
As I discovered last week, there isn't much to see on the two-hour drive from the
Cancun airport to
Tulum: the occasional gas station, roadside vendors selling fruit and other goodies, and a deserted two-lane road unfolding toward the horizon. For two people looking to get away from it all, it was a good sign. Still, two hours is no quick ride, so to pass the time we counted the opulent entrances to what seemed like innumerable upscale and all-inclusive resorts that line the
Riviera Maya. My favorite one along the way by far was the colossal entrance to the new
Grand Velas resort. We couldn't even see the property itself beyond the massive walls and lush landscaping, but the gorgeous gated entry practically screamed luxury and exclusivity.
That's why I was surprised to find out that the resort is offering an affordable new travel package that brings the upscale destination within reach for families. For the lowest
all-inclusive rate of $300 per person per night, guests will receive a
double upgrade to an ocean-front Ambassador Suite (with a private terrace and pool!) -
already a savings of $220 per person per night -
plus kids 16 and under stay and eat free the whole time. For a family of four, it's a great low season rate that includes all of your meals, drinks, activities - even taxes and gratuities. The offer is good through September 30, so just check out the
Grand Velas web site for details and to book your fabulous summer escape.

Double Upgrades in the Riviera Maya
Nice Reagan. That is one of the most attractive entrances along the Cancun-Chetumal corridor. Looking forward to your remarks on Tulum.
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