Explore What’s Happening Just South of Cancun
If you think you know Cancun, but it’s been years since you were there, now’s the time to explore what’s happening just south along the area known as the Mayan Riviera.
The Mayan Riviera is on a smaller scale, with a greater understanding for the principles of sustainable tourism and a respect for native cultures.
The Yucatan’s Caribbean coast is more than 236 miles and stretches from Cancun in the North all the way to Chetumal, on the border with the nation of Belize. The Northern half and most popular with nearby air service to Cancun is known as the Maya Riviera.
The second largest reef system in the world runs much of the length of the coast. The reef provides great snorkeling and diving and the beaches are some of the world’s finest.
Ancient Mayan ruins dot the coast and are easily accessible from the resort communities along the coast.
Inland, vast caves are present and underwater rivers run where travelers can explore with experienced guides.
The ancient Mayan cities of Uxmal and Chichen Itza remain some of the best examples of the mysterious cultures in the native populations.
The choice of accommodations is large and varied from all inclusive resorts & boutique hotels.
Frequently Asked Yucatan Questions
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