1 Riviera Maya Tourist Information. Grand

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1 Riviera Maya Tourist Information. Grand
Palladium.
2 Map of Riviera Maya
3 Town in the Riviera Maya. Puerto Morelos
Map. Playa Palms, Mistik Terra.
4 Map of Playa del Carmen. Shopping in Riviera
Maya.
5 Map of Akumal. Beaches in the Riviera Maya .
One Hoteles.
6 Mayan Archeology in the Riviera Maya. Map of
the Archeological Zone of Tulum. Map of the
City of Tulum.
7 Mayan Archeology in the Riviera Maya. Map of
the Archeological Zone of Coba.Hotel Azulik.
Hotel Eclipse.
8 Eco Parks & Natural Reserves in Riviera Maya.
Xplor, Xcaret, Xel-Há.
9 Activities in Riviera Maya. What to do in the
Riviera Maya. Pesca Maya. Jet Planes
Riviera Maya. Riviera Maya’s Diving Map.
- Reefs & Cenotes-.
Riviera Maya.
12 How to get to Riviera Maya. Nightlife in Riviera
Maya. Avis.
13 Map of Quintana Roo.
The terrain all along the Riviera Maya is flat and covered by
low tropical jungle.
Underground river network have formed by dissolution, and
these have been explored and mapped by cave diving
through sinkhole collapses locally called cenotes.
The Riviera Maya was an important commercial and religious center of
the ancient Mayas during the post-Classic period (1000-1550 AD).
Then became an important commercial route when the Spaniards
arrived in the XVI century. The Spanish rule, the wild jungle, pirate
raids and the difficulties to access many areas halted development in
the region for many years. It was not util the decade of 1980’s
that the region known as the Cancún-Tulum corridor gained
in popularity.
The tourist infrastructure of the area began improving
in the early 1990’s and has been growing ever since.
This 100-mile long Tourist Corridor known today
as Riviera Maya extends 24 miles south of the
International Airport of Cancún to the fishing
fishing village of Punta Allen. Riviera Maya
offers wonderful beaches, turquoise waters
and fine white sand, archeological sites,
picturesque little towns, recreation centers,
freshwater lagoons, underwater caves,
cenotes, ecological, and food and lodging
options ranging from rustic palapas to
gleaming condos, five-star hotels, and
all
inclusive accommodation.
Here you can be seduced by an
exquisite culinary tour, experiecing the
regional cusine prepared with the
inherited Mayan recepies. About the
nightlife Riviera Maya has an exciting and
cosmopolitan options with a wide variety of
bars and nightclubs along the beach.
It is an ideal setting for romance, making it a
favorite of those who want a beach wedding or
an unforgettable honeymoon.
The climate is tropical with near 250 days a year of
warm sun while the average temperature is 80ºF
approximately.
Local Transportation: Around the area, Cabs are available
although expensive. There is also frequent bus service
along Mexico 307. Several companies operate shuttle-type
service between Cancun and Tulum with stops at several
spots along the way. Rates are affordable, though service
is somewhat irregular.
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Puerto Morelos – Small fishing community,
a quiet place with a bohemian flair. You can
visit the Crococun crocodile farm, the Yaax
Che Botanical Garden, or the Marine
Natural Park "Reefs of Puerto Morelos"
with a wide variety of multicolored tropical
fish, and breathtaking corals.
Playa del Carmen - A once small town,
Playa del Carmen has become a tourist
development, but it has kept the essence
of a warm small town feeling that offers
smaller lodgings with personalized service.
There is a ferry that travels from the pier
to Cozumel. The town’s long waterfront
has numerous restaurants, open-air shops
and a brick pedestrian promenade. La
Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue), the zone's
main artery, is filled with gastronomic and
entertainment options, here you can find
everything from diamonds to colorful crafts.
The place is blessed with miles of unspoiled beaches and offshore reefs.
South of the main dock is Playacar, a self-contained resort boasting luxury
hotels, condos, and a 18-hole golf course.
Puerto Aventuras - With white sand beaches
and two beautiful bays - Fátima and
Chanyuyum -, offers numerous attractions.
Facing the beach, in the middle of the bay, is an
island that serves as a nocturnal sanctuary for
thousands of birds. it is master-planned to
preserve the natural beauty. Puerto has water
channels, a quay and a “malecon”. There is also
a beach club, spa, hotels, condos, dolphin facility,
an 18-hole golf course, tennis club, and a
shopping mall. One of the principal attractions is
the San Carlos Marina, where you can rent boats
for deep-sea fishing or simply to cruise the
Caribbean sea's tranquil waters; there are
regatta races at the Marina during the months
of May and June. You can go diving, fishing, or
snorkeling and visit the CEDAM (Shipwreck
Museum) where old ships, coins and nautical
devices are exhibited. The museum is open daily.
Akumal – It is a palm-fringed beach located in a
small bay. Akumal offers excellent hotel
accommodations and restaurants, together with
an ecological park, the Ukana I and the Yaku
lagoon. More than 200 entrances to
subterranean caves, with depths of up to 150
meters, make it a gathering place for divers from
around the world. It is a place for people who
loves water sports.
Boca Paila y Punta Allen –Located in the Sian
Kaán Biosphere, are the ideal place for those
who prefer to be in contact with nature at its
most unspoiled. Here you can admire colonies
of herons, crocodiles and manatees.
Felipe Carrillo Puerto - The many small villages
in this region keep the same customs, traditions
and way of life as two centuries ago. The place
gives you an insight of the Mayan culture.
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In the Riviera Maya you’ll come across everything
from modern shopping malls to traditional and
colorful markets, where you can buy all kind of
souvenirs. Quinta Avenida in Playa del Carmen is
a shopping area with exclusive boutiques that
have the latest beach wear and sports accessories,
perfume shops, as well as jewelry stores, where
you can find unique pieces encrusted with both
precious and semiprecious stones. The stones of
the Yucatan peninsula are very famous for their
quality, in particular the amethysts, opals, onyx
and turquoise. Engraved bracelets, necklaces and
silver earrings are also very popular handcrafted
items.
In Puerto Aventuras, near the marina, you’ll find a
passageway where you can buy all sorts of items.
Other shopping options are the Puerto Morelos
downtown area and Avenida Tulum, which leads to
the Tulum archaeological zone.
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Playa Del Carmen has several medical "clinics",
small hospitals and a hyperbaric facility. Major
hospitals are also located in Cancun and Cancun
has at least one other hyperbaric facility.
dirt road accesses to the beach, hotels,
restaurants, and dive shops. At the
northern point there is a lagoon.
Kantenah.- Es una bella playa llena de
palmeras con un lujoso hotel.
It is a long palm-lined beach with a luxury
all-inclusive resort.
Chemuyil – Small bay surrounded by jungle.
Here the wild nature is untouched and there
are camping facilities and an open-air
restaurant bar. Snorkeling and swimming
are great and deep fishing is also a good
option. In the months of May to June the
sea turtles come to spawn especially at
night. Traveling south, you can visit a
beautiful sinkhole.
Xcacel – A long white strand beach with
delicate coral formations nestling offshore.
Excellent for swimming, snorkeling, diving,
and fishing. There is a sunken ship at the
bay’s southern point. Camping is permitted.
A cenote (sinkhole) where you can go
swimming is to be found in the jungle.
Xcacel is a turtle-nesting beach, specially
during summer.
Punta Maroma, Xcalacoco y Punta Bete - It is a two-mile long stretch
of pure white sand. There is a cold and clear fresh water river and
small hotels and cabins. Xcalacocos is the ideal place for swimming
and snorkeling. There are small Mayan archaeological sites, cabins
for rent, and restaurants.
Playa del Secreto y Playa Paraíso - They are wide strips of white s
and beaches. On these beaches, crabs and sea turtles make
their homes. Cabin lodging and "All Inclusive" hotel's are available.
Paamul - A small rocky bay with clear and placid waters
sheltered by a coral reef, assuring good conditions for
snorkeling. In the months of May to June the sea turtles
come to spawn especially at night.
Xpu-há - This stretch of white powdery beach is ideal for
snorkeling, diving or even deep-sea fishing. There are seven
Akumal means "place of the turtles" in the Mayan language. Sea
turtles can be found laying eggs on the beaches at night throughout
the nesting season (end of April to October) or swimming in the main
bay during the day.
The archeological site is composed of 60 structures, most of which date from
the 12th to the 15th Centuries. Tulúm was a walled fortress and is the only
Mayan city built on the coast. Among the most important buildings are: El
Castillo (The Castle), The Temple of the Descending God, and The Temple of
the Frescoes. There are a number of sinkholes around Tulúm. The
archaeological site offers night tours with special lighting and audio guides that
last about 45 minutes. Schedule: Every day from 7:00 to 17:00 hrs.
Muyil – One of the oldest Mayan is
located 15 minutes south of Tulum
around a beautiful blue fresh water
lake called "La Laguna" (the lagoon).
Although surrounded by thick vegetation,
visitors are still able to view the site´s
threetemple groups, "El Castillo" (the
castle) 45 feet tall, is one of the tallest
structures in the east coast. Shedule:
Every day from 8:00 to 17:00 hrs.
Tulúm – Tulúm offers a series of hotels located from the south of the
archeological site to the entrance of Sian Kaán Natural Reserve. These
hotels blend into the natural surroundings and even use solar energy
systems. They give a unique experience of peace and tranquility, in fact
many of them have the services of meditation, yoga, temazcal, and
massages.
Quintana Roo has a lower incidence of crime than any
major city in the US., violent crime and armed robbery
are virtually non-existent.
Cobá - It lies between two lakes. It was one of the most important
city-states in the entire Mayan domain.
Archaeologists estimate that some 6,500 structures are still standing
in the area. The city flourished from 600 to 900 AD. Cobá is divided
into groups: the Cobá group, Nohoch-Mul group has one of the tallest
pyramids ever found, with a height of 138 feet, the Mecanxoc group,
and Group “D”. Shedule: Every day from 8:00 to 18:00 hrs.
Punta Allen is the ideal place
for ecotourism, there are
various outdoor activities
such as Fly Fishing, Bird
Watching, flora and fauna
observation, boat rides and
delicious regional dishes,
some of them prepared with
fresh lobster .
Aviario Xaman-Ha – A sanctuary with more than 200 birds of 45 different
species. The park has more than four acres of tropical jungle where you
can enjoy the flora and fauna of the region.
Xcaret - It is an eco-archeological park with an underground river with
incredibly transparent water floating through illuminated caves and
caverns. There is an inlet, a lagoon, and beaches ideal for swimming,
snorkeling and diving. There is also horseback riding along the oceanfront,
and swimming with dolphins. Xcaret also has a tropical aquarium, a
museum, botanical garden, wild bird breeding aviary, butterfly pavilion,
manatee lagoon, marine turtles, apiary, bat cave, jaguar & puma islands,
mushroom faro, orchid conservatory, deers and dmonkeys, and
restaurants. At night there is an exciting sound and light show on Mayan
traditions.
Punta Venado – 800 hectares of jungle and 4 km of white sand surround
a traditional mexican hacienda. Go snorkeling and kayaking, explore
caverns and cenotes, adveture on exciting atv tours, or horseback riding.
It has a beach club and a rstaurant.
Calica - It has an international pier, used by some cruise lines and a ferry
that travels to Cozumel.
Kantun-Chi – An ecopark where you can swim in wonderful fresh water
cenotes and explore an underground cavern. Shedule:: Daily from 9:00
to 17:00 hrs.
Aktun Chen – The park has an area of 988 acres of unexplored Rainforest
and three caves with a "cenote". The main cave is now suitable
for an easy walking tour which has been enhanced with indirect
lighting for a better view and enjoyment. There are guided tours
that lasts for about an hour and fifteen minutes. It has a small
restaurant. Schedule Monday to Sunday 9:00 a.m. a 17:00 p.m.
Last tour 16:30 p.m.
Xel-Há – Cut out of the limestone shoreline it is probably the
world’s largest natural aquarium. Lockers and dressing rooms
are available and snorkeling gear and underwater cameras can
be rented. There is a small Mayan archaeological site and a small
zoo.
Reserva de la Biosfera Sian Ka'an - The Biosphere Reserve
has an area of 528,147 hectares and more than 100
kilometers of coast along the Great Mayan Reef.
The Reserve covers jungle, mangroves, marsh,
savannah and coral reefs.
Biologists have found 1,000 species of
plants, some 345 different bird species, and 70
species of mammals. There have been discovered
27 ancient Mayan settlements.
The winters are generally
sunny and mild. It starts
getting warmer in March.
June can be rainy. July August are it is usually hot
and humid. Traditionally
September and October
have the highest risk of
hurricanes.
Local time: The local time
corresponds to Mexico City
GMT -6 hours.
Soliman Bay is a coastal area located between Akumal and
Tulum. Its white sandy beach remains mostly undeveloped
with only a few private beach houses nestled among the
coconut palms. The bay is excellent for snorkeling and
kayaking.
SPA – In many locatios along the Riviera Maya you can enjoy the SPA
services. They have integrate ancient Mayan traditions and excelent
service.
GOLF - Playacar Golf Club is an 18 hole, par 72-championship golf course
designed by Robert Von Hagge, renowned for being the most challenging
course in the zone. Puerto Aventuras Golf Club was designed by Thomas
Leeman, it is a beautiful 36 par jungle golf course. El Manglar Golf Course
is an 18 hole course par 54, with an extraordinary natural landscape
featuring lakes and native vegetation design by Nicklaus Group Design.
The Iberostar Playa Paraíso Golf Club, is a par 72 designed by P.B. Dye,
it incorporates the native jungle and dramatic vertical elevation changes.
The Camaleón Golf Course, is a 18 holes par 72 field desing by Greg
Norman, it incorporates the tropical jungle, the sinkholes and mangroves
along the course. Riviera Maya Golf Club, has 18 holes par 72, plus 9 holes
par 3 and a practice couse in a tropical jungle area, it is design by Robert
Trent Jones II.
TENNIS -There is a tennis center in Playacar, Playa del Carmen, in Puerto
Aventuras there are several lit tennis courts, and in the different
grand hotels have also tennis courts.
FISHING - You can book fishing trips from some hotels or marinas
in Playa del Carmen, Xpu-Há, Kantenah, Puerto Aventuras and
Akumal. In Punta Allen and Boca Paila, you can try your luck at
hooking the elusive bonefish with light tackle. In June takes place
the Puerto Morelos Tournament, in May the Copa Faro de Plata
Tournament in Puerto Aventuras, and in September the
Tournament at Ascensión Bay in Sian Kaán.
KAYAKING.- Kayaking is good in Playa del Carmen, Boca Paila,
and Punta Allen.
TANDEM PARACHUTE DIVING - Skydive Cancún give an
unforgettable experience for all the intrepid visitors to watch
from the air the
Great Maya Barrier
Reef.
Jumping tandem
means that the
instructor will jump
with the first-timer,
harnessed together.
A
short flight
orientation on the
ground is all that
required.
By 2008, the Quintana Roo Speleological Survey (QRSS)
reported more than 430 miles of flooded cave passages
within the limits of the Riviera Maya including the two
longest underwater cave systems in the world of Sac Actun
and Ox Bel Ha.
SCUBA DIVING - The Riviera Maya is “the place” for this sport. With the second
largest reef in the world along its coastline, is a real underwater paradise.
There are facilities, instructors, and gear rentals in Playa del Carmen, Xcaret,
Paamul, Puerto Aventuras, Xpu-Há, Kantenah, Chemuyil, Xcacel, and Akumal,
the latter being known as a heaven for divers for here you can go skin diving.
Moreover, these clear water beaches are also suitable for cave diving, in Playa
del Carmen, Puerto Aventuras, Akumal, and Tulúm.
SNORKELING - Riviera Maya is a real paradise for snorkeling. The best places
are Punta Bete, Xcalacoco, Playa del Carmen, Xcaret, Paamul, Puerto Aventuras,
Xpu-Há, Kantenah, Akumal, Chemuyil, Xcacel, and Xel-Ha. Snorkeling is also
possible in Boca Paila and Punta Allen.
1. Parque Nacional
Arrecife de Morelos
2. Manchones
3. Cuevones
4. Caracol
5. Picudas
6. Cerebro
7. Los Arcos
8. Pared Verde
9. Moche Deep
10. Moche
11. Chunzumbul
12. Shangrila
13. Jardines
14. Sábalos
15. Tortuga
16. Barracuda
17. Inah
18. Mama Viña
Shipwreck
19. Islote
20. Punta Venado
21. Paamul
22. Paamul Deep
23. Gorgonia Reef
24. Media Luna
25. Morgan Reef
26 - Motorcycle Reef
27. Las Redes
28. Tzimin-Ha
29. Trigger Fish
30. Horseshoe
31. Tres Bocas
32. Chaak Tun
33. Chac Mool
34. Ponderosa
35. Cristalino
36. Chikin-Ha
37. Azul
38. Taj Mahal
39. Aktun Chen
40. Xunaan Ha
41. Tak Be Ha
42. Dos Ojos
43. Manatee
44. Nohoch Nachich
45. Calavera
(Temple of Doom)
46. Gran Cenote
47. Carwash (Aktun Ha)
48. Cristal (Naharon)
49. Escondido
(Maya Blue)
50. Angelita
Among the species you may find in the cave, we can mention:
Bahalana Mayana, a small isopod (10 mm in length), find
in the Temple of Doom Cave and in the Carwash Cave; the
Creaseriella Anops, another isopod (22 mm in legth), a
common resident to most caves of the area; and the
Stygiomysis Cokei, up to 21 mm in length, usually find in
rocks, walls and the ceiling.
The Cancun International Airport is the
main gate of entrance to Riviera Maya,
and it is served by all major International
Airlines with direct or non-stop service
from many places around the world.
From the airport, there are several
transportation services like shuttles and
taxis providing convenient and safe
airport transfers to any location in the
Riviera Maya. In the southeast corner of
the Main Terminal there is a bus service
from the airport to Playa del Carmen.
Other option is to get to Cozumel Airport
and take a a modern ferry to Playa del
Carmen.
Riviera Maya offers a cosmopolitan and exciting nightlife
with a wide range of restaurants where you can experience
regional cuisine inherited from the Mayans, or enjoy the
best international recipes. In addition, you can find a
number of fun bars with a Caribbean atmosphere and
superb discos to dance the night away.
The large all inclusive resorts located throughout the
Riviera Maya have different theme nights, with dinners,
shows and lots of entertaining contests and dances to
participate in.
There is something for
everyone to enjoy.
Tulúm, a magnificent Maya site, may formerly have been
known also by the name Zama, meaning City of Dawn
because it faces the sunrise. Today’s name Tulum means
fence or wall.
Nohoch Mul pyramid at Coba is higher than the pyramids in
Chichen Itza and Uxmal. It is 148 feet high.

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