A Chance to Re-Remember: What We Have Learned from a Year of Social Distancing and Human Connection
How a pandemic (aka The Rona, The Vid, Coronavirus) taught us survival is about coming together and, now more than ever, reminding ourselves to turn inward.
How to Have a Smashing Week in the Riviera Maya
Planning your holidays? We can help. These are some of the day trips, restaurants, and other activities our Travel Curator loves and that we’re sure you will too.
Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve and the Meaning of Caribbean Wilderness
Beyond its famous beaches and charming towns, there is a wilder side of the Riviera Maya, a place of astounding biodiversity that keeps us in awe of the natural world.
From Taco to Gourmet: Tulum's Gastronomic Delights
From the quintessential taco place to experimental kitchens in the jungle, Tulum is a foodie’s paradise. These are the restaurants we love and some well-kept secrets to help you explore this town with your palate.
White Sand Christmas: The 6 Best Villas for a Caribbean Festive Season
Feel like swapping pines for palm trees, snow for white sand, and sleds for kayaks? These are our favorite villas to spend Christmas and New Year’s Eve in the tropics like you always dreamed.
From the Galleries to the Streets: A Guide to Tulum’s Art Scene, Part 1
Home to a vibrant multicultural community, Tulum has become a hotspot for creative expression and a delight for art enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. But how to find the best of this bohemian town?
Ready for a Tropical Thanksgiving? These are the 5 Best Villas to Start the Holiday Season in Style
Endless white-sand beaches, nice warm weather, and unsurpassed comfort. These are the ingredients your Thanksgiving needs to be your most memorable yet.
Art, Music and Nature: This Is What’s Coming in Tulum This Winter
With art festivals, live music, and NYE parties, Tulum is the perfect place to spend the last of 2020 worry free and start 2021 with a bang.
Día De Muertos: A Tale of the Dead and the Living in the Yucatán Peninsula
From October 31st to November 2nd, the Yucatan Peninsula throws a feast for the souls of our loved ones. It is a quintessential part of Mexican culture and a reminder of the preciousness of life.
The Riviera Maya is the Perfect Destination to Welcome 2021. Here’s Why.
With no travel restrictions, wide-open spaces, and luxury private accommodation, the Mexican Caribbean is where you’ll find peace to finish a challenging year and receive the new one.
Cancun Becomes World’s Top Destination With New Flights Opening Ahead of Holiday Season
As major airlines resume operations and announce new direct air routes, the Riviera Maya is poised to be one of the world’s top destinations during the winter months.
From Jungle Walks to Caribbean Towns, These Are Our Favorite Things to Do Around Soliman Bay
Thanks to its fantastic location, Soliman Bay is both a refuge of total privacy and the perfect base to explore the best of the Mexican Caribbean.
Punta Laguna: The Home of the Puma and the Monkey
This reserve is probably the best place in Quintana Roo to come in contact with the wildlife of the jungle and marvel at the astounding richness of this vital ecosystem.
The Strength of Our Community: How Helping Families in Need Changed my Perspective
From day one, witnessing the struggles of the people most affected by the crisis and being able to provide some aid was an eye-opening experience.
Luxury in Nature: The 5 Best Villas to Experience Soliman Bay
Today it has become one of the only spots in the area where you’ll experience the Mexican Caribbean like it was a decade ago.
The Secrets of Seven Dolls: Dzibilchaltún Ruins
Such monumental statues of phalluses emphasized masculinity, which strong rulers had to possess, as did warriors and players of the ancient ball game. Here we dive into the intriguing puzzle of the seven (sexy) dolls.
Rise with Maya Luxe – Introducing Our Sustainable Office Ethos
This month we launched the Rise with Maya Luxe sustainability project with our team. Our goal is to reduce office waste, with a zero single use plastic policy, and set an example for sustainable living, both on vacation and at home.
Bacalar, The Magic Lake of Seven Colors
The limestone content of the water is high so the sun reflects the sky. The bottom of the lake is white, making the water transparent and aqua blue. The colors change with the winds and the clouds. To get the full spectrum, catch the lake in sunshine. And you will not need Photoshop.
How did the ancient Maya celebrate New Year?
If you come to Yucatán for a winter holiday, you are sure to celebrate the New Year on the 31 December, alongside the indigenous Maya who live here. But stop for a moment and think about their own celebrations.
Discovering Paradise Island: Isla Contoy
I don't like to use the word paradise as it is so commercialized these days, but there is truly no other word that can describe the tranquillity of the place and the turquoise sea. The photos don't do it justice.