Destination Mexico

Where Mexico's history changed

A land of remarkable advancements in mathematics, astronomy and architecture, the Yucatán Peninsula was the cradle of the Mayan civilisation. Its sophisticated cities, like Tulum, showcase the richness of this culture, offering a window into the splendour of a fascinating past that is still tangible in every corner of this region.

A love for Mexico and nature

Xcaret Park transcends the concept of a theme park; it is a project born out of a deep love for nature and for Mexico. This commitment is reflected in its open design without bars or cages and in its conservation programmes, such as the one dedicated to sea turtles. Every species within the park is native to Mexico, reaffirming its respect for the country’s biodiversity.

From Jalisco to the world

Tequila, the quintessential Mexican tipple, is crafted from the agave plant. Its history and production processes, which date back centuries, connect us to the artistry and heritage of this cultural icon. Margarita, Tequila Sunrise, Bandera… these are just a few ways to savour the authentic taste of Mexico.

A visual spectacle worth protecting

The crystal-clear waters of Cozumel, due to their low nutrient levels, pose unique challenges for marine life. Here, the coral reef becomes an essential source of nutrients, vital to biodiversity. This reef is home to turtles, rays, sharks and tropical fish—a breathtaking spectacle that deserves our protection.

A gateway to another world

Cenotes are unique geological formations created by a meteorite impact millions of years ago, which left a 180-km crater in Yucatán and contributed to the extinction of many species, including the dinosaurs. The ancient Mayans called them “abysses”, and immersing oneself in their waters feels like stepping into an entirely different, enigmatic world.