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Turquoise waters, the abundance of the Caribbean, and the remains of ancient cities lining the coast… These are just a few of the wonders Quintana Roo has in store for you.
Quintana Roo is the state of turquoise colored beaches, Mayan ruins, jungles, and cenote pools. In addition to its valuable contributions to the country’s archeological heritage, the state has become a place where the fun never ends. What are you waiting for to visit?
The state is named for Andrés Quintana Roo, a Mérida-born politician, and is part of the Yucatán Peninsula. The climate is generally warm and subhumid with an average annual temperature of 91°F. The state is home to the Magical Towns of Bacalar, Tulum, and Isla Mujeres. Moreover, its Reserva Ecológica de Sian Ka’an (Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve) was named a UNESCO World Heritage site.