Since 1976, Club Med Cancún Yucatán has brought affordable, all-inclusive luxury to Mexico’s Caribbean Coast, offering up unforgettable vacation packages with an international flair that you just won’t find on any Carnival Cruise. But just in case you still need a little more convincing, here are eight reasons why Club Med Cancún Yucatán proves that this place isn’t just for Spring Breakers! 8. They’ve Got You Covered – In less time than it takes to fly to the East Coast, you can get from LAX to Cancún International Airport, which is only a brief, 15-minute ride to the resort (transfers are offered with your Club Med package). 7. All-Inclusive Luxury Without Being Trapped on a Ship – We all have those relatives who insist on bragging about their Bahamas Cruise every year. But instead of listening with envy, you find yourself grateful for dodging that bullet as tales of dolphin watching and shuffleboard are quickly replaced by those of cabin fever and boredominduced binge-eating. At Club Med Cancún - with a property that is 22 acres and includes private swimming and windsurfing beaches, a coral reef,
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mangrove lagoon, and a large pool let’s just say you can spend as much time with Aunt Connie and Uncle Frank, or as little, as you choose. For great family accommodations, check out the brand new oceanfront Aquamarina building (built as part of the resort’s recent multi-million dollar renovation project) or, for even more secluded luxury, try Jade, Club Med’s 5-Trident luxury space, which offers private, ultra-luxe oceanside suites and full service concierge. 6. You Won’t Hear Uncle Frank Complaining – There’s so much to do at the resort – both day and night - that
you might find yourself absentmindedly missing meals, but for those culinary devotees for whom the idea of a cruise ship with its 24-hour buffet is heaven, Club Med’s got you covered. With several top-tier restaurants on the property, including La Hacienda (the main hall, serving full breakfast daily and we’re talking waffles, French toast, omelets… none of that continental crap - as well as lunch and dinner buffets comprised of both classic American faves and indigenous delights), La Cazuelas (the oceanfront restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and features both buffet and waiter service), and La Estancia (the seaside
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