Quintana Roo

Caribbean Paradise of the Mexican Coast

Quintana Roo, located in southeastern Mexico, is a Caribbean paradise that combines white sand beaches, lush jungles and a rich Mayan heritage. With its stunning coral reefs, crystal-clear cenotes and vibrant nightlife, this destination offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture and relaxation. From the ancient ruins of Tulum to the luxury of the Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo is the epicenter of tourism in Mexico, captivating travelers from around the world.

RIVIERA MAYA

Stretching from Cancun to Tulum, this coastal corridor features world-class resorts, pristine beaches, and ecological parks:

Playa del Carmen: A cosmopolitan beach town with European flair and the famous Fifth Avenue shopping district
Puerto Morelos: A charming fishing village with a thriving reef system
Akumal: Known for swimming with sea turtles in their natural habitat
Xcaret and Xel-Há: Eco-archaeological parks blending natural beauty with cultural experiences

TULUM

Once a Maya port city, Tulum now attracts visitors with its:

Cliffside Maya ruins overlooking the Caribbean
Boho-chic atmosphere with eco-friendly hotels and restaurants
Nearby cenotes and underground river systems
Vibrant art and wellness scene

COZUMEL ISLAND

World-renowned for scuba diving and snorkeling, Cozumel offers:

The Mesoamerican Reef system (second largest in the world)
Crystal-clear visibility and diverse marine life
Fascinating underwater caverns and coral formations
Relaxed island atmosphere with less development than mainland destinations

BACALAR

Known as the “Lagoon of Seven Colors,” Bacalar offers:

Striking blue waters ranging from turquoise to deep indigo
The Pirates Channel, an ancient trade route
Cenote Azul, one of Mexico’s deepest cenotes
A laid-back alternative to more developed beach destinations

Maya Archaeological Sites

Cobá: Home to Nohoch Mul, the tallest pyramid in the Yucatán Peninsula
Muyil: An ancient trading post surrounded by lush jungle
Kohunlich: Famous for its Temple of the Masks featuring giant stucco masks

BEST TIME TO VISIT

The winter months (November to April) offer ideal weather conditions with less rainfall and comfortable temperatures, though this coincides with the high tourist season. For fewer crowds, consider visiting in May or November.