Playa del Carmen offers a more intimate and laid-back experience than Cancun. It is also closer to the Riviera Maya’s top tourist destinations. You may take a beach vacation in Playa del Carmen without the frills and amenities of a Cancun-style resort. The local ecology is always in the tourist developments requirements here, which results…
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The Riviera Maya is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Mexico. It has an unofficial capital in Playa del Carmen. This city is famous for being a picturesque city connected to well-known parks and being in front of the Caribbean Sea. It is also home to some of the best beaches in the…
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Cozumel is a 193-square-mile Caribbean paradise off the coast of the State of Quintana Roo and the edge of the Riviera Maya. It is one of Mexico’s biggest and most populous islands. Due to its well-deserved reputation for its paradisiacal condition, it attracts a lot of tourists. Cruise ships come here daily, making it one…
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If your Playa del Carmen lodging is not directly on the beach, the beach clubs are the ideal choice. These amazing locations provide you with amenities akin to those of a hotel. There is a beach club for every mood, whether you want to party or just want to unwind. Here are the best beach…
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Besides the immediate perks of Cancun, going to a specific beach club. Here you can take in the gorgeous playa from your own cabana while sipping on a cocktail. Listening to a DJ spin the trendiest tracks, is something extra special. You can also take advantage of the opportunity to explore and discover some of…
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The Yum Kin Cenote Family Park, 26 miles from Playa del Carmen, is an ecological resort with an outdoor pool and solarium. It’s a big cenote with nearby facilities. The Cenote is 280 feet deep and its temperature is about 77 degrees F°. Because there are no waves or current in cenotes, this creates excellent…
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The magnificent cenotes in the Santuario de los Guerreros cenote are two of them, each connecting a tunnel river. Here you may snorkel and enjoy the Mayan world’s treasures. This eco-park lies in the Xpu ha area, on the side that faces the jungle. What to expect Through its underground river, almost virgin jungle, gorgeous…
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The Cozumel Planetarium is one of four in the state of Quintana Roo, and it is open to both locals and visitors. Regardless of whether you are from Mayan land or not, you will remember this trip. Full Name: “Cha”an Ka”an” Cozumel Planetarium This new planetarium has Latin America’s only 3-D digital planetarium projector. It’s…
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Punta Molas is the northernmost point on the island of Cozumel. There’s an antique lighthouse here, as well as some of Cozumel’s most gorgeous beaches. You can get here by a winding, unpaved route. Once in Punta Molas, you can also visit the Caracol Tomb, from which you can see cruise ships and yachts arriving…
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Mayan Water Complex is a park where you may have wonderful aquatic adventures. You can swim in the sun or jump, slide, and have a good time on the inflatable attractions. A fun slide is also available. It is a set of three artificial lagoons where you can practice your best moves, always with the…
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