Must-go List of Emblematic Places in the Riviera Maya

For every tourist, his or her visit to Playa del Carmen is recorded as a unique memory.  Adventures to live in its parks that will take you away from boredom completely, its nightlife that makes you forget the routine.

Every attraction that makes this destination the ideal one to celebrate a new episode of your life that will be full of adventures and experiences to live, and what better than to start it by injecting a little adrenaline to have unique and memorable memories of the days before or after your wedding.

Xcaret, Wonder Among Wonders

Remember not to get confused with the name of this iconic park, Xcaret (sh-kah-ret) is one of the references when we talk about the best and largest group of theme parks and recreation sites for children and adults that the Riviera Maya has.

The maximum enjoyment of the user and the experience they will have is one of the first objectives with which this complex intends to comply, without leaving behind the sustainability of the environment and the responsibility for the preservation of this land full of a unique attraction.

Blue Tip: This group contains a variety of themes having nature as an ally and promoting ecotourism and sustainable enjoyment in an impressive way. Whether you want to enjoy a day of contact with mother earth and its exotic corners in Xcaret park, travel long stretches of land in an amphibious car with all-terrain traction or go on a zip line from where you can see the immensity of the riviera and its sea on the horizon

Here, you can easily access to their tours and parks, remember to book your tickets and take advantage of the promotions in advance so you can enjoy without any inconvenience and to the fullest.

Fifth Avenue to Take a Walk

On 5th Avenue, you will find all kinds of shops and places to taste delicious Mexican food. Here you will find a wide variety of places to go, whether you want to buy clothes, eat, drink or rent a car.

Frida Kahlo Museum

The museum of this great exponent of art that nourishes and gives itself with soul, is located right on Fifth Avenue and is ideal if you want to enter the universe of works created by the hands of an icon of Mexican culture as it was, is and will be Frida Kahlo.

3D Museum of Wonders to Enjoy During a Rainy Day

With no need for artifacts that allow you to see in a different dimension, this museum contains the most amazing 3D artworks of the Riviera Maya. Special to be visited during a rainy day -as its emblem says so- and if you want to do something and leave your hotel room, here you can create some quite unique photographs as long as you use your imagination to the fullest before capturing the scene.

Rio Secreto to Explore Underground Caves

Considered as the best protected preservation of stalagmites and stalactites, Rio Secreto has excursions that can be made through countless and incredible geological formations that will transport you to a universe hidden from centuries ago. In its page, you can see the different plans you can choose from according to the level of adventure you want to dare.

Xel-há For Water+Adrenaline Lovers

Being the second most emblematic park of the entire Mexican coast, located near Tulum, its completely aquatic theme allows you to enjoy one of the best experiences that injects large doses of adrenaline into your body when you slide or take a ride on any of its attractions.

Sian Ka’an

From the Mayan language, Sian Ka’an or ‘Place where the sky begins’, this reserve is a protected natural area located on the Caribbean coast, just 10 kilometers from Tulum.

In this marine biosphere you will find the second largest coral reef complex of its kind, where marine life is as diverse and varied as you can imagine.

You can also find mangroves, white sand beaches and small bays where you can delight your eyes with such a unique destination. You can access this location in any type of vehicle, always remembering to respect the measures for the protection of the same and thus continue to be sustainable visits to this gem of the Mexican-Caribbean coast.

Créditos de imagen: Jorge Zapata.