When you think of Cancun, you may assume that it will be costly and that any activity you want to try, will be expensive, but in reality, there are many excellent, very cheap, or free activities in Cancun that you can do without breaking the bank.

For those who love to explore nature, swim in freshwater pools, and discover fascinating places, one of the best activities you can do is explore the amazing cenotes near Cancun.

The tropical paradise of Cancun is the perfect spot for vacationers looking to enjoy the pristine turquoise waters of the Caribbean, mouthwatering cuisine and exploring ancient Mayan ruins amidst lush green mangroves. Known for its glorious beaches and rejuvenating warm weather, it’s easy to say that the best time to travel to Cancun is anytime!

Cancun is one of the most popular destinations in the world due to its many fine white sand beaches, turquoise waters, natural attractions, and exclusive resorts. Some of the best activities in Cancun include visiting the archeological zones, relaxing on the picturesque beaches, enjoying some water sports, and even touring the underwater museum.

Are you dreaming of palm trees, warm breezes, and swimming in the turquoise Caribbean waters of Cancun? Maybe you’re wondering if you can travel to Cancun from the US right now. The good news is that Mexico has reopened for tourism and Cancun is welcoming visitors from all over the world. Tourism is alive and well in Cancun with only limited restrictions for travel. Have a look at our tips for traveling to make your journey and holiday stress-free. So, grab your suitcase and swimsuit. Cancun is waiting for you! What Do I Need to Travel to Cancun? Air Travel from the United States to Cancun Flights Traveling by air to Cancun is by far the easiest means of travel to Cancun. Currently, there are 25 domestic direct flights to Cancun leaving from major international airports throughout the United States including: American Airlines, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue, Southwest Airlines, and Spirit Airlines all have a strong network of non-stop flights from the United States. Travel Requirements to Mexico Tourist Card for Mexico US Citizens are eligible …

The Cancun Underwater Museum of Art (Museo Subacuático de Arte, known as MUSA) is a museum of underwater sculptures based in Mexico that opened in 2010 and is devoted to the art of conservation.

All of Cancun is talking about one of the newest resorts to hit the shores of Cancun. Garza Blanca Resort & Spa Cancun is the newest gem in the Garza Blanca luxury resort brand.

A world heritage site since 1988, the impressive Mayan archaeological site, Chichén Itzá in the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula is one of Cancun’s most visited and best loved attractions, and rightly so. It is located in the town of Tinum and is any easy day trip from Garza Blanca Cancun where our tour agents can organize a comfortable excursion or help with directions if you wish to hire a car. Chichén Itzá is one of the most significant and best known vestiges of the Mayan civilization near Cancun, marking the decline of a sophisticated culture during what is considered the post classical period. Archeologists believe construction of the sacred site began as early as 600 AD. Today, the large pre-columbian city and ceremonial center with its imposing architecture attracts visitors and experts alike from around the world, eager to experience its mystical charm and explore what it might tell us about the evolution of modern civilization. Visitors to Chichén Itzá can explore an extensive complex of buildings, which include the main temple or castle (Kukulkan Temple) that …

Although many of the traditions and customs that belonged to the ancient Mayan society remain unknown, there were portions of their culture that were chronicled, and one important part that is still alive and well today is the foods they dined upon. Several of the staple foods in their diet are still consumed regularly in countries like Mexico where the Maya at one time ruled large regions. While the foods may have ancient roots, the scrumptious foods that are listed below are as relevant as ever. The ancient Maya discovered these foods hundreds of years ago, yet these foods are still found in many home kitchens, not to mention restaurants, today. Tamales Within the Mayan culture, tamales are one of the most beloved foods in the diet. Made with corn masa that envelops tasty filling options such as cheese and chilis, pork or chicken, they are then wrapped up in corn husks or banana leaves and steamed. Once they are done, tamales are unwrapped and eaten, typically with a hearty portion of freshly made salsa …

When you are planning a vacation to Cancun and the Yucatan Peninsula, make sure you carve out some time in your schedule to visit the fascinating historical site of Chichén Itzá.  Named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, not to mention a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, you will be blown away by this incredible ancient city that features astonishing architecture such as pyramids, temples, columned arcades and stone structures. While the Mayan city was once a hub of regional trade, it also played an important role in sacred ceremonies and rituals that the members of this sophisticated society performed. Step back in time Abandoned in the 15th century, Chichén Itzá is just a couple of hours drive from Cancun and was once a powerful city amongst the ancient Mayan civilization that inhabited Central America.  It was established sometime between 415 and 455 A.D. and its name, which translates to “at the edge of the well of the Itzaes”, comes from the two nearby freshwater sinkholes called cenotes. Around 1000 A.D., Toltec …

I recently returned home from a wonderful family vacation at Garza Blanca Cancun. As head of family vacation operations, I find it helpful to read guest reviews before making the booking, so I can picture whether or not the resort will be the right place for us. We had such a wonderful time that I decided to write a review of Garza Blanca, which I hope you find helpful in making your decision.