Swim with dolphins, manatees, and sea lions in their natural environment. Enjoy a full day of fun on a gorgeous tropical island, buffet lunch, swing bars, swimming pools, a great escape.
Zipline, kayak, snorkel, swim, hike, bike or simply relax in a hammock! Be sure to try the special "Garrafon Lemonade" for a taste of the Caribbean!
El Meco has only been explored partially, but archaeologists started important exploration and restoration works
Don't miss out on a chance to experience a unique snorkeling trail by swimming beside 400 life-size sculptures on the sea floor! Read more to find other great locations for similar water activities. 続きを読む
Best seafood in cancun.. Nice open restaurant, great food (fried calamari is great).... And at night some nice live music
The cuisine here is impeccable and so is the service. We are being treated like celebrities and this is an all-inclusive property! Minimalism is the decor, all white with Caribbean blue splashes
The Mexican market experience, come downtown and find bargains on artwork, silver, t-shirts and other souvenirs. Great food at El Cejas!
An oasis of nature in the bustling city of Cancun. People come to run, walk, and enjoy nature. There is a loop trail, a playground, a museum, a picnic area, a duck pond, and a small zoo
best pools, best restaurants, best rooms, best facilities.. the very best luxury hotel in this area!
Shhh, secret seafood hideaway in the hotel zone! Pretty spot on the lagoon, delicious seafood and great prices! Try the pescadillas and a michelada! (They often have "check in" deals!)
The Beach SEXY Beach PARTY!! Nothing Like A Drink In Your Hand Dancing With Your Toes In White Sand!! My Bestie & I Love ♥Cancun♥
Unexpected ruins in the middle of mall-ville Cancun. Escape your hotel & explore w/iguanas, pheasants & as the ancient history unveils itself around you in the hotel zone. No guide or brochure...
I took the Xenotes tour. What a fantastic experience! Four cenotes, Lu'um, kiik, kaak and ha (Earth, wind, fire and water).
Puerto Morelos es el contraste perfecto entre Cancún y Playa Carmen. Su gente es simpática y amable y cuenta con sitios interesantes para visitar con diversas actividades.
Puerto Morelos is a sleepy fishing village, great place to relax on the beach or do a little snorkeling. Eat at "La Panza es Primero", delicious food right on the beach!
Mayan Explore's favorite beach clubs a paradise for people who love being in contact with nature with unique landscapes!
The on-site garden doubles as Mayan pharmacy, yielding sleep aids, jet-lag cures, and belly-soothing teas for the weary traveler. 続きを読む
Do not forget the xcalacoco mayan experience! Is amazing bring your kids.
Everything is great! The ceviches, the limomenta drink, great food, great view, nice people, and beautiful beach
Native eggs is a great choice - a big plate of scrambled eggs with vegetables, mushrooms, spinach, ham and cheese. Plus salad, beans and rice. 65 pesos!!
The place to go when you visit Playa del Carmen. Lots of nice stores and great restaurants. Don't miss it all Thursdays night for the "Caminarte" exposition.
Alambre Caprichoso (agréguenle Piña!!). De los pocos lugares con aguas naturales bieeeen servidas. Frijoles charros exquisitos... Y el mejor pastor de Playa del Carmen...
El pastel azteca es un must de probar, sobre todo el vegetariano que es con huitlacoche.
Make sure you visit the spa! Give yourself an hour before your treatment to experience the full hydrotherapy circuit, located in the jungle, before a delicious couples hit stone ritual massage
Here you can find Mauricio Serrano Silver Jewelry. Couture designs and urban trends. One of the top best jewelry designers of México
Welcome to a Diver's paradise! Cozumel is home to the second largest coral reef in the world, along with nearly 100 species of coral, 350 types of mollusk, and 164 types of reef-dwelling fish.
Take a moment of your trip to visit the Mayan people, enjoy the dances and smell the incense at 5pm
Take the chance to rediscover yourself through an ancient ritual in Mayan Temascal Xcaret.
Very nice place, interesting diving in a cave, no expensive, NO alcoholic drinks inside, be careful with the jumpers
The "rules" say no climbing, but everyone did, also guides. So yes, you can climb on the site, which was cool!
This is the only ruins where you are allowed to climb to the top. Bring your sneakers, comfortable clothes and sun protection. There will be a lot of walking to different sections of the ruined city
beautiful place, you can swim and snorkel amidst hundreds of multicolored fish.I loved it!!
Have fun at the river of fresh water snorkeling or floating. The river will take you to the inlet.
This is a an absolutely amazingly beautiful place. Ignore all the hyped up "activities" and find the secret beach. Don't forget to spend most of your time snorkeling - try to find the sting rays!
$400p a person, all snorkeling gear and guide. You can't see the bat caves without a guide. Totally worth it. Ask for Filipe.
Amazing visibility and formations. One of the many beautiful cenotes for diving in the area. Perfect for snorkeling too.
Bring you snorkel to save money's!!! But hide it in a backpack!! Swim - $100, Snorkel - $400 Scuba - $1000.
What a relaxing oasis. Crystal clear mineral water makes you feel fresh after swimming in the ocean. And it is a whole adventurous world with stalactites and all down there - Indiana Jonesy ...
Even if it's crowded, once you start snorkeling and look into the water, it's like you're in a whole other world! Follow the scuba divers' lights into the caves - eerie!
Open from 8 am to 5 pm daily, parking us$2.50 entrance us$4.25.Tulum is one of Mexico’s most scenic archaeological sites, built atop a 40-foot cliff rising abruptly from turquoise Caribbean waters.
Take in the carefully restored relics of a civilization that thrived in the 13th–15th centuries. The reconstructed temples are jaw-dropping—even from the distance imposed by the ropes that guard them.
This beach is famous for its calm waters, no doubt the name says it all... Paradise.
Chichen-Itzá was voted one of the New Seven Wonders Of The World. Sacrifices, rituals and, erm, ball games all took place here. Whisper at one end of the Great Court and you’ll be heard 500 feet away.
One of the new "Seven Wonders of the World", a trip to the archaeological site of Chichen Itza is a "bucket list" item. Stay at the gorgeous Mayaland Resort and be sure to visit the Il Kil cenote.
Yucatecans arrive in droves to this corner stand at 7 a.m. for addictive tacos such as eggs with chaya leaf and castakan (twice-fried pork belly). More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Clap by the pyramid you will hear the sound of the Quetzal bird! Truly amazing :)
Amazing and breathtaking! A definite must do if you're in the Yucatan Peninsula. Make sure you walk with lots of water and watch out for the souvenir vendors...they're relentless!!
