The beach in Akumal and its hotels comprise a small paradise in the heart of the Riviera Maya, 120 km from Cancun and 30 minutes from Playa del Carmen, between Tulum and Puerto Aventuras, with a wide tourist offer to make your trip an unforgettable one.
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Indigenous richness, unparalleled gastronomy, archaeological sites, and various beautiful beaches make Chiapas a world of its own.
Punta Nizuc is the closest place to Cancun, where you can enjoy the dreamlike beauty of the underwater world of the Great Mayan Reef.
The modern Ixtapa and the traditional Zihuatanejo, separated by a few km, make up Mexico’s most famous and exclusive beaches with intense waves for surfing and others with calm waters, ideal for swimming and playing with children.
San Blas Nayarit is a small beach town dedicated to fishing, agriculture, and tourism. Since it is a semi-remote place, the best way to get there is by land.
Ixtlan del Rio is a charming little town whose name means “place where obsidian abounds.” It is a very important enclave from an archaeological standpoint due to its closeness to the archaeological zone of Los Toriles, one of the most important in the region.
Las Nubes Waterfall is just another reason to fall in love with Chiapas, a place that will never cease to amaze you with its natural wonders.
Puerto Morelos is a coastal town in Quintana Roo, Mexico, that has not been invaded by mass tourism, despite being located between Cancun and Playa del Carmen.
The Baja Peninsula has access to two of the most productive ocean fisheries in the world. From big marlin to beautiful roosterfish, you will find some amazing opportunities with access by road or boat.