This spectacular stretch of beach halfway between Puerto Morelos and Playa del Carmen is yet another restricted area for hotel guests and vacation rental visitors. Quite and peaceful describe Maroma.
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This fresh water cenote can only be seen as a diver with a local guide. Make arrangements with a local dive center who will ask that you dive with them first before going into Angelita, an advanced dive that will take you to a depth of 35m/110 feet. What makes this cenote unique is the natural sulphur layer that creates a ‘cloud like atmosphere.
This location is fun for divers and snorkelers. Dive trips can be arranged through a local dive center but snorkelers and swimmers can access this cenote without a guide. This is one big giant hole with a ladder being your only exit. All visitors love the 10-meter jump into the water.
Xel-Ha ecological water theme park is a natural aquarium, tropical lagoon offering water sport activities including: snorkeling, swim with dolphins, kayaking, Snuba, Sea Trek and nature trails.
Swings, tree houses and a sandy beach! This is everyone's favorite beach bar, a great place to gather and enjoy music with a view. Great vibe, nice location on Half Moon Bay.
Dzibilchaltun Ruins are located near the colonial city of Merida, Yucatan that was occupied when the Spanish arrived during the 1500s.
Paamul Beach, 21 kms (12 miles) south of Playa del Carmen, is a great beach day with snorkeling, diving or kayaking. Enjoy ceviche, tacos and a cerveza at the beachside restaurant overlooking the sea.
This is a large eco-park with a cenote included in their activities. Entrance fees include snorkel equipment, life jackets and a combination of TV’s and ziplining.
Great for swimming and snorkeling, this cenote is less crowded than more popular cenotes. Note: It can only be accessed with a guide. It is part of the Hidden Worlds cenote system and worth a trip