The getaway to the Grand Costa Maya and the capital of Quintana Roo, right at the southwest Mexican border with Belize. Surrounded by exciting natural environments, the gentle and warm climate will welcome you throughout the year.
Located at the top right of the Yucatán peninsula, in the Mexican Caribbean, the city awaits you. It has its own International Airport, only 5 km away from downtown.
Let yourself be charmed with one of the quietest and relaxing cities in México. It has a great cultural and historical wealth you can find through a variety of museums and monuments within Bahía Boulevard. You might definitely want to jump in the Mayan Culture Museum with a historical storyline exhibit nicely curated. Shopper fans, be advised Bahía Boulevard the longest boulevard in the Yucatán Peninsula, you might find something fancy along the path.
Foodies crew, you will enjoy tasting the excellent food in the restaurants and cafes in Chetumal, from the local Mexican delights delivering a unique and singular taste. You might find their international references integrated in the traditional dishes, like the hollandaise ball cheese. But you might also find strong references from the criolla’s Belize cuisine with rice and beans.
When visiting Chetumal you might want to take a tour around the bay, which is pretty famous for the number of manatees currently living there. However, you can go touring by kayak or boat and come across many ancient Mayan ruins that will make your mind wander.
Also, Mahahual is only an hour and a half ride from Chetumal. This ecotourism paradise is breathtaking, just a smalltown by the beach and the beautiful turquoise sea. It has the great “Banco de Chinchorro” , a sea spot where the coral reef just burst into color, so all scuba divers in the room, write this down and don’t miss it.
