General Information - Sea & Beaches
Riviera Maya
The top sea & beach destination in Mexico is the Cancun-Tulum-Cozumel Area, known generically as The Mayan Riviera.
CozumelJacques Cousteau declared Cozumel's crystal clear waters and coral reefs one of the best diving sites in the world, thus launching this island's tourism industry and later expanding scuba diving activities to the whole Mayan Riviera. Cozumel is Mexico's largest inhabited island, though still a small island, once home to the Maya and later claimed by the Spanish conquerors.
Today most of the island is kept as a natural reserve, with a realatively small but well developed touristic area next to the port and town, where you can find from B&B hostels to 5 stars & special class developments. The peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty of the island is perfect to rest, sail, snorkel or scuba dive in the reefs that are at swimming distance from virtually any beach, or cruise the island and its natural reserves and archaeological sites on a rental scooter.
Season: All year
Playa del Carmen
Playa del Carmen is a new resort area offering turquoise waters, talcum-sand beaches, an idyllic climate, and close proximity to several Mayan archeological sites. Located 40 miles south of Cancun on the Yucatan Peninsula, Playa del Carmen is blessed with miles of unspoiled beaches and has a warm, small-town feeling. Its pedestrian avenues are lined with side-walk cafes and shops, each with its own unique atmosphere and charm. Those shopping for a special gift will find it here; handi-crafts from all over the country are available in Playa del Carmen.
Season: All year
Akumal
Cancún
Priviledged because of its geographic location in the Caribbean, visitors can calmly and safely incursion into the wonderful Maya World. Though some might prefer to stay here and enjoy its miles of white beaches, water sports and recreational activities, it is hard to resist the temptation of the most impressive archaeological sites.
Cancun, whose name means "Snakes Nest" in Maya, is one of the most popular Caribbean destinations, with more than 100 hotels and around 300 restaurants, as well as molls, night clubs and marinas. The most important mayan archaeological sites are virtually connected to Cancun, and it has become the portal of the Maya World. Its magnificent coral reefs are the perfect opportunity to discover the magic of the underwater world, both for novice and the most demanding technical divers. Cave diving, or speleo-diving, is becoming one of the great attractions because of the many cenotes (water wells) in this area, all of them entrances to the most extense and beautiful underground network of dry and flooded caves, that keep surprising archaeologists (and tourist divers) with important archaeological findings.
Season: All year
Isla Mujeres
If you ever had the fantasy of vacationing in a small tropical island, away from anything that could disturb your rest and where time runs slow, Isla Mujeres is the place for you. A 15 minutes ferry ride from mainland, this tiny island (8 x 1.5 Km) is a peaceful haven in the Caribbean, surrounded by the most amazing blue waters, perfect for family vacations and particularly preferred by scuba divers.
Season: All year
Sea of Cortez
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