Why visit Mexico?

Ancient worlds

In Tulum, explore the fascinating history of centuries past with a visit to cobblestone towns, historic landmarks, and the Mayan ruins. Close to both Cancún and Tulum, discover a wonder of the world – Chichén Itzá. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the largest Mayan landmark on the Yucatan Peninsula, and a treasure trove of ancient architecture and artefacts.

Explore one of the oldest Spanish towns in Mexico – Valladolid. With Mexican folk art, Templo de San Benardino, and San Gervasio Cathedral, this quiet colonial town is a must-visit.

Make one of our resorts your base for exploring, or simply sit back and relax if that’s what you prefer. However you like to holiday, discover our range of serene Mexico all-inclusive resorts here.

Hidden gems

From Puerto Vallarta, travel by boat to the enchanting Las Caletas beach hideaway – a breathtaking natural reserve. Next to a cascading waterfall, ‘mermaids’ will greet you on arrival, with other magical characters scattered around the island. Take part in a cooking class, sway in floating sea hammocks, go snorkelling, or visit at night to watch a mesmerising musical performance.

If you’re travelling to Chichén Itzá from Cancun or Tulum, stop off at Cenote Suytun. Believed to be sacred to the Mayans, this magical underground cave has a natural pool of turquoise water that you can swim in. Playa del Carmen is also a great base to explore some of the many surrounding cenotes. In Cancún, visit the Underwater Museum of Art with its life-sized sculptures.

Ultimate escapism

The bohemian beach town of Tulum offers tranquillity. Sip fresh coconuts. Sway in hammocks. Walk on white sands as palm trees whisper in the breeze. Dip your toes into turquoise waters. You’re in paradise! In the quieter Playa del Carmen, visit the many beautiful beaches or explore Parque Los Fundadores.

No trip to Mexico is complete without sampling the delicious cuisine. From burritos, enchiladas, nachos, and guacamole to more traditional dishes including elote (grilled corn), barbacoa (pulled beef) and pozole soup. There’s plenty to tempt your tastebuds, and our all-inclusive Mexico resorts offer an endless supply!

Have a question? Head over to our FAQ page.

Meet Abigail Gutierrez, guide for Mexico

“Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, and Tulum offer a wide range of activities for all kinds of traveller. In Cancun, enjoy picturesque beaches, snorkelling, and exploring ancient ruins. The nightlife is vibrant, and a trip to Isla Mujeres is an excellent option for a day of exploration.

Puerto Vallarta has a charming pier, perfect for strolling, and its beaches are ideal for relaxing. The Marietas Islands offer excellent opportunities for diving – and during the season, whale-watching tours are an unforgettable experience.

In Tulum, explore the Mayan ruins with sea views, and swim in breathtaking, natural open caves, such as the Gran Cenote. Beaches like Playa Paraiso offer white sand and clear waters, and the Sian Ka’an Biosphere offers fascinating ecological tours.

Mexican cuisine is a delight – try tacos al pastor, fresh ceviche, and cochinita pibil. These culinary experiences will complete your trip, offering an authentic taste of Mexico.”

Things to do

Tulum ruins, reef snorkelling, cenote, and caves
Chichen Itza, cenote and Valladolid small group day trip
Downtown Puerto Vallarta food tour
Las Caletas beach hideaway

Stay at our resorts

Residence INN by Marriott Playa del Carmen, Mexico

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WIVC Coral Mar Cancún, Mexico

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Beachscape Kin Ha Villas & Suites Cancún, Mexico

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Insider tips

Which airport should I fly into?

There are several airports in Mexico, but closest to many resorts is Cancun international Airport, Puerto Vallarta International Airport, and Aeropuerto Internacional de Tulum, all offering international flights.

Be sure to do your research on public transport options for bus and taxi services, or you can rent a car if you prefer the flexibility of getting around on your own – ideal for exploring!

When is the best time to visit Mexico?

The dry season is between December and April, with warm temperatures reaching 28 degrees, and less rainfall.

Should I go all-inclusive?

An all-inclusive Mexico resort means endless culinary delights, drinks, and utter relaxation. Sit back, relax, and enjoy being in paradise!

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