Find your next stop.
↗Tulum
An important port for Maya traders in the thirteenth century, Tulum combines archaeological heritage with a Caribbean coastal setting. It is also a starting point for exploring nearby cenotes, lagoons and archaeological sites.
↗Riviera Maya
The Riviera Maya extends from Puerto Morelos in the north to Tulum in the south, with Playa del Carmen between them. Accommodation includes all-inclusive resorts, boutique hotels and nature-focused stays, catering to different budgets and interests.
↗Puerto Morelos
Between Cancún and Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos offers a quieter setting without being far from the region's larger towns. Smaller hotels cluster around the main square, while larger all-inclusive resorts can be found outside the centre.
↗Playa del Carmen
Playa del Carmen sits between Cancún and Tulum on the Mexican Caribbean coast. Road connections from Cancún airport include transfers, taxis, shuttles and buses, with the central bus station close to Quinta Avenida.
↗Maya Ka An
In the heart of Quintana Roo near Tulum, Maya Ka’an brings together tropical forest, lagoons, beaches and Maya communities. Its ecotourism experiences connect the landscapes of Sian Ka’an with local knowledge and traditions.
↗Mahahual
Mahahual is a fishing town in the Grand Costa Maya that becomes livelier when cruise ships arrive. Offshore, Banco Chinchorro's coral environment and historic shipwrecks make the area especially interesting for divers.
↗Isla Muejres
A former fishing island just off Cancún, Isla Mujeres is known for its relaxed Caribbean atmosphere and Pueblo Mágico designation. Its compact size makes it a popular day trip as well as a place to slow down for longer.
↗Isla Cozumel
Off Playa del Carmen, Cozumel combines white beaches, sunset views, Maya heritage and coral reefs. Its former Maya name, Kuzamil, refers to the island of swallows.
↗Holbox
Between the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, Holbox lies within the Yum Balam protected area. Its Maya name means ‘black hole’. Sandy streets, a low-rise setting and a slower pace give the island a feeling of separation from the mainland.
↗Grand Costa Maya
The Grand Costa Maya in southern Quintana Roo brings together Chetumal, Bacalar and Mahahual. Lush natural surroundings, lagoons, gently sheltered beaches and archaeological sites offer different ways to explore the region.
↗Costa Mujeres
North of Cancún, Costa Mujeres is surrounded by mangroves, tropical forest, white-sand beaches and turquoise sea. Its setting offers a sense of calm and privacy while remaining within reach of Cancún's restaurants and nightlife.
↗Chetumal
Chetumal, the capital of Quintana Roo, lies south of the Riviera Maya and Maya Ka’an. The surrounding Grand Costa Maya brings together natural landscapes, local cooking, community traditions and regional history.