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Explore over 140 marine species! Choose from multiple activities at the Acuario de Cancún, a wonderful attraction for families.

Discover a fascinating world by visiting the Museum of Mayan Culture. Considered one of the most important museums of the Mayan culture. In this interesting visit you will be able to discover the lifestyle, the architecture, the famous calendar and the worldview of one of the most developed civilizations in America.

One of the Yucatan Peninsula's most noteworthy landmarks, Chichen Itza is a complex of Mayan ruins dating back to around 600 AD. The largest structure within these ruins is a stepped pyramid called El Castillo; additional structures include the Temple of the Warriors and the Wall of Skulls, both of which feature stone carvings.

Take a walk through the largest nature reserve in Cozumel. In the Punta Sur Eco Tourist Park you can enjoy beautiful virgin beaches, admire the diversity of flora and fauna locally, and have spectacular views from the Celarain lighthouse. If you are a nature lover, take a moment to enjoy an incredible boat ride through the Laguna de Colombia.

Discover the magic of Parque Chankanaab. This beautiful park offers stunning lagoon views, as well as shops, bars and restaurants.

Visit the Museo de Cozumel and learn more about this beautiful and iconic Mexican island. Explore Cozumel's rich history, from its first inhabitants to the present day.

Head roughly seven miles from Cancún to Isla Mujeres, a pristine island in the Caribbean Sea which is known the world over for its splendid beaches. Snorkel and dive in the surrounding coral reefs, or visit the lighthouse, Mayan temple ruins and sea turtle sanctuary.

A true natural wonder in the Riviera Maya, Xel-Há offers a range of wonderful, family-friendly activities and attractions. This expansive park features water activities such as snorkeling; explore the rich marine life within cenotes, lagoons and caves. You can also check out the park's ziplines, grab a bite to eat at one of the on-site restaurants or simply relax and enjoy the gorgeous views. 

Discover this amazing site that will take you on a walk through history. Head out of the city and visit the El Rey ruins, which have almost 50 different structures.

Take an excursion to this unique lagoon, where you can kayak among the trees and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Located 45 km away from the hotel, the attraction of this activity is that you may sightsee moreletti crocodiles

Dzibanche is a historically significant Mayan city featuring several legendary temples, as well as the imposing Pyramid of Cormoranes. Located 40 minutes from the hotel zone, its name is Mayan for “to write on wood".

Located about 80 miles south of Cancún on the Caribbean coast, Tulum is known for its preserved ruins of an ancient Mayan port. These ruins include El Castillo, a clifftop stone edifice and the largest of the surviving buildings. Tulum National Park is close by.

Explore Uxmal and be amazed by its history, art and culture. Dating from 600 to 900 AD, it is considered one of the most significant architectural sites in the Puuc region. Among the more famous buildings are the Pirámide de la Adivina, the Cuadrángulo de las Monjas and the Casa de las Palomas.