Cancun Mexico All-Inclusive

 

The Mexican city of Cancun is located on the border of the Caribbean Sea, known for its bustling nightlife, beautiful beaches, and diverse holiday resorts. The city is made up of two distinct areas: the more traditional setting of downtown with places like Zona Hotelera and El Centro.

The second district is home to the long beachfront full of high-rise hotels, shops, restaurants, and nightclubs. Cancun, Mexico, is also a popular place for students enjoying spring break, with a variety of places to party and enjoy the flowing margaritas.

Things to Do in Cancun

There are many things to do here - it's perfect for young students, families, and everyone else in between. Famous for its nightlife and weather, you can still enjoy a family-oriented Mexican restaurant if the party experience is something you want to avoid.

 

Cancun Mexican Restaurant

There is no place better for food lovers than Cancun, with countless restaurants serving any food you can imagine. The famed Hotel Zone in the downtown area is the best location to find some of the greatest food on the island, with many steakhouses, seafood restaurants, and specialist Cancun Mexican Restaurants to visit

Cancun is home to a number of award-winning restaurants with a proven record of excellence. If a Cancun Mexican restaurant is what you're looking for, there is no place better than Mochomos Cancún, a newcomer to the Cancun restaurant scene that has quickly earned a five star rating and reputation. Mochomos Cancún is a  unique gastronomic experience based on the creativity and authentic flavors of Sonoran signature cuisine. It not only delights with its culinary offerings but also with an unparalleled view of the Nichupté Lagoon.

Another two Cancun restaurant favorites are La Casa de Las Mayoras and Kiosco Verde.  

At Kiosco Verde, Octavio Santiago carries on a long-standing family custom. His father established this straightforward but hospitable kiosk along the route that crosses Puerto Juarez in 1974. Specials listed on the blackboard supplement the extensive menu, although they all emphasize the local market's seafood and the regional flair. The Argentine-style empanadas with lobster flesh and chimichurri, served with baked potatoes, fried leek julienne and aguacate, and chile hummus, are just as delicious as they are vibrant.

Mexican food that is vegan, vegetarian, and macrobiotic is the specialty of the restaurant La Casa de Las Mayoras. The restaurant, which was started by chef Christian Rodriguez Fuentes, focuses on serving traditional Mexican food in a healthful manner with the goal of balancing the body, mind, and spirit via thoughtful food selection and preparation techniques. Handmade tortillas and well seasoned salsas are used to make dishes like chilaquiles, quesadillas, and tostadas. The restaurant also serves'superfood' smoothies made with chia seeds, tropical fruits, and organic honey. 

The many Mexican restaurants in the city are a great place for all the family! With a variety of different dishes, including an excellent skirt steak from a traditional Mexican grill, to fresh and authentic sour cream and bell peppers, you're sure to fall in love with the local cuisine.

Many restaurants will also offer delivery straight to your hotel - meaning you can enjoy great Mexican food without having to trail around the city deciding between this restaurant and that.

Witness Natural Beauty

Cancun is one of the most popular destinations in the world, with more than just hotels, parties, and beaches to be offered. The ecosystem and wildlife that this city offers are perfect for the most adventurous of travelers.

The Riviera Maya is full of incredible natural wonders among which are spectacular hidden cenotes and endless white-sand beaches. A cenote is a freshwater sinkhole created when limestone soil, which makes up the majority of the Yucatan Peninsula, collapses. 

We can access the water table through the cenotes. When the roof collapses, these holes are created naturally. Although some of the most popular places are nowadays overcrowded, here are some less busy cenotes where you can spend a few hours, 
especially if you are based in Tulum:

Gran Cenote is one of the largest systems in Tulum
Dos Ojos: Ideal for snorkeling and diving.
Sac Actún: Its name means "White Cave"
Zacil‑Ha is an open‑air cenote equipped with platform
Casa Cenote, or Manatí Cenote, is a river‑type cenote

The city is surrounded by jungle landscapes that can be enjoyed on relaxing trips by horseback. If that doesn't take your fancy, why not see the colorful fish, dolphins, and sea turtles on a snorkeling trip. These snorkeling trips are not only in the daytime, too, enjoy the nightlife of marine life for an entirely new experience.

Bird-watching fans will love a trip to the Maya jungle for a chance to spot some of the 90 native species that reside in the area

There are two eco-parks located on the coast of Cancun, Mexico, the Xel-Ha, and Xcaret. Xel-Ha offers chances to go swimming with dolphins or go snorkeling with manatees. Enjoy a coral reef aquarium at the Xcaret eco-park, plus marine turtle areas and a butterfly enclosure. You can take a trip on one of the many nature tours offered on the south coast at the Sian Ka'an Biosphere reserve if you haven't got enough nature in your system.

Hotels and Resorts

Hotels and resorts are not matched anywhere else in the world compared to Cancun. Offering one of the safest tourist zones in the entire country, there are literally hundreds of accommodations to choose from, most of them providing all-inclusive packages.

The most popular place for visitors to Cancun is the Zona Hotelera. An example of the best places to stay in all of Cancun, you can find affordable hotels that offer breathtaking sea views with lots of tourist attractions close by, incredible nightlife if you like to party, and family-friendly fun for times with your loved ones.

Yucatan Peninsula History

The Yucatan Peninsula was home to one of the most advanced cultures of the indigenous ancient Americas. Beginning as hunter-gatherers, they migrated to Yucatan around 2,500 B.C.

Chichen Itza is an example of Mexico's Maya cities that was abandoned in the 15th century. Now a world heritage site, this archaeological park features famous stepped pyramids and temples that can be explored with the help of a guided tour. Be prepared to be amazed by archaeological structures such as The Castillo pyramid, Great Ballcourt or The Observatory, plus a closer look at some of the ancient traditions still prevalent in present-day culture.

For a history filled adventure, plan on visiting the colonial town of Valladolid. Valladolid is a colonial town with a difference, a place you can enjoy buffet lunches and a sacred limestone watering hole swim. One of Valladolid's distinctive features is the Cenote Zaci, which is located in the heart of the city. Cenotes, which are sinkholes with naturally occurring subterranean water that is suitable for swimming, are exclusive to the Yucatan Peninsula. Some cenotes were used for religious ceremonies by the ancient Mayans, who thought of them as their entryway to the underworld.

For an adventure-filled day trip, be sure and try Isla Mujeres that has fun-filled activities like swimming with whale sharks -the "Gentle Giants"- or snorkeling with tropical fish and turtles. Catamaran rides are another popular inclusion on some pre-curated tour packages.

For adrenaline junkies, Xplor Park has zip lines, caverns that allow you to swim and paddle through underground rivers in a darkish atmosphere along with off-road amphibious vehicle tours while Jungle Maya and Cenote may offer visitors access to cave systems the Mayans believed were sacred. For nature lovers who want to connect with wildlife in a natural environment or learn more about preservation of endemic species, Xcaret Eco-Archeological Park is an excellent choice that combines water activities with lush Mayan jungle habitats.

Combine the adventure and cultural aspects of Cancun by opting for a Tulum Mayan ruins visit plus snorkeling at one of the world's most idyllic coastline locations.  One of the last cities inhabited by the Maya people, Tulum was once an important trading hub, generating enormous wealth exporting jade and obsidian. Today, it's a wonderful city-museum with beautiful views of the seashore and well-preserved temples.

FAQs

What is the best thing to drink when I am in Cancun?

The most popular drink to have in Cancun is obviously the margarita, but another favorite is the Paloma. Frozen margaritas are the most popular version to drink any Mexican restaurant or bar, mainly to provide a bit of a cool down from the blistering heat.

Although the frozen margarita is the most popular by tourists, the best is the classic en las Rocas con sal or a salted rim on the rocks. There are many flavors to choose from, all of them very delicious, but it may not be a good idea to try and taste them all in a day as they can be a little strong.

The Paloma is the unsung hero of Cancun cocktails. Made with grapefruit soda, tequila, lime juice, and a salted rim. This refreshing drink is delicious and not to be missed.

Is Cancun a good family vacation?

Cancun can be a great place for a family vacation. Many resorts are completely family-friendly, featuring water slides, big swimming pools, kids' clubs, and more.

Although there isn't much character on the island for kids to enjoy, day trips and excursions can be found at all times of the day.

What is the best time of year to visit Cancun?

The best time of year to visit the island of Cancun is between December and April. This is the tourist peak season but is well worth visiting however busy the crowds.

The weather will be near perfect, with average temperatures exceeding the 75s. Find some of the cheapest flights and room rates available for a winter getaway.

MORE PLACES TO GO ON VACATION

Caribbean and Mexico Destinations

Antigua and Barbuda
Aruba
Bahamas
Barbados
Belize
Bermuda
Bonaire
Cabo San Lucas
Cancun Mexico
Cayman Islands
Costa Rica
Curacao
Dominican Republic 
Grenada
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Puerto Vallarta
St Kitts and Nevis
St Lucia
St Martin
St Thomas Virgin Islands
Turks and Caicos Islands

Pacific Island Destinations

Australia
Bali
Big Island Hawaii
Bora Bora
Fiji
Kauai
Maui
Moorea 
New Zealand
Oahu
Tahiti Village
Places to Go on Vacation

GET A CUSTOM QUOTE