Ultimate Riviera Maya Experience

In this itinerary you will see a bit of everything!

Playa del Carmen Area

• Quinta Avenida (5th Avenue) – Vibrant pedestrian street lined with shops, bars, and street performers—fun to wander off the beaten path here.

• Xpu-Ha Beach – A local-loved beach south of Playa; white sand, fewer crowds, and chilled beach bars.

• Cenotes – A cluster of open-air cenotes near Playa with clear water, cliff jumps, and jungle vibes.

Coba + Valladolid

• Coba Ruins – Ancient Mayan ruins hidden in the jungle, bikeable paths, and a climbable pyramid (a rarity!).

• Cenote – A magical underground cenote near Coba with stunning rock formations and fewer tourists.

• Valladolid – Charming colonial town with colorful streets, pastel buildings, and lots of authentic Yucatecan flavor.

• “Urban” Cenote – Right in the middle of Valladolid town—part natural wonder, part urban escape.

• Convent – A 16th-century Franciscan convent with a peaceful garden and history-rich architecture.

• Another Cenote – Rope swings into a deep blue pit cenote, surrounded by vines.

Tulum & Surroundings

• Paraíso Beach – One of the prettiest beaches in Tulum, perfect for a lazy swim with iconic palm-tree angles.

• Cenote  – Instagram-famous with its circular holes, jumping platform, and swing.

• Tulum Ruins – Stunning Mayan ruins perched on a cliff overlooking the sea—go early or late to avoid crowds.

• Cenote Corazón – Peaceful, lesser-known cenotes surrounded by jungle.

• Kaan Luum Lagoon – A dreamy circular lagoon with a deep cenote in the center—feels surreal to swim or float in.

• Forest Art Walk – Jungle art path, healing classes, smoothie bar; a peaceful oasis for the soul.

Bacalar

• Bacalar Lagoon (7 Colors Lagoon) – Famous for its surreal shades of blue; great for kayaking, paddleboarding, and chilling in hammocks.

• Mia Bacalar – Gorgeous dock with net hammocks over the water—ideal for sunset drinks or photos.

Isla Mujeres

• Golf Cart Rental – The best way to explore the island on your own time.

• Punta Sur – Dramatic cliffside views, Mayan goddess temple ruins, and stunning photo spots.

• North Beach – Calm, clear water with powdery sand. Ranked one of the world’s top beaches.

• Snorkel – Snorkel spot with reef access, without the big park crowds.

Cancún & Return Day Options

• Malecón Tajamar – A scenic walkway with views of the Nichupté Lagoon, loved by locals for jogging or sunsets.

• Mercado 23 / 28 – Local markets for souvenirs, cheap eats, and a final dose of real Mexico before you fly home.

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