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CANCUN, Q.R. — As the summer rains begin to fall on Cancun’s beaches and jungles, state health officials are asking locals and tourists to be aware, but not hitting the panic button, about the seasonal risk of Dengue fever. The Cancun Sun has looked into the official data to explain what this means for both …

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You’ve just cannon-balled into a sky-blue infinity pool, the DJ’s spinning sunset-house, and somebody hands you a mezcal-pineapple paleta before you’ve even found your flip-flops… Welcome to AVA Resort Cancun’s very first Summer Festival! An 11-week, “why-leave-the-hotel?” extravaganza that runs June 7 – August 14 and feels like summer camp for grown-ups (kids, too, but …

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If you’ve ever winced at the high cost of a taxi from Cancun to Playa del Carmen or Tulum, you’re not alone. But while most tourists pay a premium for private shuttles, savvy travelers and locals use a well-known secret to travel the entire Riviera Maya for just a few dollars: the colectivo. This isn’t …

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You’ve packed your laptop and you’re ready to trade your Zoom background for the real thing in Playa del Carmen or Tulum. For years, digital nomads have used a little trick to make this dream a reality: landing in Cancun and getting a 180-day tourist permit, giving them six months of sun-drenched productivity. Well, grab …

Read More about New Reality for Digital Nomads in Cancun & Riviera Maya: Why Temporary Residency is Now Essential

It’s a sour end to an otherwise perfect day in paradise. You’ve just had a fantastic dinner, the ocean breeze is warm, and the mood is perfect. Then the bill arrives, and it’s way higher than expected. You get that sneaky suspicion you’ve been taken for a ride. Unfortunately, this scenario is becoming more common. …

Read More about Travelers Report Rise In “Dinner Scams” In Cancun & Playa Del Carmen Restaurants

So, Chichén Itzá is on your 2025 travel list? Excellent choice. This place is more than just a historic site; it’s one of the literal Seven Wonders of the World. The ancient Mayans somehow designed it to cast a shadow that looks like a serpent slithering down the steps… and we’re still trying to figure …

Read More about New Rules At Chichen Itza Travelers Need To Know For 2025

Let’s not sugarcoat it: Cancun is facing an unprecedented battle. The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt is in overdrive, and forecasts for 2025 point to a record-breaking season of the pervasive seaweed. The iconic Hotel Zone, with its white-sand beaches, is now a frontline, where tireless crews and expensive barriers are struggling to keep up with …

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Sunshine, sandy toes, and stunning sea views… Isla Mujeres is already a dream vacation spot, but this summer, the island is stepping up its game in a big way. If you’ve been thinking about hopping over to this slice of Caribbean paradise, we’ve got some exciting news you’ll want to hear. Isla Mujeres is launching …

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An ambitious environmental initiative in Cancún has removed a staggering 17.64 tons of solid waste from the region’s famous cenotes. The massive cleanup, accomplished in just over ten days, is part of an ongoing effort by the municipal government to restore and protect the fragile underwater ecosystems that are vital to the area’s natural beauty …

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If you’ve been planning a trip to Cancun or anywhere along the Riviera Maya, you’ve probably seen the headlines. A massive bloom of sargassum seaweed is making its way through the Caribbean, and reports are calling it a record-breaking year. It’s a frustrating situation, for locals and visitors alike. But it’s crucial to understand what …

Read More about Mexican Navy Launches Special Operation in Cancun & Riviera Maya to Fight Record Sargassum Levels