HISTORY
In 1984, architect Miguel Quintana Pali acquired 5 hectares of land in Riviera Maya to build his residence. However, when he began to clean the land, he discovered cenotes and underground rivers. He then decided to create a park so that everyone could have access to the natural beauties of the region.
Together with brothers Oscar, Marcos and Carlos Constandse, Quintana Pali was able to make this idea a reality, calling it Xcaret. Since its opening in December 1990, it has been recognized as one of the most famous attractions in the Cancun-Riviera Maya tourist destination.
And that’s how the story of a unique organization in sustainable tourist recreation began: Grupo Xcaret.
Together with brothers Oscar, Marcos and Carlos Constandse, Quintana Pali was able to make this idea a reality, calling it Xcaret. Since its opening in December 1990, it has been recognized as one of the most famous attractions in the Cancun-Riviera Maya tourist destination.
And that’s how the story of a unique organization in sustainable tourist recreation began: Grupo Xcaret.
- Grupo Xcaret is an organization with a history in sustainable tourist recreation that began in 1990.
- It is the most important sustainable tourist recreation model in Mexico.
- It is a Mexican company specializing in offering unique and unforgettable experiences to its visitors, surpassing expectations with top quality products and services.
- Grupo Xcaret operates the most emblematic parks in Cancun and Riviera Maya: Xcaret, Xel-Há, Xplor, Xplor Fuego, Xoximilco, Xenses, and Xenses Insomnia, as well as the Xenotes tour.
- Through the Xichén brand, it operates luxury excursions with visits to archeological zones in the Grand Mayan Peninsula and in the colonial city of Valladolid.
- From December 2017 Grupo Xcaret started to operate in the hotel industry with the opening of Hotel Xcaret México. Today, it has expanded its hotel operation to include Hotel Xcaret Arte (Adults Only) and La Casa de la Playa boutique hotel.
- Grupo Xcaret’s diversification has taken it to Isla Mujeres, with Xcaret Xailing, a new maritime service to this idyllic Magical Town.
