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Still famous for its beautiful beach and large, swimmable lagoon, Akumal (Place of the Turtles) does attract turtles, though in far fewer numbers than before due to the massive development that has encroached on nearly all of their nesting grounds. This is one of the Yucatán Peninsula’s...
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The Riviera Maya region technically begins at Bahía Petempich (also known as Punta Tanchacté), where long expanses of sand are lapped by turquoise waters. Historically a fishing village, this area has recently been overtaken by Puerto Morelos's growth, and now there are new hot...
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Right on a long stretch of white-sand beach on the Riviera Maya, you can chill out by the pool and enjoy stunning sea views. What's more, as use of the neighbouring Grand Bahia Principe Coba comes included, you'll have plenty of choice when it comes to food, drink and fun.
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Cancun is a tale of two cities, with the Zona Hotelera offering majestic Caribbean beaches and Maya culture and Cancún Centro providing the local flavor. Beaches One look at Cancún's aquamarine Caribbean waters and it makes perfect sense why planners back in the 1970s w...
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At the end of the Mexican Caribbean Coast, you will find Chetumal, a city that offers the contrasts of the sea and the jungle. It is the entrance to Central America as it borders Guatemala and Belize LEARN ABOUT PART OF THE MESTIZO ORIGINLegend has it that it was in Chetum...
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Climb the Pyramid at Coba Archaeologists believe Cobá was one of the most important ruin sites on the Yucatan Peninsula. The design and purpose of this settlement was very different from other Mayan cities, with various settlements existing in one area. The white roads lead from each settlem...
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El Cuyo was a timber port of relevance in the past. National and foreign ships arrived at this place in search of wood from the northeastern forests. It was an emporium for the wealth that came out of that point. It was a ranch called Cuyo de Ancona. It was also called "Cerro de los lovers" because ...
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The beach "Isla Blanca", is a coastal peninsula that is located in the continental area of the well-known "municipality of Isla Mujeres", which belongs to the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. This island is one of the few that are perfectly preserved in Mexico, it also has a wide tongue of white...
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Isla Mujeres is one of the best kept secrets of Quintana Roo. It is a wonderful island located in the Caribbean Sea that is considered as one of the destinations that anyone should visit. If you are looking to relax you will find panoramic pools, sun beds and lounge chairs. And if you're looking f...
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Playa del Carmen is one of the favorite destinations for vacation, especially in summer, according to Trip Advisor, as it is an idyllic place located in the heart of the Riviera Maya with fine white sand and blue-green waters, you will always find a Hammock and an umbrella to sunbathe and rest...
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Playa Mujeres is an intimate place by the sea in the Mexican Caribbean perfect for your trip to Cancun. Integrated with respect in the natural landscape of a peninsula that the hand of man has not tainted to the north of Cancun, Playa Mujeres is a pleasant village respectful with the environment tha...
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Recognized by travelers from around the world as one of the most beautiful beaches to visit, Playa Paraíso is located a few kilometers south of the pre-Hispanic site of Tulum, in the State of Quintana Roo. It is a sanctuary of white beaches of smooth sand and a pleasant swell of turquoise hue...
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Enjoy in the heart of the Riviera Maya, in the Mexican Caribbean. To be here is to immerse yourself in a whole experience of pleasures, for a few days, or to decide to call it "my second home" or "my house." In Puerto Aventuras you will find all kinds of experiences: from beautiful white sand beach...
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Halfway between Cancún and Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos retains its quiet, small-town feel despite the encroaching building boom north and south of town. While it offers enough restaurants and bars to keep you entertained by night, it’s really the shallow Caribbean waters that...
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Tulum’s spectacular coastline – with all its confectioner-sugar sands, cobalt water and balmy breezes – makes it one of the top beaches in Mexico. Where else can you get all that and a dramatically situated Maya ruin? There’s also excellent cave and cavern diving, f...
