 The Riviera Maya offers all the beauty of untouched Mexico. This scenic100 miles of coastline stretching down the eastern side of the Yucatan Peninsula from Cancun in the north to Tulum in the south is lined with deserted beaches and dotted by small towns and villages, each with their own distinct character. Luxurious modern resorts have come to these pristine shores, offering travelers endless entertainment amidst the rich culture and natural beauty of the area. The relaxed, bohemian atmosphere will have you convinced this is the perfect vacation destination in no time. The pace is pleasantly sedate, the people warm and smiling and the setting straight from a fairy tale. The turquoise blue waters and endless white beaches will astound you. This truly is paradise.
The heart of the region is its largest town, Playa del Carmen and its adjoining resort area Playacar. Playa del Carmen still retains the easy going charm of the quiet village it once was. But today Playa, as it is known to the locals, offers international restaurants, sidewalk cafes, handicraft stores, dive shops, and anything else a visitor could ask for, all just a block from the beach.
 Whether on-sea or on-land, there is lots to do. Tranquil natural beauty, Man-made fun, great seafood and fun nights out are all on the menu. Riviera Maya is also your gateway to the best of Mexico. The legendary island of Cozumel, with the world's second largest barrier reef and a host of attractions, is just a short ferry ride away. And a quick trip north along the coast brings you to all of the excitement and action of world-class Cancun.
The Riviera Maya is filled with mysterious remains from the ancient Mayan civilization. Travel through a deserted city, visit archaeological sites hidden by tropical jungle, and experience the history and culture of a great people. Come and enjoy the unique ambience of this tropical hideaway. Let Vacationscape ™ guide you to the best this magic land has to offer, and help you to plan the vacation of a lifetime. Get ready to make great memories. |