| The Hotel Zone is easily
accessible from the mainland by bridges, located at each end
of the island. The Zona Hotelera or Tourist Zone, a narrow
island 14 miles long, is the area of Cancun where it all comes
together for most visitors
Cancun is a resort for everybody, from college students on
a strict budget to the rich and famous from all over the world.
The entrances and parking areas for most of the beaches along
Kukulcan Blvd are very well marked. Buses run along the island
every few minutes.
Warm white sand beaches, crystal indigo seas, romantic Caribbean
nights, world-class hotels, restaurants and nightlife.
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Cozumel Island, in the remainder
of the northern coast of the state of Quintana Roo can be
visited from Cancun.
The island is an obligatory Port for the best international
cruise ships.
It is surrounded by deep warm waters of the Caribbean Sea,
and is protected by the world famous Palancar reef, the islands
most attractive and interesting ecological feature.
Cozumel is a paradise for divers and sport fishermen alike.
Riviera Maya, is located along the coast of the Yucatan peninsula,
between Cancun and Tulum, the famous Mayan archaeological
site.
The Riviera Maya is a place for adventure: diving, snorkeling,
jungle walks, archaeological sites and ruins.
Two cultural and ecological parks are located at Xcaret and
Xel-Ha. |
