Akumal...a guaranteed day of fun

Situated in a lagoon, Akumal's marine wildlife and coral have made it an ideal location for snorkeling, scuba diving and fishing. Spend the day submerged in underwater adventure or relax on Akumal's sprawling white beach. Facing the ocean are some of Akumal's hotspots, including Lol Ha, an inviting outdoor bar / restaurant, a full service dive shop, El Bucanero ice cream, and various gift shops.

Cancun...for a night out on the penninsula

One of the world's most renowned resorts, Cancun is undoubtedly the night-life capital of the Mayan Riviera. Lining fifteen miles of Cancun's beach are countless restaurants, bars and dance clubs. If you prefer quiet evenings and adventurous days, Cancun offers a large variety of aquatic sports, tours and attractions. If shopping is your thing, well, Cancun is also the place to visit.

Crococun Zoo...don't feed the Crocodiles

Venture into the natural tropical forest and confront the prehistoric crocodiles, the rulers of this sacred land and witness their unpredictable personalities. The journey continues with a welcome from the friendly monkeys, a view of the diversity of snakes and the other exciting surprises that await.

Playa Del Carmen..for the laid-back thrill-seeker

Some people say Playa Del Carmen doubles in size every year, while others say it triples. With more hotspots than the sun, Playa Del Carmen is a colorful town that decorates the coastline with craft shops, gift and clothing stores, restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

Tulum..a piece of Mayan history

Tour the ruins of Tulum and discover the history and culture of an ancient Mayan city. With over 60 restored temples, Tulum has hidden secrets that are spoken within the sacred walls with genuine paintings of the mysterious hieroglyphic writings.

XCaret...one day just isn't enough

Anything you could possibly want to do in the Yucatan can be found in XCaret. Explore a dozen architectural relics of the ancient Mayan civilization or scuba dive, swim with the dolphins, snorkel, walk a path on the bottom of the sea, and ride horses. Take an afternoon nap in a nearby hammock, and stay all evening for the night show at the new Gran Tiachco theater. Watch an ancient ball game and discover why they call it "Ball of Fire." Music and dance follow afterwards. Special events and activities take place on Sundays.

Xel-Ha..."Snorkel Heaven"

As it's nickname would imply, this remarkable recreation site offers some of the best snorkeling in the Yucatan. Only 45 miles south of Puerto Morelos, this ecological wonder was originally a Mayan port and harbor for merchants. Today, visitors can explore a wide array of natural wonders including underwater caves and paths through the tropical jungle, lagoons, cenotes (fresh water sinkholes or natural wells), a cool river which flows through a mangrove forest, and a lush jungle.