Playa del Carmen

A modern apartment-style stay in Playa del Carmen offering bright studios with kitchenettes. Simple, clean, and well-suited to longer stays, with private units that feel more like small apartments than hotel rooms.

A modern apartment-style stay in Playa del Carmen offering fully equipped units with kitchens, balconies, and workspace-friendly interiors. The building features a rooftop pool, small gym, and garden terrace, useful amenities for longer stays or remote work.

A modern condo-style stay in Playa del Carmen offering bright rooms with kitchenettes, balconies, and air conditioning. The property features a rooftop pool and sun terrace, making it a pleasant spot to cool off after a day in town. Located about a 10 minute walk from the beach.

A condo-style stay located just a few minutes’ walk from Playa del Carmen Beach in the Coco Beach area. Apartments come with kitchenettes, balconies, and comfortable living spaces suited to longer stays. The building includes a rooftop pool, fitness center, and sun terrace.

A modern apartment stay in Playa del Carmen offering a one-bedroom condo with a kitchenette, balcony, and comfortable living space. The building features a rooftop pool, gym, sun terrace, and hot tub. Located about a 10–15 minute walk from Playa del Carmen Beach.

A centrally located stay in Playa del Carmen offering simple studios and residences with kitchenettes and city views. Rooms come with air conditioning and practical amenities, making them suitable for short or extended stays. The property includes a terrace and year-round outdoor pool.

Laptop-friendly, Fresco Hábito is a great spot to work from and eat. They're fully vegan and have many smoothie bowl options as well as great toasts. Favorites of ours include their verde & rojo toast and their ganesh smoothie.

With many good vegan options and lots of remote workers around, Bajo Cafe was another favorite spot of ours. We recommend their vegan mushroom pibil tacos. One of their adjoined brands, Peace & Bowl, also has great smoothie options.

Arcana is a fully vegan restaurant on the leafy Calle 38. The interior courtyard is a beautiful spot to relax. We enjoyed their rose latte and their roasted chickpea rice bowl.

A fully vegan restaurant, we had some of best meals at Plantivoros. Their mushroom pozole is fantastic, and we also really enjoyed their pastel azteca. They also have some vegan Korean street food from a separate brand called Voggis.

This fully vegan spot is great for a quick bite to eat. We always opted for their full plate, which is excellent value, but you can also get a pita or just hummus too.

With locations in both Playa del Carmen and Tulum, El Bajón Vegano is not to be missed. Their vegan tacos are excellent and come with a variety of sauces and toppings.

The owners of Coral Vegan Pizza are absolutely lovely, and both their pizzas and empanadas are amazing. We recommend going with a friend, and they'll let you pick an option for each half of a pizza.

While a bit on the pricier side, Salvei is an excellent vegan restaurant. They have global cuisine options, though we didn't get to try many since we loved their pad thai so much and ended up ordering it every time.

BIO-Natural is both a cafe as well as a store that sells a lot of specialty vegan products and natural beauty products. We enjoyed their pastor tacos with fresh grilled pineapple.

This is a great tamales cart with many vegan options. We'd return almost everyday for lunch. Our favorite was their frijoles (beans) tamale and their broccoli and lentil tamale.

With various locations in Playa del Carmen, Ah Cacao is a chain that has vegan cacao drinks as well as some vegan dessert options. For drinks, they also don't charge you any extra for vegan milk options, which is nice.

With vegan and gluten-free cakes, Panneria is a great spot for an occasional treat. Their chocolate cake was our favorite.

While Po Thai doesn't have too many vegan options, the waiters are knowledgeable about what they can make vegan and it's a great spot to go with non-vegan friends when you're craving something other than Mexican food.

On Isla Holbox, Arte Sano was our favorite spot possibly in all of the Yucatán Peninsula. We came for pretty much every meal we had on Holbox, and loved everything. We especially enjoyed their colorful juices and their chickpea shepherd stew, which can be added to most of their mains.

In Cancun, BaoVegan has a number of vegan burgers as well as tacos. We enjoyed their carrot pastor taco the most.

In Cancun, Herbívoro is a fully vegan restaurant and great spot for brunch. Their full breakfast, which includes tofu scramble, beans, and chilaquiles, is a hearty start to a day of exploring.

On Cozumel, Sol de Maple is fully vegan and a peaceful spot on the island. We recommend their green enchiladas and their chickpea omelette.

On Cozumel, Guisados serves meat but does have several vegan taco options. Their pumpkin taco was our favorite.