Cancun is always the main resort for people booking Mexico for the 1st time, as a former fishing village which was created into a Hotel Zone,with a 18 kilometre-long island with the Caribbean Sea on one side, and a lagoon on the other side to enjoy.

Cancun has developed into a lively strip, thrilling visitors with shopping malls, casinos, golf courses, and the best nightlife for miles around.

The Resort of Playa del Carmen is just an hours drive from Cancun, and is more compact than Cancun, with most shops, restaurants & bars found along Fifth Avenue, which runs along white sandy beaches. 

If your looking for a quite location and escape the crowds, head south to the rather undeveloped shores of the Riviera Maya, which is great for water sports such as scuba diving, and you can connect with nature at the rainforest trekking top the to-do list in this part of Mexico

We always say that Playacar is a golden nugget of Mexico’s Mayan Riviera, just south of Playa del Carmen on the Yucatan peninsula, a real exclusive gated community of luxurious hotels and trendy condo complexes. 

The place comes with its very own 18-hole championship golf course. Plus you’ve got cotton-white beaches, top dive spots and a stylish shopping mall right on your doorstep.

Riviera Maya offers a fantastic coastline packed with sandy beaches, reef diving spots and Mayan ruins, along with some fantastic bars & restaurant.

Riviera Maya, is also on the Mexican Yucatán Peninsula, and just offers some great bars for cocktails on the tropical beaches, the Mayan ruins and eco parks, world-class diving along this 30-kilometre stretch of coastline and takes in the lively Playa del Carmen and the quieter Punta Allen.

Isla Mujeres is seen to offer a more of a chilled vibe, offering the reef-filled waters and glorious sandy beaches to enjoy, Isla Mujeres  offers great holidays and loved by our sun-seekers and divers.

Only seven miles off the stunning coast of Cancun, offering two different experiences, this four-mile-long island is known for its quiet & peaceful vibe, the beaches are like an eggshell-coloured beaches with amazing fish-filled coral reefs to adventure.

If your looking to escape the crowds and explore in peace, this small village is a calm & relaxing location on the Caribbean waters, known for its friendly and picturesque views from the Mexican fishing village.

Located in the northern part of the Riviera Maya and just 30-minute drive from Cancun, 

The town has a laidback atmosphere, swapping the glitz and glamour of southern Mexico for natural beauty – so you’re guaranteed a relaxing stay.

Puerto Vallarta has developed in to one of the big named holidays resorts, starting from the marina in the north to Mismaloya to the south, offering everything you can think off, including the exciting kilometre-long zip line across its tropical jungle.

Plus, there are hundreds of terrific places to eat, from exciting and trendy restaurants to authentic street food with Mexican taco stands.

Los Cabos offers some stunning marine life, and desert combined with fantastic mountain scenery to trek, all with the traditional Mexican charm.

Los Cabos is made up of two great  towns to visit and enjoy, with the sleepy San Jose del Cabo for a taste of traditional Mexican charm.

You can enjoy some great craft breweries, traditional Mexico taco's restaurants and enjoy the stunning sunsets, as the sky turns into real vivid shades of red, orange and purple on a clear evening.

Nuevo Vallarta is a great resort for soaking up the Pacific Coast's beach life,  Nuevo Vallerta is a resort that known for its mix of attractions and things to do, with Golf, marinas, plazas and waterparks.

Nuevo Vallarta is a purpose-built resort that offers 7km of beaches & hotels, walk along the boardwalk here, and you can lust after the super yachts and million-dollar condos.

Better still, between December and April you can board speedboats into the bay and spot humpback whales.