The Riviera Maya, a 112 mile stretch of paradise along the coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, is a wonderful getaway and a multiple destination witch include from the north to the south: Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen, Akumal, Puerto Aventuras and Tulum.
You will find beautiful scenery, exciting activities, and of course, that unbelievable turquoise water and amazing beaches, no matter which Riviera Maya destination you choose. Or better yet, rent a car and explore them all!!

The Beach Hotels and all inclusives in the Mayan Riviera usually have the sport center where can get the equipment for your favorite water activities. Participate in one of the many sports popular throughout the Riviera Maya Beaches. Try windsurfing, parasailing, diving, or jet skiing. Get in some deep sea fishing and catch a barracuda, sailfish or other popular sport fish. Or go extreme and experience the rush of kite surfing -- the hottest new adrenaline sport!--
The Caribbean Sea water is warm year round and the climate is amazing!

But if the intention will be to grant yourself a relaxing vacation, the Beach Hotels along the Riviera Maya offers incomparable landscapes, the calm and the tranquillity that you are looking for!

Travel Tips - Riviera Maya Beaches

• Puerto Morelos Beach
• Mamita's Beach, Playa del Carmen
• Playacar, Playa del Carmen
• Akumal Beach, Akumal
• Xpu-Ha Beach, Xpu-Ha
• Tulum Beach, Tulum
• Playa Paraiso, Tulum

Looking for something a bit more secluded?

Many of the Riviera Maya beaches are difficult to access from land, but easy to get to by boat.
Take a trip to one of many hidden coves and bays along the Riviera Maya where the only footprints are your own.
Relax in the solitude, enjoy some romantic time with that special someone, or bring your friends and have your own private Riviera Maya beach party.

Relax with your loved ones or spend some quiet time alone, the beaches of the Riviera Maya have just what you need, and are like no other place on Earth.
Travel Tips - Some Secluded Beaches:

• Akumal beach
• Tankah
• Omni, Puerto Aventuras
• Tulum
• Playa del Secreto, Puerto Morelos

As if that weren’t enough, the great Mayan reef – the world’s second largest – runs along the entire coastline, and the waters are filled with colorful fish and other underwater animals. And many beaches have coral areas just offshore for some of the best snorkeling on Earth. Just throw on your mask and dive in.