Title: Is Mexico considered part of the Caribbean? | Caribbean Authority
Headings: Is Mexico considered part of the Caribbean?
Is Mexico considered part of the Caribbean?
Is Mexico considered part of the Caribbean?
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Content: Then there are the more specific definitions that I primarily relied on for answering the question. “… between the West Indies, Central America, and the north coast of South America ….” “….Caribbean Sea, its islands (including the West Indies), and the surrounding coasts .” It seems the spirit of the dictionary definition is that the area east of the Gulf of Mexico, south of the Florida Peninsula, and north of South America all have similar tropical climates and are part of the Caribbean. The Mexican Caribbean
I can’t take credit for coining the term “Mexican Caribbean” but it is fitting, so I’ll use it. The Mexican Caribbean is home to many popular beach towns. The beaches are gorgeous, the water clear and blue, the culture is rich with history, food, and art. I’ve been going to the Mexican Caribbean for over 20 years and can tell you without question the environment is every bit Caribbean. It’s relaxing yet filled with opportunities to enjoy the water such as snorkeling, scuba diving, parasailing, sailing, swimming with dolphins and more. The Mexican Caribbean also boasts some of the most amazing historical sites including the Mayan Ruins in Tulum and Xcaret, a Maya civilization archaeological site further south.