Cancun

Today Cancun is a favorite Caribbean playground hosting more than 2 million visitors a year.

In the beginning, travelers were drawn to its crystal-clear waters and talcum-soft sand, as well as its varied diversions and first-class resort facilities. But soon its proximity to breathtaking Mayan ruins, exotic wildlife, and colonial gems became added attractions.

Unique historical sites, magnificent beaches, some of the best snorkeling and diving areas in the world, and tropical flora and fauna, give many visitors an extra dimension to their stay in Cancun.

Cancun hosts one of Mexico's premier ecological attractions, the 1.3-million-acre Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve. Featuring over 350 species of birds and over 30 little-visited Mayan archaeological sites, this excursion for the hardy traveler offers forests, lagoons, wetlands and exotic marine habitats for crocodiles and manatees.

This international hotspot is actually comprised of two distinct areas: the city of Cancun, popular for shopping and dining; and the resort zone, an L-shaped island where the hotels and beaches are surrounded by the beautiful Nichupte Lagoon.

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