In addition to being praised for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, lately the coast of Quintana Roo has been increasing its menu of annual events, which are becoming must-see attractions for both domestic and foreign tourists.

Whenever you come to the Mexican Caribbean one thing is for certain: here you will experience a wide range of emotions.

The Mexican Caribbean is a heavenly place on Earth… and everybody knows it! And that’s because here, you can enjoy its white-sand beaches and perfect sunny climate pretty much all year round.

Because it connects you with nature through one of its most charismatic species, swimming with dolphins is a once in a lifetime experience. Besides, sharing the same space with the dolphins and learning more about their environment and personality help people to understand the importance of each inhabitant of the planet.

If you’re planning to visit Mexico soon, but you also want to make sure you get your share of fun in the sunny-white sand beaches of the Mexican Caribbean, you may be wondering: what is the best month or time of the year to visit Cancun and Riviera Maya?

When you're planning your vacations to Cancun, perhaps the thing that worries you the most is if whether or not you're going to have sunny weather on the beach. Also, who can deny that a sunny day is a perfect setting for your travel photos?

When wanderlust calls, no obstacle or inconvenience could prevent you from living the best experiences in any destination you go to. So, you'll be glad to know that touring the Mexican Caribbean is as safe and doable as moving around using the public transportation system of Cancun.

Unquestionably, Cancun has everything to spend an incredible vacation with its white-sand beaches, spectacular weather, and crystal clear waters. And if we add to this the exclusive shopping, five-star service, and exciting nightlife, it's not surprising that both Mexican and foreign tourists choose to stay at the resorts of the Hotel Zone.

If you have visited Puerto Morelos, surely you're aware that the natural beauty of its beaches, the charm of its village streets, and the proximity to the second largest coral reef in the world, make this coastal city one of the jewels of the Mexican Caribbean. And when it comes to swimming with dolphins, the experience is even more special.