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  The Mexican Caribbean is known as a scuba divers paradise because of its rich fauna and for being home to the world’s second largest barrier reef. Jacques Cousteau, the famous French explorer, put this area on the map with his sea life documen...

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 gr...

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?

The good news for Cancun’s tourism board continues, after a historic summer where hotel occupancy rates in Puerto Morelos and Cancun were at full capacity for long periods, October has shown record numbers of tourists for a period of the year normall...

Just over a hundred kilometers south of Cancun and about 20 minutes from Playa del Carmen is Oasis Hotels & Resorts‘ best kept secret and one of the jewels of the Mexican Caribbean; Oasis Tulum and Grand Oasis Tulum. The resort is the perfe...

Cancun is known for its wild nightlife, beautiful beaches, and year-round sun. What perhaps is less known is that it is home to many Mayan ruins. Approximately 3000 years of Mayan culture has left behind several Mayan dialects and many impressive con...