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.
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Once you've booked your Riviera Maya vacation rental with Loco Gringo, it's time to start planning things to do while on your getaway! Whether you're looking for thrilling adventures, relaxing beach days, cultural experiences, or the best local cuisine, we've got you covered. From exploring ancient Mayan ruins and snorkeling in crystal-clear cenotes to discovering hidden gems and vibrant nightlife, our blog is packed with inspiration and expert tips for your Riviera Maya vacation.
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.
Yoga retreat on Laguna Bacalar: southern Quintana Roo, Mexico
aerial tour Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Riviera Maya, Mexico
Mexico's Mayan Riviera offers world class deep sea fishing, especially in the month of May. You will find grouper, sail fish, marlin and dorado.
Find out the local rules for bike riding in Playa del Carmen, a beach side city in the Riviera Maya. Bikes are a great way to get around the city
On your next trip to the Riviera Maya don’t be afraid to explore outside Playa del Carmen, Akumal and Tulum. There are often amazing and unique places you discover only by “getting lost”. Valladolid is an historical and beautiful town full of history and authentic people. The family ambience is inviting and people will make you feel like at home. We are sure you have heard of the touristic places and activities so we have done a little research to bring you a hidden gem that is off the beaten path. Cacao Valladolid is not a chocolate factory, a museum or a coffee place but a combination of all of them. For travelers (and chocolate lovers) who desire to explore Mexico through authentic and local activities, this is the best place to be.
Before you start planning your best option along the Puuc Route, review this list of things to do. You may just decide to make a longer trip out of it. Mayan Ruins are the main attraction, but for the curious traveler, you can dig into the local culture even deeper than other popular tourist areas. A combination of archeological sites with one or two other interests listed below is possible on a day trip. Take your pick and map it out. Bottom line is, you won’t be disappointed no matter what you see this special area of the Yucatan.
The Botanical Gardens in Puerto Morelos, Jardin Botanico (formerly Yaax Che Botanical Gardens), are located just off highway 307, and is a spectacular jungle location and an orchid garden.