Mexican coast

For pearl white sandy beaches, head to the east coast of the Yucatan peninsula. Here you will experience the real holiday feeling. But, apart from the great beaches, there is so much more to discover in this enchantingly beautiful area.

As far as we are concerned, Tulum is the most beautiful place on the Riviera Maya. You will stay not far from the archaeological Mayan site Tulum of the same name. You will be surrounded by the beautiful nature of the protected area Quintana Roo. You will also find several cenotes and you can go snorkelling or diving.

Situated on protected mangroves, amidst beautiful greenery and the white sand of two beautiful beaches, you will find the Nizuc resort. All suites have an attractive interior with modern facilities, spacious bathroom, panoramic sea views and a spacious private terrace.

Until the early 60's Puerto Vallarta was nothing more than a sleepy harbour town with colonial buildings and cobbled streets in a tropical atmosphere. Today it is perhaps the most famous destination on the Mexican west coast. 

Looking for a little more elegance and serenity? Then Punta Mita and the relaxed surfing village of Suyalita, north of Puerto Vallarta, are great alternatives. Here you will find a number of accommodations located in an idyllic setting where you will want for nothing.

The yet undiscovered region of Oaxaca also borders the Pacific Ocean and is therefore excellent for surfers and beach lovers. Surfers have settled down here, which has resulted in trendy hotels and fun eateries. On the beach you will find the Palapas, roofs of palm leaves under which hammocks can be hung. A relaxing place to unwind for a few days!

For water sports enthusiasts, Baja California is an attractive destination. The area of Los Cabos, the southernmost tip of the peninsula, has become a popular holiday destination for surfing, sailing and diving. The accommodations here are beautiful and offer good service. 

Overlooking the sea of Cortez, Esperanza is a much praised luxury resort on Los Cabos. Beautifully situated on an estate of no less than 17 hectares and designed in such a way that even the most spoilt traveller will not be short of anything after a strenuous day on the water.