The Riviera Maya’s waters are easily some of the most beautiful in the entire Caribbean region, with gentle waves, thriving aquatic life, and a brilliant turquoise hue.
It’s no secret that the Riviera Maya is full of dazzling public and private artworks, from the murals of Quinta Avenida to the stone sculptures of MUSA, the world’s largest underwater museum — but many people don’t realize just how much art is available to take home as souvenirs.
You already know that Playa del Carmen is one of the world’s most exquisite wintertime destinations, with its balmy weather, crystalline Caribbean waters, and shopping on Quinta Avenida — but do you know when to schedule your visit?
Mexican cuisine is popular the world over. However, the country is so large that its regional cuisines are more diverse than you might imagine. One of the Riviera Maya’s greatest treasures is its food, and thanks to our guide, you’ll be able to experience the best of it.
The holiday season is an enchanting time to visit the Riviera Maya. Gifts are exchanged, delicious Christmas dinners are served, and festive decorations light up the various coastal towns.
It’s hard to picture a more idyllic way to spend a vacation than soaking in a cenote — an underground limestone cave filled with glimmering aquamarine waters.