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Mexico offers turquoise beaches, Mayan cities, colonial towns and generous food. Each region tells a different story.
On the Caribbean side, the Yucatan Peninsula brings together Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum. Cenotes, natural sinkholes filled with clear water, invite you to swim.
From Cancun, the tour to Chichen Itza stops at a cenote and in Valladolid. Further afield, Mexico City, Oaxaca and Chiapas await travelers who want to explore more.
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The Yucatan with Cancun, Tulum and Chichen Itza, Mexico City, Oaxaca and its food, and Chiapas with its Mayan sites in the jungle. Cenotes are a highlight of the Yucatan.
The dry season, from late fall to spring, suits the Yucatan and the beaches. Summer and early fall are the rainy season, with a hurricane risk on the Caribbean coast.
Enjoy the beaches, swim in cenotes and take a trip to Chichen Itza or Tulum. Valladolid and Isla Mujeres round out a stay.
Most travelers visit on a day trip from Cancun or the Riviera Maya. Some tours add a swim in a cenote and a stop in Valladolid.
Calm beaches, cenotes, water parks and Mayan sites appeal to children. The Yucatan Peninsula works well for a first family trip.