Riviera Maya

The Riviera Maya’s abundant natural, historic, and cultural features make it one of a kind. The 62-mile expanse from Puerto Morelos to Punta Allen is filled with paradisiacal havens with white sand beaches and the Caribbean’s distinctive turquoise blue waters. Magnificent Mayan archeological sites, quiet beaches under blue skies, and numerous environmental activities await in this stretch of resorts.

The Riviera Maya has brought international fame to Quintana Roo. The destination shines for the array it offers travelers. There is something for everyone and every budget. You can find a range of hotels, restaurants, and exclusive nightclubs, semi-virgin hideouts and thrilling aquatic sports, which can be enjoyed all year.

Lose yourself in the Mayan universe and encounter unparalleled natural wonders. You can admire the view from Tulum’s archeological zone or explore the monumental pyramid in Cobá, the former indigenous capital. Meanwhile, in the heart of the Riviera Maya sits Playa del Carmen, an ancient village that today brings together the simplicity of a fishing village with a cosmopolitan ambiance filled with cafés, bars, and shops that attracts thousands of visitors from all over the globe.

Moreover, this region boasts some of the most prestigious, world-class ecological parks: Xcaret and Xel-Há. Here you can swim with dolphins and find your way along subterranean rivers–all this while marveling at the great treasures Mother Nature bestowed on Mexico.