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Chichen Itza

One of the seven wonders of the world, Chichen Itza is a pre Columbian city from Mayan period Located in the Yucatan state, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one day trip from Cancun. The city is one of the largest Mayan cities and is the most visited archaeological sites with more than a million tourists throughout the year, the centre of attraction being the pyramid El Castillo which used to be a place of worship. If you are planning to skip the beached of Cancun for a day and wish to explore the ruins of one of the greatest civilizations of the planet, your trip will be definitely worth it. Read More

El Rey ruins are another famous Mayan archaeological site located in downtown Cancun. Named after a skeleton found at the site believed to be a king named El Rey, the ruins are now located in downtown Cancun. The site, once a prominent Mayan city is now inhabited by lots and lots of Iguanas who have become used to the visitors here. If Cancun is meant for Spring breakers, then it is equally handcrafted for history lovers to delve deep into the traces of the ancient past. Read More

A small island located in Caribbean just a few miles from Cancun, knowm for its seafood, snorkelling and scuba diving. Isla Mujeres or the Island of the Women is just 4.3 miles wide, yet it has few sites and offers breath-taking views of Caribbean. The island can be reached via ferry services from Cancun, and is popular for sea turtles. The beach Playa del Norte is widely popular among travellers. Located on the western coast is the Cancun Underwater museum and island is also close to a coral reef in Garaffon park and is a hub for water activities. Read More

Playa Delfines or the Dolphin's beach is a quiet beach know for its beatific views. Although considered as an escapist's beach, Playa Delfines is meant for all kinds of beach lovers.So head to this place as it is rarely crowded to spot dolphins or just relax your with the serene view of the light sand contrasted with the Caribbean waters. Located 18 kilometres away from the city's centre, one can reach via a car or a bus as this is the only beach with free parking service. Unlike other beaches, Playa Delfines is not lined with hotels and restaurants and is common among locals for its street food at reasonable price. There also a few Mayan ruins around the beach worth exploring. Read More

One of the most popular beached, the Turtles beach is vibrant as ever and is bustling with all sorts of activities. White sands, turquoise water, wonderful restaurants and tropical cocktails are a few things which make this beach a top spot. Indulge in all sorts of activities right from bungee jumping to beach volleyball, or just go for a swim or snorkelling. For those who prefer relaxing, you won't be disappointed either, with incredible sights and the tropical weather, you can let go of all your worries. Read More