Xcaret is the nature park in Playa del Carmen with more than 50 natural and cultural attractions. Swim in underground rivers that come from the heart of the earth. Look closely at the inhabitants of the Aviary, the Coral Reef Aquarium, and the Butterfly Pavilion. Also, eat delicious Mexican and international dishes, discover Mayan ruins, and be thrilled by the incomparable Xcaret México Espectacular presentation. This Cancun theme park makes your vacations unforgettable.
The Riviera Maya is filled with natural swimming holes known as cenotes. Here, you’ll find crystal clear waters, aquatic life and a serene, otherworldly atmosphere. One of the most famous Mexican cenotes is the Gran Cenote, which is located not too far from the Barceló Maya Grand Resort – comprised of the Barceló Maya Riviera, Barceló Maya Palace, Barceló Maya Beach, Barceló Maya Caribe, Barceló Maya Colonial and Barceló Maya Tropical.
Located on a tropical beach overlooking the Caribbean Sea, Tulum was once a major port city for the Mayans. As you explore the ruins here, you’ll gain keen insight into the culture and heritage that once dominated Riviera Maya centuries ago.
Located inside the Barceló Grand Maya Resort, the brand-new Ventura Fly & Ride Park is open year-round from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Ventura Fly & Ride Park (made up of two areas, Ventura Fly and Ventura Ride) offers thrilling attractions and experiences, including zip lining and an off-roading track.
The wonders of a bygone civilization come to life at Chichén Itzá, on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. an astounding complex of Mayan ruins, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was recently named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, chosen by more than 100 million voters from all over the globe.
5th Avenue Playa del Carmen – “La Quinta Avenida” to locals – is 22 blocks of high-end retailers, bars, restaurants, local shops, cafes, and much more. 5th Avenue is essentially Playa del Carmen’s Main Street – and it’s always a blast
You won’t believe your eyes! The immersive and interactive artwork at 3D Museum of Wonders is made using high-tech three-dimensional optical illusions that make your eyes pop. You’ll become a part of the art as a daring adventurer facing a lion, a Formula-1 driver going over 100mph or a surfer catching the ultimate wave.