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All 4 of Quintana Roo's Pueblos Mágicos on one printable page. Free when you sign up for our weekly email.
- All 4 Pueblos Mágicos, with a photo and what makes each special
- A map of Quintana Roo with each one on it
- Road trips that join the pueblos close together
- The best months to go
- How far each is from the nearest city
- The sights not to miss
- The fiestas worth planning around
- The fiestas month by month
- Where to stay in each
- Made to print or save as a PDF
The 4 Pueblos Mágicos in this guide
Most visited first. The full guide adds the sights not to miss, the fiestas, how far each is by car, and a layout made to print.
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Isla Mujeres
A small, narrow island a short ferry ride from Cancún. Isla Mujeres is known for the calm turquoise water of Playa Norte, golf-cart sightseeing, snorkeling, and the rocky cliffs of Punta Sur at its southern tip.
When to go: Feb, Mar, Apr, Jul
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Tulum
Tulum pairs a walled Maya city on a cliff above the Caribbean with white-sand beaches and nearby cenotes. Once a quiet backpacker stop, it is now one of Mexico's best-known beach destinations, with a town center inland and a hotel strip along the coast.
When to go: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
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Bacalar
Bacalar sits on the shore of the Lagoon of Seven Colors, a long freshwater lake whose shades of blue come from its white limestone bottom and changing depths. Days here are spent kayaking, sailing, and swimming from wooden docks, with an 18th-century fort overlooking the water.
When to go: Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec
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Cozumel
Mexico's largest Caribbean island, off the coast of Playa del Carmen, and one of the world's best-known scuba-diving destinations thanks to its coral reefs. The town of San Miguel is a major cruise-ship port.
When to go: Feb, Mar, Apr, May
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