The Mexican Caribbean is one of the most sought-after places for travelers from all over the world, for its incredible beaches, tourist destinations, and natural and cultural richness.
The Mexican Caribbean is located in the south of Mexico, covering the state of Quintana Roo and the southeast of the Yucatan Peninsula.
It is surrounded by natural beauties among its paradisiacal beaches, mangroves, jungle, and cenotes.
The Mexican Caribbean includes the most important tourist destinations in the country:
I will discuss these places in greater detail, among many other destinations. Vamonos!
There is nothing better than a honeymoon in Mexico to continue celebrating that dream of having united your life with your significant other. Undoubtedly, it is a long-awaited event, those unforgettable vacations with the love of your life as husband and wife.
Finding places like Xcacel beach in the coastal strip of the Riviera Maya in Quintana Roo is always an adventure. This turtle sanctuary remains semi-unknown, although it is slowly gaining popularity.
Some of the most popular attractions of the Magical Town of Tulum in the Mexican Riviera Maya include coastal and jungle archaeological ruins, enchanting beaches, reserved areas, and dreamy cenotes like the famous Cenote Calavera.
The Mayan word Xpu-Ha means “estuary of two waters” and is a beach located very close to Tulum, where you can practice scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling, among other activities.
Isla Mujeres is a small island in Quintana Roo, including Playa Norte, located just 20 minutes from Cancun, with beautiful fine sand beaches and clear turquoise waters
A haven for turtles, Akumal Beach is a paradise in Mexico with a turquoise sea, clear and warm water.
After spending a full day exploring cenotes, I decided to complement the trip to the Magical Town of Sisal Yucatan…
El Cuyo Yucatan is a turquoise-colored paradise not on most travelers’ maps outside the Yucatan Peninsula. A quiet white sand beach stretches between Quintana Roo and Yucatán in the municipality of Tizimín.
Looking for things to do in Bacalar Mexico? Look no further…
Many folks have asked me lately what the best beaches in Cozumel are, so here it is…