Located right by the powder white beaches that are signature of Cancun, the Royal Islander resort offers instant access to all you'd expect from a Mexican vacation. Equipped with a range of high quality amenities and services, the Royal Islander Cancun provides endless fun amid the warm surf and even warmer sun of the surrounding area. Splash in family friendly swimming pools, participate in coordinated activities, dine and drink at three onsite restaurants and bars, take advantage of convenient WIFI, and enjoy endless recreation options on both land and water. Welcoming families as well as couples, the Royal Islander Cancun is perfect for creating lasting vacation memories.

The TWO BEDROOM, Two Bathroom Suites of the Royal Islander are perfect for groups of up to 6 guests, allowing plenty of room for everyone in your group to stretch out and breathe. Featuring premium luxurious furnishings and updated living spaces, the accommodations at the resort offer a homelike place to stay while you explore all Cancun has to offer. Find full kitchens, sweeping ocean views, private balconies, central air conditioning, flat screen televisions, and so much more within your own private suite.

One of the world’s favorite beach playgrounds, Cancun is also the gateway to a world of incredible travel experiences. Take the plunge and go snorkeling or diving on the longest coral reef in the Western Hemisphere, explore ancient Mayan temples and pyramids or spend the day in a nature park. Play golf, set sail on a catamaran and even try your hand at zip lining through the jungle canopy! Visit Cancun’s new Maya Museum and El Rey archaeological site or put on a snorkeling mask to see the Underwater Sculpture Museum, the largest of its kind in the world. As the sun goes down, you’ll enjoy a sophisticated blend of shopping, dining and nightlife. Area sightseeing highlights include the Mayan cities of Chichén Itzá, Tulum and Cobá and the nature parks of Xcaret, Xel Há and Xplor, Sian Ka’an and Rio Lagartos biosphere reserves, Isla Mujeres, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen and the colonial mansions and churches in Merida, Izamal and Valladolid.