This small beach town offers a range of activities but its main attraction is a tour of Las Islas Ballestas. Visiting these protected uninhabited islands provide an opportunity to get close up with marine wildlife.
Many pre-Incan archaeological sites can be found in this city with history dating back to 100 AD. The sites have been perfectly preserved with some hidden within the city and the larger ones a short away.
Perfect beach for relaxing, surfing, or water activities popular with locals and foreign nationals. The small beach town is filled with restaurants, bars, and clubs making for great day walks and late-night partying.
Go slow is the Belizian motto which perfectly characterizes the placid island of Caye Caulker. Nightlife is great too with a private party beach and bars/clubs on the island where the signature rum punch never runs dry.
Dazzling white sand beaches, a myriad of cenotes scattered around the city's surroundings, and a number of monumental Mayan ruins are what make Tulum stand out from its neighboring cities.
The majority of the town's visitors are young adults and it has a great lively nightlife. The pedestrian-only 5th avenue is lined with shops, restaurants, bars, and clubs making it a great walk at any time of day.