Isla Holbox, an island off the northern tip of the Yucatán Peninsula, where the Caribbean and the Atlantic meet in clear, warm waters that draw whale sharks, dolphins, sea turtles, as well as an impressive colony of flamingos.
Welcome to a postcard-perfect paradise, far from the hustle of Cancún — soft white sand beaches, turquoise waters, sandy streets and small wooden houses set the scene for your stay. Its residents live off fishing and have developed an eco-tourism economy: there are no cars on Holbox, only golf carts, mopeds, bicycles and walking to get around the island.