If you think a cenote is just a hole in the ground, Xenotes Tour is a great option to see the several kinds there are, as well as the different activities in them. Swim, row, rappel your way in five different cenotes. Once the transport picks you up in the morning, it’s a non-stop experience.…
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While the rest of the parks at the Riviera Maya offer one kind of experience or another, in Xcaret Eco Park you’ll find a little bit of everything. There are fun rides, historical sites, and even a nightly show that walks you through the basics of Mayan history. Xcaret Eco Park’s location is no accident…
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Some parks offer the chance of swimming in cenotes; others, of diving in caves; some others, flying across the jungle at tree height. Those are pretty thrilling. But, if you’re the type of person who would yawn at those, Xavage Park sounds like the place for you. What exactly is Xavage Park? If you’ve been…
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There are many ways to enjoy the Mayan jungle: trek through it, see the wildlife, camp under the stars… or just spend a few hours at Selva Maya Eco Adventure. Where is Selva Maya Eco Adventure? Selva Maya Eco Adventure is on the Chetumal-Cancun highway between Tulum and Playa del Carmen among other eco-parks and…
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While not every activity in the Riviera Maya appeals to everyone, the Akumal Monkey Sanctuary offers a fantastic family-friendly experience. Get up close with the region’s endemic animals, including furry primates, while learning about their care. Enjoy swimming in a natural cenote, savoring traditional flavors, and visiting Akumal‘s beautiful beach—all in one fun-filled day. Where…
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If I said we should go do some mountain biking in the Riviera Maya you’d call me crazy to my face—and with good reason. If you’ve ever seen it from up high, the jungle here is completely flat, not a hill on sight. But look and you shall find. If you’ve had your fill of…
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In Jungle Maya Native Park Tulum, you’ll get to explore the jungle from above, zipping across the treetops, and swimming below it. But that can only happen after you get permission and protection from the Mayan gods. You need permission to enter Native Park Tulum… from above Sure, you can get your entrance ticket, but…
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Mexico’s customs and traditions change as you move around the country, which is a problem if you want to experience them all—Mexico is a pretty big country. Xoximilco, however, makes it possible to experience Mexico City’s famous trajineras without having to travel to the Mexican capital. What’s Xoximilco all about? In short—as you can probably…
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Xcacel Beach is a well-kept secret among locals in the state of Quintana Roo. Why? Because it is one of the few virgin beaches left in the area. Sea turtles spawn on its beaches, so it is a heavily protected location. If you want to spend a day away from the crowds and fully take…
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North Beach, or Playa Norte is considered to be one of the best 25 beaches in the world according to the Traveler’s Choice Awards in 2020. This is a place that displays all of what the Caribbean Sea has to offer. Its crystalline waters, sandy beaches, tall palm trees and perfect weather makes this one…
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