Places to visit in the Mayan Riviera

This paradise of blue-turquoise waters and by the magical caribbean is the third largest island of Mexico. In addition to its spectacular beaches, it has a wonderful eco-parks to visit, jungles and waters that are a refuge for hundreds of birds and marine species,

Cancun is a city in the Yucatan Peninsula located in the paradisiacal Caribbean Sea. Enjoy incredible white sand beaches and turquoise waters, live buch of activities and nightclubs that fill this beautiful city with lights. With a friendly, Caribbean, tropical and light atmosphere. Cancun is known for its hotel zone that will not fail to impress more than one.

Playa del Carmen is located in a perfect point of the Caribbean coast that makes it the ideal tourist site for beach-loving travelers. In addition to its extension of beaches and palm trees, there is the famous 5th avenue where you will find the best hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and more...

Chichen Itza, a place you have to explore while your stay in Mexico, impossible to miss one of the Seven Wonders of the World! Put this amazing archeological site on your bucket list. There are several ways to get to Chichen Itza, but flying directly to this impressive ancient city will save you a lot of time in your plans, delve into the history, meaning and importance of this powerful place for the origin of Mexican culture. Let us guide you about Chichen Itza, everything you need to know to make the most of your visit!

Palenque is a perfect city for lovers of archeology, history and nature. Its main attraction is the Ruins of Palenque, furthermore there is a great variety of falls, rivers and jungles in the region. Palenque is a must on your trip.

Mahahual is a small fishing village on the Caribbean coast of Mexico. A city with about 900 inhabitants in the state of Quintana Roo. Is the perfect place for those who want to escape from the crowds and for visiting virgin beaches, since Mahahual is a beautiful hidden paradise.

Mérida shows the beauty of its colorful streets with colonial architecture. It is the capital of Yucatan and has one of the warmest climates in the entire area. The traditions, landscapes, food and above all, the human warmth, will make you live one of the most pleasant experiences. You will find water activities to do from diving to kayaking. Without a doubt, a destination that you cannot miss.

Campeche is located in the southeast of the country on the Yucatan Peninsula. Known as the walled city and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its traces of the deep Mayan heritage are still preserved and it shelters ancient pirate stories. The Mayan culture is present in every corner, through its archaeological sites, its delicious cuisine and customs, but it is also a clear example of miscegenation that can be seen in its cities, colonial towns and haciendas.

Chetumal is the capital of one of the most beautiful and most visited states by tourists, Quintana Roo. It is a very quiet city. It has great tourist attractions, unique natural landscapes, and a very important port for the region. Visit the Altamirano market, walk along the Malecón de la Bahía, discover the museums and be amazed at the archaeological sites.

Visit Villahermosa to admire the beauty of its natural landscapes while exploring the ecological and cultural reserves. Located in the center of a historic indigenous area, Villahermosa is a modern state capital with a number of fascinating cultural attractions. Visit the museums and parks located in the city center.

Ik Kil cenote is near the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, on the road to Valladolid, in the Yucatan Peninsula. It was considered by the Mayans as a sacred place where they practiced rituals to honor life, death and water. It is also the perfect habitat for a wide variety of wild birds, such as toucans, parrots, mockingbirds, cardinals, flycatchers, among many other species.