Esthee & Kevin
Things To Do
Cenote
Cenotes are a must when visiting Mexico. They are natural swimming holes filled with crystal blue waters and stalactites resulting from caves that collapsed millions of years ago. The Mayan people believed that cenotes were the crossroads to the underworld and the home of the water gods. There are hundreds of cenotes scattered throughout Mexico. Here are some popular ones: -Cenote Azul -Cenote Jardin del Eden -Cenote Cristalino -Cenote Chac Mool
Chichén-Itzá
Visit a Wonder of the World: Chichén-Itzá. One of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a Mayan archeological site, Chichen Itza, is an Ancient Mayan city that was the most populated city in the Yucatan between 600AD and 1200AD. These ruins are by far the most impressive in the area.
Catamaran
Spend the afternoon on a catamaran. Hours of sun, fun and snorkeling on a catamaran - Tours typically include drinks and snacks. You can also book 2 hour sunset cruises, semi private tours or a full day on a boat!
Xcaret
Xcaret adventure parks offer all the Mexican Riviera experiences you can think of! Activities range from cultural immersion (think live entertainment and archaeological exploration) to unique outdoor activities. The outdoor activities feature white water rafting, ziplining, snorkeling and skuba, underground river exploration, cenote swims, monster truck challenges, and so much more. At these one-of-a-kind Mexico theme parks, you can also enjoy elevated Mexican cuisine, whether breakfast, lunch, or dinner Here are different options Xcaret Xel-Ha Xplor Xplor Fuego Xavage Xenses Xoximilco