Your Riviera Maya Travel Guide

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Explore the significance of selecting a unique wedding perfume to capture the essence of your love story.

This article explores how to make your holiday celebration a memorable one at Velas Resorts.

Immerse in the rich culture of 'día de muertos' at Velas Resorts.

Experience deep relaxation with a floating sound bath at Grand Velas Riviera Maya—combining sound bathing and water flotation for profound wellness benefits.

Unlocking Potential with The Power of Immersive-Themed Events: A Comprehensive Insight

Congratulations! You are about to embark on the exciting adventure of starting a life together. As a couple, you want your big day to be unique and memorable.

Mole, that culinary treasure that has captivated taste buds worldwide, is much more than a flavor medley;

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A memorable Easter on Mexican beaches

Grand Velas Riviera Maya now offers new kosher and kosher-lite dining options for guests. Dining at the AAA Five Diamond Mexican resort for Jewish guests can range from kosher style to meals catered from the Chabad of Playa del Carmen.

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The mezcal, expertly distilled from native agaves, blends with cacao, an ancestral gift from the gods. Together, they create an indulgence that pays homage to the traditions of Mexico.

In the Mexican celebration and culture tapestry, a distinctive expression takes center stage: the renowned Mojigangas. These majestic figures transcend festive adornments, meticulously crafted from papier-maché, sturdy cardboard, and vivid paints. They stand as a profound emblem, seamlessly weaving together the threads of joy, rich historical roots, and artistic expression.

Since ancient times, the nopal (prickly pear cactus) has held significant cultural importance in the Americas due to its medicinal properties and versatility. It is even a national symbol in Mexico, featured on the country’s flag. That’s why SE Spa at Grand Velas Riviera Maya has introduced a new experience based on this fascinating ingredient.

The glow of the menorah candles illuminates the joyful December night, marking the beginning of one of the most significant festivals in the Jewish calendar: Hanukkah. This eight-day celebration, also known as the Festival of Lights, has deep historical roots and vibrant traditions.

At Velas Resorts, we understand the importance of celebrating in the company of your loved ones. That’s why, this festive season, we have prepared various activities that will allow you to personalize your celebration during your stay at any of our captivating destinations. Discover everything we have for you.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the perfect opportunity to plan your upcoming luxury vacations to Mexico’s most spectacular destinations with Velas Resorts. This annual event offers unique discounts and promotions for traveling to Los Cabos, Vallarta-Nayarit, or Riviera Maya. This time, it will take place from November 24th to 27th!

Day of the Dead in Mexico is a deeply rooted celebration within the country’s culture and identity. In this colorful tradition, observed on November 1st and 2nd, we honor and remember our dearly departed loved ones. During these days, Mexicans create altars adorned with offerings of food, beverages, and personal items of the deceased, crafting a beautiful tribute that includes the famous sugar skulls and colorful skeletons known as Catrinas. Alongside the altars, streets come alive with parades, music, and dancing, while cemeteries are aglow with candles and cempasúchil flowers.