Five-Night All-Inclusive Cancun Vacation

Included in all options:

• Round-trip airfare from Fort Lauderdale (FLL), New York City, Washington D.C., Atlanta (ATL), Dallas (DFW), Chicago, Denver (DEN), Boston (BOS), Houston (IAH) or Los Angeles (LAX)
• Five-night all-inclusive stay in an Superior Deluxe Ocean View Room at the 4-star Beach Palace Cancun
• $1,500 resort credit per room
• All meals, snacks, and alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages
• 24-hour room service
• In-room wine, stocked mini-bar, and liquor dispenser in your room with brand-name label whiskey, tequila, rum and vodka
• Use of non-motorized watersports equipment
• Fitness center access

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Beach Palace Cancun

At Beach Palace Cancun, the 14th-floor rooftop is the place to be. Guests get here early in the morning to snag lounge chairs by the pools, and sip on frozen margaritas from the swim-up bar throughout the day. The setting offers spectacular views of the white-sand beaches below and the Nichupte Lagoon to the west, making it a popular spot to watch the sun rise and set each day. At this all-inclusive, 4-star beachfront resort, you’ll have a front-row seat to one of the trendiest scenes in Cancun’s Hotel Zone.

Complementing this stylish atmosphere is the hotel’s contemporary design. Guest rooms feature light wood furnishings, minimalist décor, and high-tech amenities including iPod docks and flat-screen TVs. Private balconies overlook the Caribbean, and you’ll even get ocean views from the two-person Jacuzzi inside the room. Rounding out the unique amenities is an in-room liquor dispenser filled with whiskey, tequila, rum and vodka.

As part of the all-inclusive package, you can dine and drink for free at any of the resort’s four restaurants. Head to Bocelli for a romantic dinner out on the terrace, or fill up on Mexican favorites at the Tequila buffet. For entertainment, you can take a cooking class, watch a drum and fire shows, or dance to live music. This deal comes with a $1500 resort credit, which can be used towards offsite adventures, including tours to Chichen Itza, a round of golf at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Moon Palace Golf Resort, swimming with the dolphins, and much more.

Cancún: Cool White Sands and Mayan Relics

Located on a barrier island shaped like the number seven, Cancún’s Hotel Zone juts into the Caribbean Sea at the northeast tip of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. With the sea on one side and freshwater lagoons on the other, it’s a popular spot for sailing and snorkeling. Although the beaches and barrier reefs are a major draw, the geography is equally enticing further inland, where you can dive into an underground river or take a speedboat through a mangrove jungle.

Cancún pulls in millions of visitors each year, so escaping the crowds and the party atmosphere isn’t always easy, but a visit to Playa Delfines offers a chance for sunbathing in relative seclusion. Resorts have yet to encroach upon this stretch of sand, and it’s especially popular with surfers.

The stone columns of El Rey Ruins, an ancient Mayan site dating back to the second and third centuries BCE, lie within the city’s Hotel Zone. Believed to be a royal burial ground, the archaeological site is also home to wild iguanas that lounge in the sun and read Tom Clancy novels. For a Mayan-themed daytrip, take a 1.5-hour drive from Cancún down the coast to Tulum, a pre-Columbian walled city located on a bluff overlooking the sea—one of the Yucatán Peninsula’s most visited Mayan ruins. The Mayan city of Chichén Itzá, chosen as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007, is only a 2.5-hour drive from Cancún.

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