5 curious facts about Easter in the Riviera Maya
Do you know what the best thing is about spending your Easter holidays in the Riviera Maya? That you will be able to witness Mexico’s rich culture first-hand.This country on the Caribbean coast is home to endless traditions and customs which you will be able to explore on your next all-inclusive trip to the Riviera Maya. We want you to enjoy these eagerly-awaited holidays to the fullest. With this being said, below you will discover 5 curious facts about Easter in the Riviera Maya. 1. One of its most important traditions. Mexico is known for being a country that celebrates its most important dates in a very special way. With…
Everything you need to know about Carnival in Mexico
Carnival is coming to Mexico. Confetti and excitement fill the streets and beaches in every city and village. The beauty and spectacularity of these lively few days leave an undeniable impression on all visitors. Did you know that Mexico’s carnivals are supposed to be some of the most exciting in the world? This celebration is one of the best examples of folklore in the country, making it something you cannot miss this February on your trip to the Riviera Maya. The first celebrations in Mexico started in the 16th century with rituals and Aztec dancing. These celebrations included lots food, drink, dancing and shows prior to Lent, a recognised time…
Festivals in Mexico you have to visit at least once in your life
We already know that Mexico is full of colour, tradition, natural surroundings and landscapes that leave first-time visitors breathless. However, have you ever discovered its more alternative side? We are referring to the symbolic festivals that are celebrated all over the country at different times of the year that quite-rightly deserve to be on the list of top things to do in Mexico. Are you planning your trip to this little piece of heaven? 1. The Cumbre Tajin festival: the festival of festivals. This festival pays homage to the city of El Tajin, from the pre columbian era. It is celebrated in three zones: Takilhsukut Theme Park, the archeological zone…
Day of the Dead: memories and traditions at the Riviera Maya
Colors, candles and skulls. The Riviera Maya is filled with decorations and activities to celebrate the Day of the Dead, a celebration that we remember people who are no longer with us with a visual and gastronomic show that despite being a rather melancholy subject, has an air of joy and celebration. It is also the perfect excuse to look for your hotel in Riviera Maya and enjoy the most traditional Mexico.
Riviera Maya Film Festival
With the motto “Cinema is us all, the Riviera Maya as well” we are getting ready for the celebration, between April 21 and 27, of the second edition of the Riviera Maya Film Festival. The goal: to highlight the beauty of the area, its people and the ancestral culture that characterizes it . Hosted by Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Holbox Island, Cancun and Tulum, this last one being the closest to the Grand Bahia Principe Riviera Maya. Tulum, which holds what is considered a unique masterful architectural gem: the ancient Mayan fortress city on the sea shore, will host a gala and several activities related to the film industry. The first…
