The beaches of Cancun and the Riviera Maya….sun, sea, sand and blue skies, the main draw of the region for millions of visitors each year. As a resident of the area and an admitted “beach addict”, I’ve learned a few things over the years on how best to enjoy a day on the beach. Whether...
Spring break in Cancun…..beaches, wild parties, hangovers and sunburns. Spring break is meant to be the time of your life, a chance to be young and free, taking a break from studying and letting loose. Thousands of students converge on Cancun annually for this rite of passage, doing things their parents probably don’t want to...
Hurricane season in the Caribbean is about to begin so we’ve put together a little primer of hurricane basics for travellers. While it is unlikely that Cancun and the Riviera Maya will experience a hurricane this year, we do want to assure you that authorities are well prepared to handle any weather situation. The safety...
“Family” and “tradition” are two words that define the Mexican culture and there is no better day to celebrate both than “El dia de los Niños” or “Children´s Day”. Every year children throughout Mexico look forward to April 30th, a day where youth is honored, and people celebrate innocence, playfulness and the unlimited potential of...
Sun setting over the lagoon, soft breeze in your hair, the sounds of a gentle saxophone playing, a glass of wine and a delicious dinner, all the ingredients you need for a perfect romantic evening in Cancun. The Lobster Dinner Cruise is the only romance tour in Cancun, no young kids, no blaring techno music,...
With spring break right around the corner, students from all over are getting ready for their trips down south. Working out for that beach-ready bod, hitting the tanning bed and plotting their strategies to cruise as many parties as they can in their seven days of freedom. Spring Break Cancun is a rite of passage...
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