Riviera Maya Activities

Mexican Independence Day is a major celebration full of authentic food, drinks, live music and dancing, it´s celebrated very September 15th.

This is a great day trip to observe monkeys in the jungles of the Riviera Maya. This sustainable tourism activity is fun and educational.

Ready for a new adventure? We just spent 72 hours in Mahahaul and want to share our adventures in the Costa Maya. Get set, ready, go!

Trip report: Drive from Tulum beach to Punta Allen through the Sian Kaan Biosphere Reserve.

Las Coloradas is a beach colored with pink due to the amount of salt in the water. This beach is located in the Yucatan peninsula.

A new Mayan ruin site. Well not new, but newly excavated for all the world to see.

Think about it. An international summer camp as part of the family summer vacation is a great for both you and the kids. First everyone comes to the Riviera Maya. Parents can send their kids off to Day Camp, while they create their own day...

The Coba ruins is a popular Mayan ruin site but few visitors know about the Centoes that lie to the west of the village of Coba that are open to visitors.

A cenote is an underground river that has the shape of a hole on the surface and it is usually deep. Some cenotes are open which means you get to see the fish and other animals living in it with the daylight, then there are others that are hardly visible which make them perfect for divers.

This Loco Adventure will help plan a tour you can do yourself to enjoy the beauty of Laguna Bacalar, and explore the Mayan Ruins of Palenque, Kohunlich and more.