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My favorite pools at Hotel Xcaret Mexico: the main pool that surrounded Las Trajineras, the central pool right by our room, and the infinity pool where we had another group event that was around the corner from our building. 

Usually, pools for me are where I love to get some exercise when I travel because I don’t get to go swimming regularly when I’m at home, but this time around they were more for luxuriating and enjoying good company and good drinks. I spent a good amount of time most mornings in the gym on the rower and flinging kettlebells, which was great, but I did get a fun swim in a totally different body of water on our last full day.

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Some highlights from our first day at Hotel Xcaret Mexico: some light fare at the buffet (I did eat more, but forgot to snap a photo), drinks at two of the pools, a beef cheek taco that was absolutely delicious, and a Yucatan-style chicken thigh with refried beans for breakfast the next morning after a nice workout in the gym. 

Dinner ended up being a bit of a disaster the first night we were there, because our table was right by the comal where they made all of the quesadillas and tyluadas to order (which was cool) but said comal made the room quite warm (which is the opposite of cool). I was seated the closest to the comal and I think between the mixed drinks in the pool, having a lighter lunch, and the heat of the comal I felt a bit overwhelmed and went back to the room. As soon as I stepped outside I felt much better, and I went to bed pretty shortly afterwards because I was tired and felt better the next day.

But also? That view of the Caribbean Sea is just glorious.

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Discovering Mexico's Beach Towns: Why a Sarong is Your Perfect Travel Companion

Hello, fellow travelers and beach lovers! If you're dreaming of sun-soaked days, turquoise waters, and vibrant culture, then Mexico's beach towns should be at the top of your travel list. From the bustling beaches of Cancun to the laid-back vibe of Sayulita, Mexico offers a variety of coastal gems that cater to every type of traveler. One essential item I’ve learned to always pack for these trips is the versatile and stylish sarong. Join me as we explore some of Mexico’s best beach towns and discover why a sarong is the perfect travel companion for your adventure.

Why Choose Mexico’s Beach Towns?

Mexico’s beach towns are renowned for their stunning scenery, rich history, and welcoming hospitality. Each town has its unique charm, from the bustling nightlife of Playa del Carmen to the serene beauty of Tulum. Whether you’re looking to surf, relax, explore ancient ruins, or indulge in delicious cuisine, Mexico’s coastlines have something for everyone.

The Versatility of a Sarong

Before diving into the specifics of each beach town, let's talk about the magic of the sarong. This large piece of fabric, often decorated with vibrant patterns and colors, is a traveler's best friend. Its versatility is unmatched, and it serves multiple purposes that make it indispensable on any trip.

Multiple Ways to Wear a Sarong

The beauty of a sarong lies in its ability to transform into various outfits and accessories:

As a Beach Cover-Up: Simply wrap the sarong around your body after a swim for a quick and stylish cover-up.

As a Dress: Tie the sarong around your neck for a halter dress or wrap it around your chest for a strapless look.

As a Skirt: Fold it in half and tie it at your waist for a casual skirt perfect for beach walks.

As a Shawl: Drape it over your shoulders during cooler evenings.

As a Scarf: Use it as a headscarf or neck scarf for added flair.

Practical Benefits

Apart from its fashion versatility, a sarong is incredibly practical. It's lightweight, easy to pack, and dries quickly. It can double as a towel, picnic blanket, or even a makeshift bag if needed. This multifunctionality makes it the perfect companion for any beach destination.

Exploring Mexico’s Best Beach Towns

Now, let's take a virtual tour of some of Mexico's most enchanting beach towns and see how a sarong can enhance your experience in each location.

Cancun: The Vibrant Beachfront Paradise

Cancun is one of Mexico’s most famous beach destinations, known for its bustling hotel zone, nightlife, and endless stretches of white sand beaches.

Sarong Styling in Cancun

Poolside Glamour: At a luxury resort in Cancun, a brightly colored sarong can be worn as a chic halter dress. The vibrant patterns will make you stand out as you lounge by the pool with a tropical drink in hand.

Exploring the Market: When exploring Cancun's local markets, wear your sarong as a skirt paired with a simple top. It’s comfortable for walking and perfect for trying on souvenirs.

Playa del Carmen: The Heart of the Riviera Maya

Playa del Carmen offers a more relaxed vibe compared to Cancun but still boasts lively nightlife, shopping, and beautiful beaches.

Sarong Styling in Playa del Carmen

Beach to Bar: Playa del Carmen’s beach clubs are the place to be. Wear your sarong as a stylish cover-up during the day. Transition it into a wrap skirt in the evening for a casual yet fashionable look.

Eco-Park Adventures: Visiting nearby eco-parks like Xcaret? Use your sarong as a towel after a refreshing swim in the cenotes.

Tulum: The Bohemian Escape

Tulum is famous for its eco-chic resorts, Mayan ruins, and stunning coastline. It’s the perfect destination for those seeking relaxation and natural beauty.

Sarong Styling in Tulum

Yoga Retreats: Tulum is a hub for wellness and yoga. Use your sarong as a shawl during morning yoga sessions to keep warm during meditation.

Exploring Ruins: When visiting the Tulum ruins, wear your sarong as a comfortable dress. It’s breathable for the hot climate and looks great in photos.

Sayulita: The Surfer’s Paradise

Sayulita is a laid-back surf town on the Pacific coast, known for its vibrant art scene and friendly community.

Sarong Styling in Sayulita

Surfing Sessions: After hitting the waves, wrap your sarong around your waist as a skirt. It’s quick-drying and perfect for relaxing on the beach.

Art and Culture: Explore Sayulita’s art galleries and street vendors with your sarong as a casual dress. The bohemian vibe of the town pairs perfectly with the relaxed style of a sarong.

Puerto Vallarta: The Picturesque Bay

Puerto Vallarta is nestled on the Bay of Banderas and is famous for its charming old town, lively boardwalk, and stunning sunsets.

Sarong Styling in Puerto Vallarta

Sunset Cruises: Take a sunset cruise around the bay wearing your sarong as an elegant shawl over a sundress. The soft fabric will keep you warm as the evening breeze sets in.

Old Town Strolls: Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Puerto Vallarta’s old town with your sarong tied as a skirt. It’s comfortable and stylish for exploring the vibrant neighborhood.

Why a Sarong is Essential for Your Mexican Beach Adventure

Lightweight and Easy to Pack

One of the greatest advantages of a sarong is its lightweight nature. It takes up minimal space in your suitcase, allowing you to pack more efficiently. Whether you’re traveling with a carry-on or a large suitcase, a sarong fits easily without adding extra weight.

Quick-Drying and Easy to Clean

Beach vacations often mean frequent dips in the ocean or pool. A sarong’s quick-drying fabric ensures that you’re never left with a damp cover-up. Additionally, sarongs are easy to clean. A quick rinse in the sink and they’re ready for another day of adventure.

Perfect for All Weather

Mexico’s beach towns enjoy warm weather year-round. A sarong’s breathable fabric keeps you cool in the heat and can provide a bit of warmth during cooler evenings. Its versatility means you can adapt to changing weather conditions without needing multiple outfits.

A Touch of Local Culture

Many sarongs feature traditional patterns and designs that reflect the local culture. Wearing a sarong not only adds a touch of authenticity to your look but also shows appreciation for the local artisans who create these beautiful pieces.

Final Thoughts

Traveling to Mexico’s beach towns is a dream come true for any beach lover. The stunning scenery, rich culture, and warm hospitality make for an unforgettable experience. Packing wisely can enhance your trip, and a sarong is the ultimate travel companion for these coastal adventures.

From Cancun’s vibrant beaches to Tulum’s bohemian charm, Playa del Carmen’s lively atmosphere to Sayulita’s surfer vibes, and Puerto Vallarta’s picturesque bay, a sarong can effortlessly adapt to any setting. Its versatility, practicality, and style make it an essential item for your beach vacation.

So next time you’re packing for a Mexican beach getaway, don’t forget to include a few sarongs in your suitcase. Experiment with different ways to tie and wear them, and you’ll soon discover why sarongs are the perfect fashion statement for your travels. Here’s to sunny days, beautiful beaches, and the timeless elegance of the sarong. Happy travels!

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HOtel Xcaret Arte - Mexico

2023

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Playa Del Carmen June 8th thru June 13th

This trip was with Michelle Ramirez, Devin Albaugh, Eric Harris, and Alex Anguiano

The five of us planned this trip almost last minute since the trip before was cancelled. We planned it over a phone altogether, it was quite nice. I have never been on a trip with Eric nor have I ever met Alex before June 8th but it was a good time to get to know them. Alex was very helpful getting us hooked up with deals, rides, hotel stuff, etc. She is originally from Mexico but moved to America quite young. I have a hard time finding things in common with Eric, but it was nice getting to know one of Devin’s best friends a little more.

The first day of the trip we went to the pool to start getting what we paid for in our all inclusive trip to the Paradisus De Perla hotel. This included our food and drinks! It started to rain when we went to the pool. It was nice enough relaxing in our rooms because they were so nice for suites, they had two bathtubs (one inside and one outside). The crew had trouble finding things to do on that Thursday night, but I was straight chilling. I could have suggested to go to the night life for adults in the Red Lounge, but I just wanted to be present. They hoped to find more things going on throughout the weekend.

Friday started out eating breakfast with the gang, nice coffee and mimosa drink and chill with the crew. We started drinking really early. Shots were being taken when we went to the pool right after. We are still eating AND drinking a lot at this point. Devin and Eric eventually knocked out under the umbrellas because they were too drunk/tired while me, Michelle, and Alex stayed in the pool and drank some more. We got to talking, chilling, and getting to know each other more. I imagine my closest friend being Michelle yet I believe we get closer more when we drink together. The 3 of us talked about how lit we were the rest of the trip and how nice it was. When I got to my room though, I puked 🤮. When everyone wasn’t tired and drunk, we got ready to go eat some more food and then go to Coco Bongo, thank you again Alex. I started feeling dehydrated at this time and had trouble getting around. I eventually felt better when I got to this club. I will talk about this club a little bit. It is a world famous club where people dress up as famous people and lip sync/dance to popular music. It has a dance floor in the middle that seems to be a ladies only spot. I can see how the club will be ‘poppin’ at some points. Very good experience. I remember my favorite performance being the Moulin Rouge song and dance. I also liked the Beetlejuice dressups. When we were done with the club, we went to a taco place to eat. Drive back was interesting because we had some chats with some England folk and New Yorkers.

Saturday was a day at the hotel for the crew. A few of us were tired, I was at this trip for relaxation purposes, I was chillin. Alex vocalized at one point that she doesn’t just want to sit around at the hotel the whole trip, I understood this. I also understand that we aren’t all there to just do everything all the time. My friends were just tired. We did go to the water park and chillax a little at the hotel this day. They spent a little of their time signing up for the Xcaret the next day. That night we played Truth or Drink, where we learned a little about each other at a Peruvian restaurant.

The four of them went to Xcaret the next day while I stayed at the hotel by myself. I did some relaxing, some gaming next to the jungle, music listening, swimming, etc. I wanted to see myself in this ‘other world’ and how I would do at this resort. Michelle and Devin were nice enough to come visit me when they got back to tell me about there day, it seemed nice and I am glad they had fun.

Monday was our technically last day there. I ate an early breakfast with Michelle in which she showed me another restaurant across the resort, very nice breakfast. Once everyone got together again, we started the early drinking…again! During this trip I would start to feel a little anxiety on and off, but it got worse this day. We were drinking and having a nice time though but all of a sudden the anxiety hit me! I know I came into this knowing that there are two other couples and then there is me, the 5th wheel. I started to get a little anxiety when they started having their little couple chats, comparing each other or whatever. I remember at one point I was with Michelle and I said to her that I did not know what to talk about because they were talking about relationship stuff. She said to me something along the lines of day what you think and talk about past relationships. I was certainly hoping that she would change subjects in fact while in the group, but no biggie. I spent the rest of the day wanting to be alone. We still ate some habashi grill food.

The next morning we found ourselves waking up early to end our trip! I rated this trip an 7.5 or 8 out of 10. I definitely would recommend the hotel except the AC was not strong enough. I found myself sweating when I woke up in the middle of the night. I would say the most memorable thing about the trip was Friday when we got super drunk in the pool and least favorite was being a 5th wheel in the pool 😅. I am really happy that Michelle invited me to join them on this journey!

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Hotel Xcaret Mexico

May 2023 💕✨

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Fun in Cancun and the Riviera Maya

If you are planning a vacation and want to have fun and do extreme activities, Cancun and the Riviera Maya are the right destinations for this.

From my experience, I would advise that if you are looking for fun and party at night stay in Cancun, but if you are looking for a quiet vacation with your family or couple the Riviera Maya is perfect for you. In the whole state of Quinta Roo there are good hotel offers accessible to everyone.

Now, I will make some recommendations of places you can visit.

Xcaret Mexico: It is a park were you can do different activities like diving, you can swim in the river, enjoy the different buffets and visit the ruins that are there. And enjoy the show, Mexico spectacular! for me the visit to xcaret was one of the best I did. it was fun and amazing.

Coco bongo: is a nightclub that offers live shows with different acrobats and characters which is what makes it very enjoyable and fun.

 If you have time and desire to drive and travel a little you should escape to Playa del Carmen, it is a very nice beach and is located in the heart of Quintana Roo, You can distract yourself and you will find several stores to buy your souvenirs and eat.

It was a nice experience to visit cancun and the riviera maya, I like the beach and the sea, I really enjoyed visiting and spending time with my family there.

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Hotel Spotlight: Hotel Xcaret Mexico

Hotel Xcaret is perfect for your dream luxury holiday, wowing with its five-star amenities and 'Fun Inclusive' concept. Revel in spectacular views that are a must-see - Hotel Xcaret will leave lasting memories far beyond your stay here.

I'd like you to please include a lifestyle photoshoot in Riviera Maya, Mexico with DreamArt Photography in your plans to take home an unforgettable souvenir of all the incredible moments you experience on this once-in-a-lifetime resort vacation.

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I really enjoyed spending the mornings hitting the gym and then exploring the property because there’s so much to see, both in flora and fauna. 

On day three, I finally made it to Las Playas, their restaurant situated on the beach. While I was generally pretty happy with the food we enjoyed over the course of our week at the resort, this was my favorite restaurant. The ambiance was chill, but the food was absolutely wonderful, especially this salmon carpaccio with a green apple and celery salad and a scoop of mezcal-lime sorbet. 

I need to talk myself out of asking for a small ice cream machine for the holidays so I can make this at home, right?

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More food highlights from Hotel Xcaret Mexico, including plenty of margaritas, a salmon carpaccio with mezcal sorbet that I really want to make at home, lots and lots of seafood, and perhaps the most fun drink we learned about during our stay: The Bandera.

Basically, it’s just a shot of tequila blanco with lime juice and sangrita (a spicy tomato-orange juice) separated into three glasses. You drink the tequila first and then chase it with the other two, and the three colors make you think of the Mexican flag. It’s SO good and a fun alternative to the traditional tequila shot.

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