As one of the seven wonders of the world, Chichen-itza is one of the most magical and historical places in all of Mexico to visit. Located in the beautiful Yucatan Peninsula – here are 4 tours to guide your exploration around this sacred land. Pronounced “chee-chehn eet-sah”, Chichén Itzá is a massive Mayan city that was …
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Throughout the month of October, The Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya will be honorably partaking in the 22nd annual ‘Pinktober’ campaign in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here we will share a little about what’s in store and how you too, can get involved. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, 1 in 8 …
When you go on vacation, you want to feel like a VIP. You’ve worked hard, so you deserve it – and you’re not alone in feeling that way. Cancun is home to Mexico’s second-largest airport, which has over 30 million visitors passing through each year – and this number keeps increasing, despite the pandemic. Cancun …
Aside from pristine white sand beaches and some of the best all inclusive resorts in the world, The Mexican Caribbean is home to so many incredible little trails to explore. From quick and easy trails all the way to expert level trails where you should probably bring an experienced guide with you – there is …
If there’s one thing that we all probably know about the Yucatan Peninsula, it’s that its hot. And with the heat comes thirst. It’s still important to get enough water in while you’re on vacation and its always fun to switch up what you’re drinking. Here are 5 refreshing drinks of the Yucatan Peninsula to …
Dia de los Muertos– the Day of the Dead is a traditional celebration meant to honor deceased family and friends. Taking place every year between October 31st and November 2nd, Here are some things to know and consider when going to Cancun to experience these sacred traditions. Important dates to know October 31st: Noche de …
So, you’ve decided to vacation in Cancun’s Hotel Zone, but should you stay in the North or South end? To introduce you, Cancun’s Zona Hotelera is a thin peninsula stretching for 22.5km in total, making up the shape of a figure ‘7’, which has given it the nickname of the ‘Cancun 7’. At the top …
It’s the news everyone’s been waiting for. After months of fluctuating between orange and yellow status on the epidemiological traffic light system, Cancun has finally been given the green light after Quintana Roo Governor Carlos Joaquin announced the northern section of the state will move from a yellow epidemiological light to green starting Monday 11 …
Mexico is home to a number of special places that are considered ‘pueblos magicos’, or magic towns. This designation recognizes certain towns and villages as being particularly special or culturally important. The scheme began in 2001 when Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism created the original list for the Pueblos Magicos Program. Each year, the program is …
Last month Cancun shattered visitor records for September. Even pre-pandemic numbers were broken which is a great sign for travelers and the tourism industry. According to ASUR (the airport’s managing company), over 1.61 million tourists arrived at Cancun’s international airport in September 2021. This was almost a 5% increase from the busiest September recorded back in 2019 when …