



Mayan Museum. Opened in the last stage of Hotel Zone. It has the largest collection of pieces from the legendary civilization settled in Quintana Roo.


El Mirador or Playa Delfines. The gateway to the Mexican Caribbean’s sea. One of the most recognized and popular beaches. The best panoramic view!


Isla Mujeres is a must for those who come to Cancun. Simply board a ferry from Hotel Zone or Puerto Juarez.


El Rey Ruins, the only Mayan ruins in the Hotel Zone. Inside, a niche was found where supposedly the sculpture of a crowned head of Mayan royalty was placed.

