KIN CUN

Cancún & the Riviera Maya

Visa-free for Jamaican passport holders

Two very different holidays under one airport. The Hotel Zone gives you high-rise beachfront and nightlife; the Riviera Maya to the south gives you Playa del Carmen, Tulum and the region’s most design-led resorts.

The place

Travel highlights

  • The widest choice of all-inclusive luxury anywhere in the region
  • Cenotes, reefs and Mayan archaeology within reach of the resorts
  • Strong adults-only and family properties in equal measure
  • Excellent flight connections through Cancún International

Popular experiences

  • Chichén Itzá, early, before the coaches
  • Swimming a cenote in the jungle
  • Isla Mujeres by catamaran
  • Tulum’s clifftop ruins at opening time

Advisor’s notes

  • Hotel Zone or Riviera Maya is the first decision, and it changes the whole trip
  • Transfers south of the airport can run over an hour — worth knowing before you choose
  • Ask us about seaweed conditions for your specific dates and stretch of coast
Country
Mexico
Best time to visit
December to April for the driest, calmest conditions. Sargassum seaweed can affect the coast in spring and summer and varies year to year — we check current reports before recommending a stretch.
Perfect for
Honeymooners, adults-only escapes, families, and anyone who wants five-star finish at Caribbean prices.
Entry
Visa-free for Jamaican passport holders — up to 180 days
Before you book
We reconfirm current requirements for your passport at proposal stage and again before departure
Arranged
Flights, hotel, transfers and experiences as one plan
Request a quote
Accommodation

Where to stay

Three ways to do Cancún. Your shortlist is built against your dates, your party and current guest reports.

Where to stay

Hotel Zone beachfront

High-rise, walkable, close to nightlife and shopping

Where to stay

Riviera Maya resorts

Lower-rise, greener, more design-led — Playa del Carmen through Tulum

Where to stay

Adults-only luxury

Swim-up suites, à la carte dining and butler service

Suggested itinerary

A suggested three days

  1. Arrive

    Transfer, check in, and the beach for what’s left of the day.

  2. Ruins and cenote

    Chichén Itzá or Tulum early, a cenote swim after lunch.

  3. Island day

    Isla Mujeres by catamaran, then dinner booked in advance.

Good to know

Questions

Hotel Zone or Riviera Maya?

Hotel Zone for nightlife, walkability and shorter transfers. Riviera Maya for quieter, lower-rise, more design-led resorts. We’ll match it to your party.

Is the seaweed a problem?

It varies by year, season and stretch of coast. We check recent guest reports for your dates rather than repeating what was true last year.

Is it suitable for families?

Very — some of the strongest kids’ clubs and family suites in the region are here, alongside excellent adults-only properties.

Begin

Cancún, arranged end to end.

Flights, hotel, transfers and the entry requirements for your passport — handled as one plan, by one advisor.