just fun in the sun and Cancún's shops that attract visitors, but in fact, the city is full of cultural activities. For those who like exhibitions or are interested in photography, sculpture and the arts, visiting Museo Maya de Cancún is a must. At the Museo Maya de Cancún, you will find great exhibitions year-round, displaying works by Mexican and foreign artists. Don't miss the best national exhibitions on your next visit to Cancún, a heavenly place full of fun and culture.
A little over 400 sculptures, most of them human figurines, appear misplaced when one learns about their location. The MUSA Underwater Museum of Art houses these strangely arresting sculptures eight meters (26.24 feet) under the sea. Founded in 2009 by artist Jaime Gonzalez Cano, underwater museum exhibits are crafted from specialized materials and are lodged into the seabed. There is more than one fascinating way to view these riveting sculptures. While scuba diving and snorkeling allows for a more up-close study of the museum, tours via the Glass Bottom Boat allow families to enjoy this wonderful spectacle too.
Ever fancied being on board a ship with pirates? Well, here's your chance to fulfill that dream! Captain Hook offers various exciting tours to choose from. Climb aboard masterful models of famous galleons replete with talented staff that parade as infamous pirates and put on an immersive show which delight kids and adults alike. Ticket prices include dinner and drinks, and guests can partake in a number of events and contests held onboard during the duration of the trip. Captain Hook also makes provisions for special events and functions. Prior reservations are highly recommended.
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.
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.
It's not just fun in the sun and Cancún's shops that attract visitors, but in fact, the city is full of cultural activities. For those who like exhibitions or are interested in photography, sculpture and the arts, visiting Museo Maya de Cancún is a must. At the Museo Maya de Cancún, you will find great exhibitions year-round, displaying works by Mexican and foreign artists. Don't miss the best national exhibitions on your next visit to Cancún, a heavenly place full of fun and culture.
Ever fancied being on board a ship with pirates? Well, here's your chance to fulfill that dream! Captain Hook offers various exciting tours to choose from. Climb aboard masterful models of famous galleons replete with talented staff that parade as infamous pirates and put on an immersive show which delight kids and adults alike. Ticket prices include dinner and drinks, and guests can partake in a number of events and contests held onboard during the duration of the trip. Captain Hook also makes provisions for special events and functions. Prior reservations are highly recommended.
A little over 400 sculptures, most of them human figurines, appear misplaced when one learns about their location. The MUSA Underwater Museum of Art houses these strangely arresting sculptures eight meters (26.24 feet) under the sea. Founded in 2009 by artist Jaime Gonzalez Cano, underwater museum exhibits are crafted from specialized materials and are lodged into the seabed. There is more than one fascinating way to view these riveting sculptures. While scuba diving and snorkeling allows for a more up-close study of the museum, tours via the Glass Bottom Boat allow families to enjoy this wonderful spectacle too.