Beaches in the Riviera Maya, information of Xcalacoco, Punta Bete, Playa Secreto, Mayan Riviera Tourist and Travel Guide

Playa has multiple options for breakfast and dinner, from the simple to the sophisticated: Italian, Thai, Chinese,etc. El explorador no admite los marcos flotantes o no está configurado actualmente para mostrarlos.

MAYAN RIVIERA

Italian Menu

Deustch Menu

Tourist Guide

Playas

PLAYA DEL SECRETO, PLAYA PARAISO,
PUNTA MAROMA, PUNTA BETE

These four places offer beautiful beaches and a great variety of accommodations. They are very close together, however, each one is just different enough to be interesting. Spend the day reading in a hammock or exploring jungle paths. Either way you will enjoy your stay.

Between Punta Maroma and Punta Beté is a cold and crystalline fresh water river rises to the surface, leaving its subterranean home and rushes out to sea, where it combines with the salty water of the ocean and creates a small and unique ecosystem. On both sides of the bay, there are hotels of excellent quality.

Dolphin Discovery, Experience the action and feel the emotion of swimming with dolphins in the ocean

XCALACOCO - Or "twin coconuts" is located south of Punta Bete. It is a great place for campers. Small restaurants serve seafood and there are public rest rooms. A small archeological site, rustic accommodations and solar electricity fill out the scene. The palm trees offer fresh shade during the day and Playa del Carmen is a mere 20 minutes drive away.

Paamul Caribbean Paradise, Riviera Maya Q. Roo México

PLAYA DEL SECRETO - Located just 30 miles south of Cancun is a deserted beach. Playa del Secreto means 'secret beach' in Spanish. And there is nothing before you but the sky and the sea. Just crystal clear water and a long stretch of beach with only a giant log to sit on.

Aside from the birds, and the occasional person, traffic is minimal. It's harder these days to find that solitude, particularly during the peak of the tourist season. when the more popular beaches resemble Coney Island on a Sunday afternoon. Still, there are many remaining pockets of sand along the coast that haven't yet caught "Riviera Maya" fever.

The road leading to the beach has the feel of something that was planned ahead of its time. It's has two-lanes with palm trees down the middle, but everything has gone to seed and the jungle has taken over.

You drive along past jungle that quickly turns to mangroves, then onto the beach. Off to the left is a small community of houses, including a bed and breakfast, don't stop there, turn right to continue past the other rows of houses.

The roads runs through the mangroves and eventually bends left. There are plenty of birds in the trees making it a great place for some birding. The elusive Black-Necked Stilt, a bird which tends to breed in the stumps of dead mangroves can sometimes be spotted here.

From here the beach is easy to find. Follow the sound of surf. Standing on the sand, it's easy to get an idea of how beautiful this coast was before development. Off on the horizon the sky, stretching endlessly, is dotted with clouds. It's a blessing there is nothing else here. Nothing detracts from the beauty.

Cabañas "Los Flamingos" Beach Front Cabins in El Cuyo, Ria Lagartos, Biosphere Reserve.. El Cuyo is the last important nesting site for the pink flamingo of Mexico in the Yucatan, and one of the most important beaches in the world for the nesting of the hawksbill turtle. We offer you a unique experience with nature and a place to relax allowing you to leave the pressures of everyday life behind. El Cuyo is Located two and half hours from Cancun and tree hours from the Colonial City of Mérida, Capital of the Yucatan State. Things to do: Biking, kayaking, birding and fishing. El Cuyo is the perfect place for nature lovers! More!