3-Nights Mexico, NIZUC Resort & Spa

Island Destinations

Situated in the private enclave of Punta Nizuc lies NIZUC Resort & Spa, an ultra-elite tropical paradise in the heart of the Mexican Caribbean. Set within protected mangroves and lush foliage, NIZUC is home to two exclusive beaches and is surrounded by the region’s natural wonders including archaeological sites and ancient attractions.

The resort features 274 lavish suites and private villas dispersed throughout its 29 acres, boasting striking ocean vistas and modern amenities. With an emphasis on luxurious indulgence, guests can enjoy the resort’s infinity pools, private pier and 30,000 square-foot NIZUC SPA by ESPA. Featuring six world-class restaurants and three lounges, guaranteed to impress even the most discerning palate, NIZUC offers a variety of fresh, authentic gourmet fare, with each restaurant providing unforgettable culinary experiences.

Profile: 274 suites (including 29 villas), children under 12 free in parents’ suite or villa, 6 restaurants, 4 bars, NIZUC SPA by ESPA, fitness center, 2 floodlit tennis courts with tennis professional on-site, 5 pools including 1 adults-only pool, kids club, butler and concierge service, non-motorized watersports and complimentary Wi-Fi. Located on the beach, 15 minutes from Cancun International Airport, with nonstop flights from Mexico City and major cities in the Americas and Europe. Open year round.

• Past Recipient of Island Destinations’ “Ultimate Address” Award
• “Top 100 Hotels in the World” 2018, Travel + Leisure
• Two Exclusive Beaches
• 30,000 Square-Foot Oceanfront NIZUC SPA by ESPA

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