Cancun

Set in the northeastern part of the Yucatán Península, Cancun is recognized worldwide for its spectacular beaches of fine white sand, fascinating turquoise blue sea and unparalleled weather, as well as excellent air and land connectivity, and a first-class hotel infrastructure that places it as one of the best tourism destinations in the world.

Tulum

New Developments

An hour and a half from the city of Cancun in the Mexican Caribbean is the city of Tulum, ceremonial center of the Mayan culture, and a magnet for world tourism due to its archaeological remains and heavenly surroundings.

Playa del Carmen

As with most cities in the Yucatán peninsula, Playa del Carmen was originally settled by the Mayas in pre-Columbian times and was originally named Xaman Ha, which translates to “Water from the North” and its relevance resided in the fact that it was the place from which many Mayan folks would cross the ocean in their pilgrimage to the sanctuary of the goddess Ixchel in the Island of Cozumel.

Holbox

Holbox has become a destination for adventure tourism as well as rest. One of the main activities of the inhabitants of this island is lobster fishing, governed by the closed season; lobster-based dishes (including lobster pizza) can be tasted at local restaurants.

Puerto Aventuras

Just a few minutes south of Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo lies one of the most beautiful little corners of the whole planet. Puerto Aventuras is a residential development born in the 1980’s and destined to become one of the most exciting and sought-after real estate developments in the Caribbean.

Puerto Morelos

Puerto Morelos is the Riviera Maya’s youngest star. It has been attracting investors, mainly in the hotel business, due to its wonderful location (just 25 minutes south of Cancun´s International Airport), and some of the Caribbean most beautiful beaches.