According to a search on the portal traveler, Mexico was the most popular country for Brazilian tourists this year. Cancún and Mexico City lead with 13,6% and 7,3%, respectively.
Brazilian tourists go mainly in search of the mild climate, beautiful landscapes and cultural richness. Visitors are welcomed by a welcoming and welcoming people. Other data indicate that by October 2021, Mexico was the preferred destination for 37% of travelers from Central and South America.
In 2020, despite the limitations generated by the pandemic, the percentage of tourists from Central and South America who visited Mexico increased by 11%, compared to 2019.
Discover here three destinations most sought after by Brazilian visitors.
Riviera Maya
Facing the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, the Riviera Maya awaits all Brazilians looking to enjoy the summer in peace.
In this destination, travelers from Brazil enjoy the charisma of the Mexican people and discover their customs, which are the main reasons why they travel to the country. Along its beaches, you can see a vibrant culture that blends Mayan tradition with modern sophistication.
One of the attractions there is the UNICO 20° 87° Hotel Riviera Maya, which offers a universe of experiences inspired by the artistic style of the region. At the resort of the RCD Hotels chain, this concept is present in every detail, from the cuisine to the careful decoration of each suite.
Also, along the Riviera Maya, the climate is the attraction for some of the beaches that justify the fame of the place, such as Akumal beach, with fine sand. There, guests can rest in the shade of coconut trees while also interacting with nature, witnessing turtles and other marine animals up close.
Los Cabos
On the other side of the coast, visitors can step on the soft sand of Cabo San Lucas and head towards the water, viewing an imposing Arch in the background, which brings the image of a portal to the immensity of the Pacific. The rock formation also accompanies Playa del Amor, much visited by Brazilians.
There is no shortage of tours to sail on catamarans, sailboats, speedboats and other luxury vessels. All options include a cinematic sunset accompanied by drinks and good food.
At Cabo San Lucas, chef Nobuyuki “Nobu” Matsuhisa's fusion cuisine stands out. The experience of the famous chef sets the pace for local cuisine at “Nobu”, the restaurant located at the Nobu Hotel Los Cabos. This resort of the RCD Hotels chain also offers yacht trips that take you to the beautiful coast and the long-awaited sunset.
In addition, the city has options for families such as Praia de Balandra, with shallow waters and home to a wide variety of marine life. Playa el Divorcio, on the other hand, has a rougher sea with more waves.
Cancún
Like the Riviera Maya, the city of Cancún is located on the Yucatan Peninsula. In this destination, Brazilians go in search of nightlife, which reigns among the options available throughout Mexico. But its beaches are also ideal for relaxing, always with a view of the blue horizon of the Caribbean Sea.
Among a myriad of alternatives, Playa Gaviota Azul is a favorite with surfing enthusiasts. The waves are not big, but they allow for the practice of the sport.
A few meters away is Playa ChacMool, where the sea is also rougher. There, there are stalls and restaurants where you can enjoy some “antojito”, which are typical Mexican foods sold on the streets.
Playa Marlín offers a more private experience. Playa Delfines, on the other hand, has a wide view, ideal for contemplating the shades of the sea. It also has the emblematic colored “Cancún” sign.
Another important tip about itineraries in the region is Playa Coral, which is pet friendly. It is worth mentioning that pets are welcome in some of the main resorts in Mexico, such as the resorts that make up the RCD Hotels chain.
