The Riviera Maya: See it to believe it!!
Location: Beginning 20miles south of Cancun in Puerto Morelos, it runs along the Caribbean coastline of the state of Quintana Roo. Historically, this area was an important commercial and religious center surrounded by many historical sites. The discovery of Cancun leads to its discovery.
Some exotic locales to look forward to are:
Playa del Carmen: a fishing-village changed to the largest cosmopolitan town in the Mayan Riviera. If you're interested in shopping, nightlife and fine dining, this is the place, along with an alluring beach. Playacar is a nearby Rio Grande Resort area offering upscale accommodations and some all-inclusive options.
Cozumel: The largest island in the Mexican Caribbean is a short ferry-ride from Playa del Carmen. It's a great spot for scuba diving and snorkeling, the clear water offering visibility of up to 200 feet. The center of the island is mostly undeveloped jungle and lagoons with many endemic species of small animals and birds. Chankanaab National Park has a botanical garden featuring tropical plants, and Chankanaab Lagoon, a natural aquarium with more than 60 species of tropical fish, crustaceans and corals.
Tulum: It was once a busy Mayan ceremonial center and trading port. The ruins are in a spectacular setting, on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It is budget friendly with the interesting option is the Nueva Vida de Ramiro eco-resort.
Adventure Travel in the Mayan Riviera: The unique topography of the Mayan Riviera makes it an ideal destination for adventure seekers. You can dive in cenotes, swim or raft in underground rivers, ride ATVs through the jungle and fly on ziplines.
If eco-tourism is what your are looking for here are a few ecological Parks and Reserves in the Mayan Riviera:
Xcaret Eco Theme Park: It offers an abundance of activities for all and sundry. One can swim in underground rivers, snorkel, see a re-enactment of the pre-hispanic ball game, visiting ancient Mayan ruins and topping off the day by watching the spectacular cultural show every evening.
Aktun Chen: With 1000 acres of rainforest, it is the home to 3 caves with underground rivers. An easy walking tour of the main cave lasts about an hour and allows visitors to witness spectacular geological formations. Walking through the park's jungle paths offers the chance to glimpse some of the area's wildlife.
Xaman Ha Aviary: An open-air sanctuary in Playacar provides a natural habitat to over 60 species of tropical birds. A walk through the sanctuary's paths and trails will help you see if biological diversities like toucans, macaws, flamingos, egrets, herons and other beautiful birds of the area.
Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve: One of the largest protected areas in Mexico, Sian Ka'an has 2500 square miles of unspoiled natural beauty with unexcavated Mayan ruins, freshwater canals, mangroves, lagoons and inlets. Visitors can learn about its diverse wildlife and participate in conservation projects. Ecological tours are conducted along with kayaks and fly-fishing.
Tip: Special Eco-friendly sunblocks are allowed and available for purchase throughout the area and use of commercial sunscreen is prohibited to protect the natural habitat of marine ecosystem
Riviera Maya: A holiday with sun in the sand.
The Riviera Maya, otherwise known as the Mayan Riviera, is the most sought after destination in Mexico and is very popular for its sparkling beaches as well as wide array of water sports. The most recent destination to be launched to tourists plus those living in Mexico is the Hidden Worlds Park that pledges to offer adventure and excitement reminiscent of legendary movie Avatar. As per a Holiday-Hypermarket.uk report, the recreation area has a dedicated ride delivering one of a kind Avatar experience.
Watch some tips @ Group Hotel Deal
Some exotic locales to look forward to are:
Playa del Carmen: a fishing-village changed to the largest cosmopolitan town in the Mayan Riviera. If you're interested in shopping, nightlife and fine dining, this is the place, along with an alluring beach. Playacar is a nearby Rio Grande Resort area offering upscale accommodations and some all-inclusive options.
Cozumel: The largest island in the Mexican Caribbean is a short ferry-ride from Playa del Carmen. It's a great spot for scuba diving and snorkeling, the clear water offering visibility of up to 200 feet. The center of the island is mostly undeveloped jungle and lagoons with many endemic species of small animals and birds. Chankanaab National Park has a botanical garden featuring tropical plants, and Chankanaab Lagoon, a natural aquarium with more than 60 species of tropical fish, crustaceans and corals.
Tulum: It was once a busy Mayan ceremonial center and trading port. The ruins are in a spectacular setting, on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It is budget friendly with the interesting option is the Nueva Vida de Ramiro eco-resort.
Adventure Travel in the Mayan Riviera: The unique topography of the Mayan Riviera makes it an ideal destination for adventure seekers. You can dive in cenotes, swim or raft in underground rivers, ride ATVs through the jungle and fly on ziplines.
If eco-tourism is what your are looking for here are a few ecological Parks and Reserves in the Mayan Riviera:
Xcaret Eco Theme Park: It offers an abundance of activities for all and sundry. One can swim in underground rivers, snorkel, see a re-enactment of the pre-hispanic ball game, visiting ancient Mayan ruins and topping off the day by watching the spectacular cultural show every evening.
Aktun Chen: With 1000 acres of rainforest, it is the home to 3 caves with underground rivers. An easy walking tour of the main cave lasts about an hour and allows visitors to witness spectacular geological formations. Walking through the park's jungle paths offers the chance to glimpse some of the area's wildlife.
Xaman Ha Aviary: An open-air sanctuary in Playacar provides a natural habitat to over 60 species of tropical birds. A walk through the sanctuary's paths and trails will help you see if biological diversities like toucans, macaws, flamingos, egrets, herons and other beautiful birds of the area.
Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve: One of the largest protected areas in Mexico, Sian Ka'an has 2500 square miles of unspoiled natural beauty with unexcavated Mayan ruins, freshwater canals, mangroves, lagoons and inlets. Visitors can learn about its diverse wildlife and participate in conservation projects. Ecological tours are conducted along with kayaks and fly-fishing.
Tip: Special Eco-friendly sunblocks are allowed and available for purchase throughout the area and use of commercial sunscreen is prohibited to protect the natural habitat of marine ecosystem
Riviera Maya: A holiday with sun in the sand.
The Riviera Maya, otherwise known as the Mayan Riviera, is the most sought after destination in Mexico and is very popular for its sparkling beaches as well as wide array of water sports. The most recent destination to be launched to tourists plus those living in Mexico is the Hidden Worlds Park that pledges to offer adventure and excitement reminiscent of legendary movie Avatar. As per a Holiday-Hypermarket.uk report, the recreation area has a dedicated ride delivering one of a kind Avatar experience.
Watch some tips @ Group Hotel Deal
