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Mexico Holidays
A barefoot beach oasis with a captivating culture, irresistible foodie scene and ultra-luxe all-inclusive resorts.
Mexico is a fiesta of soulful food, carefree shores and underwater realms. There’s a beach for every mood, whatever your vibe, from rustic castaway islands to glamorous beach club hangouts. Beyond its aquamarine waters and white-gold sands, Mexico is full of culture and charisma. You’ll see it in its Aztec architecture, hear it in its mariachi rhythms and taste it in its sizzling streetside tacos.
Discover fascinating archaeological sites and ancient Mayan ruins, such as the forested relics of Coba and UNESCO-listed Chichen Itza, or get out on the water for marine adventures in search of whale sharks. Mexico is also the home of the all-inclusive resort and some of the world’s most spectacular hotels grace its palm-studded coastline.
We’ve travelled all over Mexico, so we can help you find the right setting, stays and sights to suit you.
Mexico - Perfect for
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Home of all inclusive
Take your pick from lively family resorts with waterparks and kids’ cooking classes to boutique adults-only hideaways where you arrive by yacht.
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Laid-back island vibes
Mexico is the go-to spot for a stress-free away-from-it-all escape, with a backdrop that was made for sleepy beach days and poolside relaxation.
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Underwater world
Alongside its caves, coral gardens and diverse marine life, Mexico also has an Underwater Museum featuring life-size sculptures.
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Exceptional cuisine
Mexico is a must for foodies, with everything from feisty chilli-stuffed tacos and lunchtime tortas to world-class farm-to-table cuisine to devour.
Mexico Regions
Our recommendations for the best places to visit in Mexico
Holidays in Mexico
- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
- 5 Star
Set in a private bay, this adults-only resort is a contemporary choice with many facilities.
From £1,641 p/p- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
- 5 Star
Catering specifically for families, Paradisus Playa del Carmen offers an excellent range of facilities and activities.
From £1,607 p/p- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
- 5 Star
A sleek and stylish all-suite hotel in a golden setting overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
From £1,740 p/p- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
- 5 Star
This rainforest-set Riviera Maya resort offers free access to some of the region’s best theme parks.
From £2,682 p/p- Tulum
- 4 Star
Floury sands are lapped by the Caribbean Sea at the family-friendly Dreams Tulum, a large hacienda-style resort commanding 44 acres of shimmering shoreline and tropical gardens.
From £1,525 p/p- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
- 5 Star
Enviable white sands and a fantastic Unlimited-Luxury® All Inclusive package.
From £2,017 p/p- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
- 5 Star
An adults-only haven with unlimited access to a host of adventure parks.
From £2,968 p/p- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
- 5 Star
- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
A modern Caribbean hideaway perfectly positioned amid sugar-white sands and rolling waves.
From £2,779 p/p- Riviera Maya & Playa Del Carmen
An exquisite escape supercharged with romantic appeal.
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Whale Shark Encounter
This marine adventure begins at sunrise when you are picked up at your hotel and transferred to the boat that will whisk take you to a spot that's known for its marine wildlife sightings. The warm waters are home to Earth’s largest fish species, the whale shark, which can grow up to 14 metres in length. You’ll be on the lookout for these sedately swimming creatures as they feed on the abundant plankton and krill in the warm waters off the Yucatan coast and even have the chance to swim amid the giants if you so choose. After lunch on board, there'll be time for a swim as you are anchored close to the beautiful Isla Mujeres.
• Duration: full day
• Daily departures from Riviera Maya and Tulum
• Operates June to September
• Group experience
Good to know
An extra $20USDpp dock fee not included and this is payable locally. All equipment for swimming/snorkelling with whale sharks, including life jackets, is provided. Please use biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent and take your own swim wear. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed and the order of the tour may change depending on weather and sea conditions.
Snorkel El Cielo Reef
Get ready to explore the underwater treasures and marine variety of the Caribbean Sea and the Cozumel Reefs National Marine Park on a half-day snorkelling trip. You’ll be collected from your hotel in Cozumel and taken to a section of the Mesoamerican Reef, second only in size to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. In warm and clear waters, you’ll visit El Cielo Reef to snorkel among starfish, turtles, angelfish, and clownfish, before heading to the sandbar El Cielito. The next stop, after some drinks back on board, stop off at Cozumel's uber-fun Playa Mia Grand Beach Park where you'll find a beach, waterslides and pools. For an additional fee you could enjoy a massage, a try on the wave runner or a go at parasailing.
• Duration: half day
• Start time: 8am
• Departs Monday to Saturday from Cozumel
• Operates year-round
• Group experience
Get to know Cozumel and those important practicalities when planning your perfect holiday.
GMT -6 hours
Mexican Peso
11 hours
No official religion but the majority of the population are Roman Catholic
Spanish
Where is Mexico?
Mexico is the southernmost and smallest country in North America. Its neighbouring countries are the USA and Guatemala and it has coastlines on the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean and Pacific.
Yucatan coast
Stretching south of Cancun along the coast of the Yucatán Peninsula to Playa del Carmen, Tulum and beyond, the Riviera Maya is renowned for its miles of white sand beaches, all-inclusive resorts, the dramatic clifftop ruins of Tulum and fantastic ecological parks. Quieter than Cancun, the region is ideal if you’re searching for peace and relaxation with the opportunity to soak up the natural beauty, history and culture of the region. In Playa del Carmen, the Riviera’s largest resort town, you can enjoy watersports from the beach, sample the local catch-of-the-day at one of the casual beachfront restaurants and stroll around the cobblestone streets and shop for traditional handicrafts, jewellery and folk art on bustling Fifth Avenue.
Islands
Just off the Yucatan coast are a handful of stunning islands, each with its own atmosphere. Lively and lovely Cozumel is just half an hour away by boat from Playa del Carmen and offers the perfect setting for world-class snorkelling and scuba diving. Opposite the popular Yucatan coast destination of Cancun is Isla Mujeres, a slice of paradise that’s has a rich mythological backstory, is wonderfully peaceful and is another top spot for underwater adventures. For a back-to-basics adventure, head up to the car-free and wonderfully rustic island of Holbox (pronounced hol-bosh) where you can bird watch, explore beautiful beaches by bike or just recline on talcum-soft sands.
Diving and snorkelling
Mexico’s Yucatan coast is a highly regarded dive destination. Many dive sites, which regularly appear on ‘world’s best’ lists, are located just 10 to 15 minutes offshore. There are reef walls, caves, healthy coral gardens and even an underwater museum just off the shore of Cancun. A unique opportunity in this region of the world is diving in cenotes. These natural sinkholes are filled with water, both fresh and salt, and act as a gateway to a subterranean, subaquatic world with a vast network of underwater caves. Diving is a year-round activity in this part of the world with water average water temperatures rarely lower than 25 degrees Celsius
Food and drink
Mexican cuisine hardly needs any introduction. It’s such an integral part of the local culture that it has been awarded Intangible Cultural Heritage status by UNESCO. Mesoamerican staples included corn, beans, avocado, sweet potato and chili pepper, while Europeans introduced meat such as chicken and beef, rice and dairy produce.
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