This carefully curated journey takes you along the Riviera Maya, combining two of Mexico's most celebrated Caribbean destinations in a single all-inclusive stay. Begin in Cancún at Paradisus Cancun 4*, a beachfront resort on the Hotel Zone where white sand, turquoise water and an exceptional gastronomic offer set the tone for the holiday ahead.


The journey then continues south to Playa del Carmen and Paradisus Playa del Carmen 5*, a nature-immersed retreat set between pristine beaches and a preserved mangrove coastline, with direct access to an aquatic park and a refined dining experience. A premium duo for those who want to discover the best of the Mexican Caribbean in one seamlessly connected stay.

Our offers:

• 8 nights: 4 nights in Cancún + 4 nights in Playa del Carmen
• 10 nights: 5 nights in Cancún + 5 nights in Playa del Carmen
• 12 nights: 6 nights in Cancún + 6 nights in Playa del Carmen
• 14 nights: 7 nights in Cancún + 7 nights in Playa del Carmen

Paradisus Cancún 4* sits in the Hotel Zone on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, 16 km from Cancún International Airport, with its iconic pyramid architecture and a beachfront setting that has made it one of the Riviera Maya's most recognised all-inclusive resorts.

Its redesigned suites offer views across the Caribbean or the Nichupté Lagoon, and the resort's all-inclusive concept spans ten restaurants and five bars, a water park, a fitness centre and a spa. A generous and well-equipped base for families and couples looking to make the most of Cancún's white sand and turquoise water.

A well-appointed suite with designer furnishings, contemporary décor and a private balcony with views over the Nichupté Lagoon. The fresh colour palette and carefully selected amenities give the room a polished, modern feel throughout.

A well-appointed suite with a king-size bed or two double beds, an elegant bathroom and a well-stocked minibar. The private balcony looks directly out over the Caribbean Sea, with open sky and sea breeze throughout the day.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

The resort's pools and private beach set the natural pace of the day, with the Caribbean Sea just beyond the sand. A dedicated water park keeps younger guests entertained, while the fitness centre and YHI Spa — offering treatments and an Eco Spa — cater to those looking to stay active or unwind. 

Find yourself in paradise at Paradisus Playa Del Carmen La Esmeralda 5*. This All Inclusive treasure rests peacefully on the Riviera Maya, a tropical escape in exotic surroundings.

Pretty pools have five slides and giant water buckets, and the soft white sand of Playa del Carmen is just minutes away. Famous for its spotless beaches, colourful coral reefs and mystical cenotes, this coastal resort town is brimming with lively bars and little boutiques. 

A spacious open-plan suite with a king-size bed or two double beds, a comfortable lounge area and a private terrace overlooking the tropical gardens. The interiors blend tropical-style furnishings with contemporary design throughout.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

Every day is an adventure at this fabulous resort resting by the Caribbean sea. Try your hand at the many fantastic activities available, from pilates, body balance, yoga, and scuba diving to group classes that range from Cuban cigar making to cocktail classes and sizzling Latin dance classes!

For ultimate relaxation, visit the YHI Spa, a large full-service spa boasting pampering body and facial treatments incorporating luxurious Mexican honey, local ingredients and essential oils.

As dusk falls and the soft sounds of waves carry on a breeze, enjoy evening shows and live music, mariachis, DJs and dancers!

Discover Chichén Itzá in comfort and style with a full-day tour combining culture, cenote swimming and local cuisine, all led by certified guides.

Meet crocodiles, dolphins, turtles, manatees and many species of birds on this guided tour of Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, located on the east coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. A UNESCO World Heritage Site for its breathtaking natural beauty, it is home to thousands of native and endangered species.

Cancun offers a harmonious blend of sun-soaked beaches, luxurious resorts, and cultural heritage. Situated on the Yucatán Peninsula, this coastal haven is famed for its turquoise waters, warm hospitality, and proximity to ancient Mayan landmarks. Beyond its well-trodden tourist paths, Cancun invites travellers to explore its rich traditions and authentic charm.

Must-sees:

• Discover the ancient ruins of Tulum, perched dramatically above the Caribbean Sea.
• Wander through Chichen Itza and marvel at the iconic El Castillo pyramid.
• Explore the serene lagoons and verdant jungle landscapes of Coba.

Culinary culture:

Cancun’s culinary scene is a testament to its vibrant heritage. Indulge in fresh seafood dishes, such as ceviche or tikin xic, a local fish preparation wrapped in banana leaves. Street food vendors offer delights like cochinita pibil, slow-roasted pork marinated in achiote. For a more contemporary experience, chic beachfront restaurants serve fusion cuisine alongside picturesque ocean views.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the beaches, uncover Cancun’s lesser-known cultural gems. Visit The Maya Museum of Cancun, showcasing artefacts from the region’s ancient civilisations. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site teeming with diverse wildlife and mangroves. For a unique underwater experience, snorkel at the MUSA underwater museum, where submerged sculptures blend art with marine conservation.

Good to know:

Cancun experiences a tropical climate, with the dry season running from November to April. The local currency is the Mexican peso (MXN), and English is widely understood in tourist areas. Be aware of seasonal Sargassum seaweed, which can accumulate along the coastline. Transport options include buses, taxis, and car hire for exploring further afield.

Playa del Carmen, on Mexico’s Riviera Maya, blends Caribbean beauty with a lively cosmopolitan spirit. Along its palm-fringed beaches, luxury resorts sit beside vibrant streets where boutiques, restaurants and bars keep the city buzzing day and night. With turquoise waters on one side and ancient Mayan heritage on the other, Playa is both a seaside escape and a cultural gateway.

Must-sees:

• Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue): The beating heart of Playa, a pedestrian street lined with shops, restaurants and nightlife.
• Beaches of Playa del Carmen: White sands and calm waters perfect for sunbathing, swimming or setting off on a diving trip.
• Cozumel Island: Just a short ferry ride away, this marine paradise is famed for coral reefs and exceptional snorkelling.
• Mayan ruins of Tulum: A dramatic coastal site where temples overlook turquoise seas.
• Chichén Itzá: One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, with its iconic pyramid El Castillo rising from the jungle.

Culinary culture:

Playa del Carmen’s dining scene blends Mexican tradition with international flair. Savour street tacos filled with cochinita pibil (slow-cooked pork), fresh ceviche by the beach or tamales wrapped in banana leaves. Pair your meal with tequila or smoky mezcal, or cool down with a margarita under the Caribbean sun. For dessert, churros dusted with cinnamon sugar are a local favourite.

Dive deeper:

Venture into the Yucatán’s famous cenotes, natural sinkholes filled with crystal-clear water, ideal for swimming and diving. Experience eco-parks such as Xcaret and Xel-Há, where underground rivers meet lush jungle. Offshore, the Great Maya Reef offers some of the best diving spots in the Caribbean. By night, Playa’s clubs and beach bars pulse with music, from salsa to world-class DJs.

Good to know:

Playa del Carmen is about 45 minutes south of Cancún International Airport, with regular transfers available. The best time to visit is during the dry season (December to April), when the weather is sunny and the sea at its clearest. The local currency is the Mexican peso (MXN), though US dollars are widely accepted in resorts and shops.