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The New Year
The New Year’s Edition of Puerto Morelos Insider highlights the best ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve 2025/2026 in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. Discover top dinners, rooftop parties, live music, family friendly events, and free beach and town square celebrations, plus local tips on reservations, fireworks, and where to watch the first sunrise of 2026 in this Caribbean beach town.
The Christmas Edition: Traditions, Dinners, and More
Holiday dining options, local customs, and upcoming events
Holiday Fun Starts Now: Cancún Christmas Fair + Puerto Morelos Circus Night
Plan your weekend in Puerto Morelos with our Dec 12 guide. See Imagine Puerto Morelos Circus, visit the Cancun Christmas Fair (Feria Navideña), and watch the Caribbean Classic Ultimate Frisbee Tournament at Playa Sol. Plus: local spotlight on Panna e Cioccolato gelato
The 10-year-old municipality just sealed a time capsule filled with children's letters, handcrafted artifacts, and a message from the governor... and nobody gets to open it for 24 years.
How a Mexican Caribbean town became the backdrop for an NFL calendar shoot
Scientists are now using the same seaweed to develop filtration membranes that could protect the Yucatan's underground aquifer from the very toxins it produces
Early 2026 Arrivals Signal a Shift in Sargassum Timing
Discover what’s happening in Puerto Morelos this week, live music, food events, fitness classes, and community gatherings (Jan 23-29, 2026)
Multi-million dollar project awaits environmental approval while balancing tourism needs with protection of the fragile reef ecosystem
Mariachi Day honors the passionate sounds, colorful traditions, and rich history that make this music a national treasure.
Community rallies to save local legend street dog after health scare at Local Cafe
Discover what’s happening in Puerto Morelos this week, live music, food events, fitness classes, and community gatherings (Jan 16-22, 2026)
New 2026 price hikes at Tulum and Cobá mean foreign tourists now pay 515 pesos per visit, here's what locals and visitors need to know about the changes
Local businesses and tourists benefit as coastal town adds two powerful hotspots capable of connecting 200 devices each at Fundadores Park and the Main Pier.
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