ADVERTISING FEATURE
STAY AT MEXICO’S NEW
Hotel Xcaret Arte, set on the Caribbean Sea, demonstrates Mexico’s artistic wealth and sustainability through its exceptional hospitality
ALL-FUN INCLUSIVE
The group’s All-Fun Inclusive programme allows guests to visit eight Xcaret attractions at no extra cost.
Xcaret: a water and amusement park
Hotel Xcaret Arte is a brand-new hotel on the Mexican coast, just outside Playa del Carmen, combining luxury with some of Mexico’s finest art and design. An adult-only property and the second Hotel
Xcaret in Mexico, the resort is now open to guests. The design of its 900 stylish Garden, River, Ocean View and Ocean Front suites is influenced by Mexican art and culture, so clients feel connected to their surroundings.
The cuisine at the hotel is outstanding, and is home to some of Mexico’s best chefs, many with Michelin stars to their name. It’s hard to imagine a more perfect place for a long-awaited holiday.
HOTEL XCARET MÉXICO:
THE BEST OF MEXICO INCLUDED Hotel Xcaret México is the sister property to Hotel Xcaret Arte, located right next door. This family-friendly hotel has plenty of facilities and activities to keep the whole family busy. Both properties offer an All-Fun Inclusive package, so guests can gain access to Riviera Maya’s most exciting amusement parks.
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Xel-Há: water activities in the jungle
Xplor: a popular zipline park
Xplor Fuego: discover the jungle in the dark
Xenses: a park full of family-friendly sensory activities
Xoximilco: a Mexican fiesta on a gondola
Xavage: an adventure park with rafting and a ropes course
Xenotes: a park full of natural pools
The All-Fun Inclusive package ensures guests have everything they need, including transfers to and from Cancun International Airport, plus food and drink options for the whole holiday.
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PICTURE: Edgardo Contreras
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