Ciudad de Playa del Carmen
An incredible range of overflowing landscapes and nature characterize the Riviera Maya: forests and rain forests, jungles, archeological sites, and beaches with exquisite beauty that open to the...
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Ciudad de Playa del Carmen
The route of eco-tourism in the Yucatan Peninsula from Playa del Carmen, can start right at the heart of any Mayan Village. These are the few that still practice the ancient traditions and knowl...
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Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo.
Swimming with dolphins is one of the best unique and unforgettable experiences when visiting the Riviera Maya. Dolphins are highly intelligent cetaceans which use sound, dance and jumping to communica...
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Kite Surfing in the Maya Riviera Kite Surfing, also known as Kite Surf or Kite Boarding, is considered to be a young sport,... 
The Caribbean Sea Mexico is famous for its beaches and especially the turquoise waters offered by the state ... 
Cenotes in the Riviera Maya The word cenote, comes from the Mayan words “ts’ono’ot or d’zonot&... 
5th Avenue Traveling to Playa del Carmen is synonymous with visiting the 5th Avenida. What is it that... 
Bacalar- The Seven Color Lagoon Bacalar or in Mayan ‘Bakhalal,’ means "near or surrounded by reeds.” The... 
Coba- Archaeological Ruins Within a forested area, surrounded by the Macanxoc and Coba Lakes, about 56 miles east of ... 
The Mayan Reef The Mayan Reef is the second largest in the world, after Australia. Only Mexico has more t... 
The Maritime Terminal, Playa del C Thanks to the closeness between the Island of Cozumel and Playa del Carmen, visitors have ... 
