More info. Open In Google Maps. Visit Website. Give us feedback. Courtesy of Xenses Park. Book Now. A quirky day out for all, this place is all about subverting your sensory expectations. Pathways through the park lead you through a curious town of oversized or undersized houses, where the streets seem to descend but actually ascend.
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, , Mexico. Natural Feature. An open bar and central location make Coco Bongo a popular choice for visitors who want a night out. Face masks required for travelers in public areas. Face masks required for guides in public areas. Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff. Set off into the warm Caribbean Sea on this half-day catamaran sailing adventure from Playa del Carmen. Your luxurious boat cruises along the Riviera Maya coastline, stopping at the Inah Reef — one of the best locations in the region for snorkeling.
After your water activities, enjoy a gourmet lunch and an open bar, as well as attentive service from your crew. Hotel transport included. Depart Playa del Carmen for a day of cultural experience and adrenaline-inducing activities. Begin with a visit to Tulum, an ancient Maya coastal city that's home to archaeological remains and sandy beaches. Then visit a modern-day Maya community before entering the jungle to explore two vast underground river systems.
Snorkel their cavern waters and afterward, board a 4x4 Unimog for a thrilling ride toward a series of ziplining and rappelling adventures. Wind down with a buffet lunch of delicious Maya cuisine. Likely to Sell Out Based on our booking data and information from the provider from the past 30 days, this experience is likely to sell out through Viator. Chefs, home cooks, and foodies who appreciate a good meal will enjoy this hands-on cooking class led by a local.
Meet up with your host and the rest of your small class at a local spot, then hit the shops and spice markets to gather ingredients for the meal. Face masks provided for travelers. Swap the beach for a fix of culture and history on this tour to the Tulum and Coba archaeological zones. Explore clifftop Maya ruins, climb the tallest pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula, and swim in a jungle cenote.
Opt to rent a bike or hire a bicitaxi and ride between the pyramids. Explore coral reefs, ancient history, and nature in the Riviera Maya on an combination tour that features some of the best of Yucatan in a single day. Snorkel through the coral reef in the Caribbean Sea, visit the Tulum archeological site, and swim in a cenote, then explore a limestone cave and take a jungle walk.
This tour includes entrance fees, a buffet lunch, and door-to-door transport from hotels in Cancun or Playa del Carmen. Along with seeing El Castillo and learning how this pre-Columbian city played an important role in the Mayan civilization, visit the colonial town of Valladolid, stop at a cenote for a quick swim, and enjoy a buffet lunch.
Explore the tropical forest and Caribbean coast of the Yucatan Peninsula on an adventure tour: ride an ATV through the jungle then head to Maroma Beach, where you can skim across the water in a wave runner or speed boat. This 3-hour tour includes snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, as well as pickup and drop-off at hotels in Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and the Riviera Maya. Book your shuttle transfer at a great price with the guarrantee and quality of a long time experienced tour operator and incoming agency.
Let a guide accompany you around the ruins and explain their significance. This day trip from Playa del Carmen includes hotel transport, beverages and a buffet lunch, plus a swim in Cho Ha Cenote.
Set sail along the magnificent coastline of the Riviera Maya aboard a luxury catamaran and gaze at the soft hues of sunset. Relax with a cocktail from the open bar while you're served snacks by an expert crew and captain. Hotel transport is provided from most hotels for this excursion. Sunrise Paddle Surf star-5 Saldremos de la Playa del centro de la ciudad. Conoceremos uno de los lugares mas especiales de la riviera maya para ver el amanecer.
El recorrido dura 2. From June A floating barrier has been installed to prevent sargassum reaching the shores of Playa del Carmen in Quintana Roo. Since the crisis began a decade ago, the amount of seaweed washing ashore has ebbed and flowed. Cancun is the best place in the world to learn how to surf and here's why; 1 Year round warm crystal clear Caribbean water. No wetsuit needed.
Tulum certainly isn't a surfing capital of Mexico , but it's still a cool sight to see. Tulum was a major center for trading back in the 11th century, and the ancient ruins from that time still remain. Fortunately, none of the attacks resulted in a fatality. It follows that attacks by sharks in Cancun are extremely rare and the chances of you being the victim of one are so remote it's not something you should even worry about at all.
Bull sharks are not dangerous to humans. Divers do not need to worry about scuba diving with bull sharks as they do not pose any threat to us. They are considered among one of the most aggressive sharks due to their characteristics, together with their cousins the great white and tiger shark. The worldwide total of 57 confirmed unprovoked cases was lower than the most recent five-year average of 80 incidents annually.
There were 13 shark related fatalities this year, 10 of which were confirmed to be unprovoked. While we would never suggest walking around anywhere at night especially by yourself , Playa del Carmen is technically safe at night. There are dodgy areas that you should avoid, but if you stay on the typical touristy streets, you will be okay. In fact, in , the government of Quintana Roo issued an emergency declaration for the coasts of multiple coastal towns because of the huge masses of floating seaweeds that were too overwhelming.
And they were accurate. The resurgence of Seaweed masses started in May of this year but was mostly gone in mid-September.
For people who are planning to go to the Caribbean coast of Mexico, there are various ways to check for the current seaweed situation and even forecasts. However, there is a Kitesurfing culture in the Playa. Since the beach typically receives relatively strong winds from the Caribbean it made the coastal town a popular destination for Kitesurfing and Windsurfing.
With its association with the reputation of the Mayan Riviera, Playa del Carmen remains under the shadows of its surfing hotspot neighbors especially fun Cancun. Snorkeling is one of the most popular activities in Playa Del Carmen. The second-largest barrier reef in the world starts near Cancun and stretches across the Caribbean Coast, including Playa Del Carmen.
Which gifted Playa Del Carmen snorkel-worthy spots across its waters. Playa Del Carmen is known for having clear turquoise waters, perhaps clearer than its trendier neighbors. However, many seasoned snorkelers book trips to one of the many snorkeling sites near Playa del Carmen to get the most out of the experiences it has to offer. Various tours in the Playa takes you along to protected waters where these turtles inhabit. The stretch of the Mayan Riviera, and Playa Del Carmen in it, has some of the most interesting marine life thriving in its waters, and not only the fishes mentioned but Turtles as well.
Another place to revel in for turtles are Cenotes.
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