Quintana Roo Vacations & Trips from $338

Working up a sweat in the sauna, letting go of all your tension during a blissful hot-stone massage, indulging in mouth-watering haute cuisine, and waking up in the finest bedsheets, ready to do it all again: If this sounds like your idea of a dream vacation, a luxury Quintana Roo getaway would be right up your alley. There's no shortage of luxury resorts to choose from in the state—such as ultra-high-end spots in historic AkumelOpens in a new window, like the Grand SirenisOpens in a new window or Akumal Bay Beach and Wellness ResortOpens in a new window. 

Whether your definition of romance is champagne and chocolates at a romantic Mexican resortOpens in a new window or the chance to share a bonding experience over the thrills of an amusement park, a vacation package in Mexico's Quintana Roo will leave any pair of lovebirds gooey-eyed. Watch the sun set from your beachfront resort on the island of Cozumel, a stunningly untouched island that will melt your hearts. The Hilton Playa del CarmenOpens in a new window and the Cozumel PalaceOpens in a new window both offer gorgeous views of the ocean—so you can make memories with your beloved that last a lifetime.

Where you stay in Quintana Roo depends on how you like to spend your time on your vacation to Mexico. No matter what you're after, this state has an option for you:

• I love partying until the small hours: Cancún would be right up your alley. The city is beloved by spring-breakers for a reason, with bars, clubs, and late-night spots galore. And once you've danced the whole night away, there's no shortage of beautiful beaches where you can relax and recharge.
• I want to get away from it all: You can't really get much further away from the daily grind than an island paradise in the Mexican Caribbean. And when—like Isla Mujeres—that island covers a tiny 1.6 square miles, you'll have no excuse for not making the most of everything that's (literally) on your doorstep.
• I'm traveling with the kids: With the state offering everything from boat trips to zoos, Quintana Roo vacations have plenty to keep even the most demanding little travelers smiling. Tulum is a popular choice for families looking for child-friendly trips: You've got countless beaches to chill out on, Mayan ruins to see, Xel-Há waterpark in the vicinity, and a magical jungle a stone's throw away.
• I want to spend all day on the beach: If your primary motivation for visiting Quintana Roo is to catch some rays, you won't be disappointed. While many of the coastal towns in the state have great beaches to offer, pristine Cozumel is a winner for anyone looking for great sands. Playa Punta Morena, Playa El Cielo, Playa Chen Rio: the list of beaches on the island goes on and on.
• I want to see it all: If you want to splash through the turquoise waters, explore the verdant jungles, check out ancient archaeological sites, and more, all within a short distance from your accommodation, compact Puertos Morelos is one of the best places to get a taste of everything Quintana Roo has to offer.

• Dive into a cenote: Cenotes, or swimming holes, are natural sinkholes filled with water—and the jungles of Quintana Roo are peppered with hundreds (if not thousands) of them.
• Go whale watching: From December to March, you'll be able to take a boat tour and see these gentle giants of the sea in their natural habitat.
• Explore the region's history: Mayan architecture abounds in Quintana Roo. Whether you're staying in Akumal, Cancún, Puerto Morelos, or elsewhere, there's sure to be a historic site within easy reach.
• Chill out on the beach: Beaches are everywhere in this coastal state—so it would be a shame not to check out at least one or 2 for an afternoon of swimming, surfing, diving, or any other water sport you fancy.