Golf
Fishing
Marina
White sand beaches
Great food
Shopping
Swim with the dolphins, rays, manatees.
Skate park for kids
Bike riding
and much more

Bursting with scenic and natural wonders, the Riviera Maya is taking
shape as Mexico's most unique vacation area. The pace is relaxed and
perfect for the escapist looking for a bit of adventure. This region
is made up of small independent communities providing infinite
possibilities for exploration and enjoyment. The second largest reef
system in the world, the Great Maya Reef, runs along the coastline
and a jungle surrounds the towns and beaches. A unique and complex
underground river system flows beneath the surface and surprises
visitors with magical caverns, caves, and cenotes (caverns that open
to the sky). There are also hundreds of archaelogical sites,
remnants of the incredible and timeless Mayan civilization, and a
spectacular and plentiful marine life.

What to Do ?

Playa del Carmen is the largest town in the Riviera Maya. While it
still has the atmosphere of a small fishing village, there are also
elegant hotels, restaurants, and open-air shops along the
waterfront. In Puerto Aventuras, the first resort town built in the
Riviera Maya, visit the shipwreck museum which houses interesting
colonial artifacts that have been found along the area's reefs. In
Xcaret (ish-karet), you can swim with the dolphins and snorkel
through an underground river. Xel-Ha is a wonderful eco-park in
which to spend time swimming, snorkeling, or discovering one of the
world's largest natural aquariums. The ancient Mayan city of Tulum,
built on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean, is one of the prettiest
archaelogical sites in Mexico.

Dining and Entertainment
Puerto Aventuras and the Riviera Maya offer some fine international
and local dining cuisines. Something for all tastes.
In order to make sure the privacy of residential areas prevails, all
gourmet and commercial activities as well as attractions were
concentrated in the heart of the resort. In result what we see today
is an open air food court of international restaurants with assorted
cuisines intermingled with shops and boutiques and overlooking an
area destined as home to resident dolphins and sea lions.
After a day of leisure or full of adventure, fresh lobster and fine
wine, homemade pasta, or a taco at a small Mexican restaurant will
satisfy every palate. Coffee in the Riviera Maya, be it espresso or
regular, is the very best in Mexico and easy to find. Nightlife in
Playa del Carmen can be either quiet or exciting, depending on one's
tastes. Enjoy all kinds of music from reggae, rock, and jazz to
salsa and African drums.