On May 20th, 350 canoers crossed over from Xcaret Park to the island of Cozumel, in a re-enactment of an ancient pre-Hispanic pilgrimage to pay tribute to the Mayan moon goddess Ixchel.
A gigantic shape slowly looms alongside you out of the blue, blue Caribbean, patterned with line after regular line of luminous spots, like portholes in a vast submarine.
Overlooking Xpu-Ha beach from a private, 50-acre family jungle estate is Bel Ha, a four-bedroom beachfront oasis with full staff.
Global Wellness Day is upon us and while we like to celebrate living well year round, we’ll use this day to turn things up a notch.
With the rise in the popularity of image sharing it seems like there has been an increase in celebrating minute details of existence...
In the hierarchy of Playa real estate, the beach reigns supreme. In the hierarchy of beach clubs? The Thompson Beach House takes the crown...
As kids across Canada and the United States dress up as skeletons and superheroes for Halloween, families in Mexico are beginning their own multi-day holiday, one with similar roots (and ghouls) but a deeper, spiritual meaning.
On May 20th, 350 canoers crossed over from Xcaret Park to the island of Cozumel, in a re-enactment of an ancient pre-Hispanic pilgrimage to pay tribute to the Mayan moon goddess Ixchel.