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Cancun boasts over 20 kilometres of continuous beautiful white sand beaches and turquoise blue waters that are unlike any other in the Mexican Caribbean. While the beaches in Playa del Carmen are no doubt lovely, it is difficult to find the array of colours that can be seen from...

It’s the start of a new year and there is no better time to celebrate the beginning of a new phase in your life, for many this means coming up with a New Year’s resolution. Whilst it’s true that many people’s resolutions do not last till the end of January – let alone the...

The best known archaeological sites are not necessarily those considered the most fun or amazing. Of the 20 sites conserved by the national institute of anthropology and history in Quintana Roo state there are those that stand out for their beauty, for their historical...

Arriving at the dock of Captain Hook, located in the beautiful facilities at Oasis Palm, and precisely in the channel that connects the Nichupté lagoon with the Caribbean Sea, everything is tranquility and expectation, a truck has picked us up at the other location, that of the...

When I posted one of these photos on my Facebook page I received a message from a friend that asked if it was the Cirque de Soleil, the world famous Canadian entertainment troupe that recently arrived in our state and whose shows entertain millions worldwide. With great pride I...

Oasis is on a constant mission to offer its guests a wide variety of cuisines that not only delights, but surprises, captivates, and seduces the senses of each and every guest.

Visiting Cancun takes on a different significance depending on your age, who you are going with, or what you plan to do in this paradisiacal destination. It is a great place to meet new people, to immerse yourself in Mayan history, or to relax and enjoy life and the natural...

At the northernmost point of the Yucatan peninsula you will find Cabo Catoche, a beautiful island full of vegetation and history (it was the site of the first Christian church in North America). It is also the point that marks the beginning of the great Mesoamerican Barrier Reef,...

Looking towards the sea is relaxing; it provides tranquility, an escape. You can lose yourself in the immenseness of it all as it merges with the sky on the horizon.

While Halloween is celebrated in Mexico as in the rest of North America and other parts of the world, what is celebrated with more vigor is Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) but what exactly is Día de Muertos? And what goes on?