Travel Guide Riviera Maya

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Riviera Maya
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Iberostar Hotel & Resort.
1. Riviera Maya.
2. Practical information about The Riviera Maya.
Getting to The Riviera Maya. Weather
conditionas and weather forecast. Agua Cristal.
3. Map of The Riviera Maya.
4. 5. 10 Things you must do when you visit
The Riviera Maya.
6. What to visit in The Riviera Maya.
Northern Beaches. Playa del Secreto.
Playa Paraíso. Punta Bete. Xcalacoco.
7. Punta Maroma. Mayakobá.
Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa.
8. Playa del Carmen. Condohotels.
9. Map of Playa del Carmen.
10. Puerto Aventuras. Map of Puerto Aventuras.
11 Akumal. Map of Akumal.
12. Paamul. Xpu-Há y Kantená Bay. Tankah.
13. Boca Paila & Punta Allen.
14. Ecology and Adventure in the Riviera Maya.
15. Xcaret. Xel-Há.
16. Xplor. Xaman Ha Aviary. Punta Venado.
Kantun-Chi.
17. Río Secreto. Aktun-Chen. Yalku Lagoon.
18. Biosphere Reserve Sian Ka’an.
Community Tours Sian Ka’an.
19. Archaeological Sites in the Riviera Maya.
20. Tulum. Map of Tulum. Kore Tulum.
21. Map of the City of Tulum.
22. Cobá. Map of Cobá.
23. Muyil.
24. Golf in The Riviera Maya.
Playacar Spa & Golf Club. El Manglar Golf Club.
25. Iberostar Playa Paraíso Golf Club.
Gran coral Golf Club Riviera Maya.
Puerto Aventuras Golf Resort. Riviera Maya Golf Club.
26. SPA in the Riviera Maya
27. 28. Diving and Snorkeling
in The Riviera Maya.
29. Diving and Snorkeling in The Riviera Maya.
Atlantis Submarines.
30. Diving and Snorkeling in The Riviera Maya.
Aquaworld.
31. Diving Map of The Riviera Maya.
32. Fishing in The Riviera Maya.
Fishing Seasons in The Riviera Maya.
33. Activities in The Riviera Maya.
34. Nightlife Riviera Maya.
35. Coco Bongo.
36. Shopping in The Riviera Maya.
Luxury Avenue.
37. Romance in The Riviera Maya.
38. Dining in The Riviera Maya.
39. Map of Quintana Roo. Symbols.
40. Table of Distances. AMEVH.
41. HotelDo.
RESERVATION
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Paradise is forever
The Riviera Maya was an important commercial and
religious center of the ancient Mayas during the postClassic period (1000-1550 AD). Then became an important
commercial route when the Spaniards arrived in the 16th
century. The Spanish rule, the wild jungle, pirate raids and
the difficulties to access many areas halted development
in the region for many years. It was not until the decade of
1980’s that the region known as the Cancún-Tulum corridor
gained in popularity. The tourist infrastructure of the area
began improving in the early 1990’s and has been growing
ever since.
This 100-mile long Tourist Corridor known today as
Riviera Maya extends 24 miles from Punta Brava, south of
Puerto Morelos to the fishing village of Punta Allen inside
the Biosphere Reserve of Sian Ka’an. The further south
one travels, the land becomes less developed and more
ancestral Mayan.
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Riviera Maya offers wonderful beaches, turquoise waters
and fine white sand, archeological sites, picturesque little
towns, recreation centers, freshwater lagoons, underwater
caves, cenotes, ecological, and food and lodging options
ranging from rustic cabins to gleaming condos, five-star
hotels, and all inclusive accommodation.
Here you can be seduced by an exquisite culinary tour,
experiencing the regional cuisine prepared with the
inherited Mayan recipes. About the nightlife, Riviera Maya
has an exciting and cosmopolitan options with a wide
variety of bars and nightclubs along the beach.
It is an ideal setting for romance, making it a favorite of
those who want a beach wedding or an unforgettable
honeymoon.
There are various events and festivals held in Riviera Maya
throughout the year, and one of the top annual events in
Playa del Carmen is the Jazz Festival that takes place
during the month of November.
The climate is tropical with near 250 days a year of warm sun
while the average temperature is 75-77ºF approximately.
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
How to get there?
The Cancun International Airport is the main gate of
entrance to Riviera Maya, and it is served by all major
international airlines with direct or non-stop service from
many places around the world. From the airport, there
are several transportation services like shuttles and taxis
providing convenient and safe airport transfers to any
location in the Riviera Maya. In the southeast corner of
Terminal 2 there is a bus service from the airport to Playa
del Carmen. The bus departs every 30 minutes from 5:00
hrs to 1:00 hrs. The trip takes about 50 minutes.
Other option is to get to Cozumel Airport and take a modern
ferry to Playa del Carmen.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Mes
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Jun
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Ago
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Nov
Dic
Anual
Temperatura Promedio (ºC)
23
24
25
26
27
27
27
27
26
24
30
31
24
33
33
32
26
29
33
23
Temperatura Máxima Promedio (ºC)
27
33
31
30
29
31
Temperatura Mínima Promedio (ºC)
17
17
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22
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20
Precipitación Promedio (mm)
67
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76
156
106
130
163
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1,256
13.2
12.6
12
80
Duración del Día (horas)
11.4
11.9
12.4
13
13.5
13.8
13.6
11.5
11.3
12.5
Fuente: Weatherbase
Weather in Riviera Maya
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Map OFRIVIERA
THE Riviera
MAYA Maya
El Cuyo
El Cuyo
Pénjamo
Chiquila
Kantunilkin
Lázaro
Cárdenas
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San
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San
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Cenote
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Tulum Monkey
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Playa Paraíso
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Xplore
Puerto
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Muyil
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Punta Santa
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Punta Allen
Cayo
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Punta
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La
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Punta
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MAR
CARIBE
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10 Things yoU MUst dO WEen you VIsit us
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Swimming by the only
archaeological site located
by the sea...Tulum.
Spend a day of amazement
interacting with Mexican culture
in one of the most spectacular
theme parks in the world Xcaret.
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Propiedad del Fideicomiso de Promoción Turística de la Riviera Maya
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Snorkel in the largest
natural aquarium in the
world Xel-Ha.
Get the perfect suntan in
Akumal silky beaches.
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Explore the mystery
of the Mayan caves in
Aktun Chen.
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Return in time and
discover a Mayan
village.
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Get in touch with one of
the greatest biodiversity in
the world on the Biosphere
Reserve of Sian Ka’an.
Stroll along “La Quinta
Avenida” of Playa del
Carmen and enjoy the
wide variety of bars,
restaurants and shops.
Discover the
underwater world at the
largest coral reef on the
northern hemisphere...
Snorkeling and Diving.
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10
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Relax and
experience a
Mayan treatment
in one of the
multiples Spa’s in
Riviera Maya. See
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What to visit in THE Riviera Maya?
Northern Beaches
The Caribbean Paradise
Map
THE SECRET BEACH
Wide strip of white sand with crystalline Caribbean waters considered one of
the most beautiful beaches in the Riviera Maya. This beach is isolated from the
bustle, a perfect place to relax and enjoy a sunny day. The beach has green
infrastructure with solar and wind energy. There are only a dozen luxury homes,
a hostel and a resort. The kind of accommodation on this beach is the camping,
cabins or bungalows. The road to Playa del Secreto passes through spectacular
mangroves, a unique habitat for various birds and tropical wildlife. This beautiful
place is the favorite for the spawning of sea turtles and crabs nesting. In this
heavenly place you can swim, snorkel, long walks and gathering shells. It is
separated from El Paraíso Beach by a narrow three miles stretch.
PARADISE BEACH
It is an spectacular white sandy paradise with turquoise blue waters, coconut
tree plantations and an extraordinary coral reef just 54 yd.(50m) from the beach,
one of the most recommended places to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of
the Caribbean Sea. Along the extensive corridor of 3 miles (5 kms) wide that
separates Playa Paraiso and Playa del Secreto, you can find countless crabs
and hopefully even a turtle spawning. There are several luxury all-inclusive
resorts like the Iberostar, but there are also, budget bungalow accommodation.
Also in the area there are two golf courses.
Punta Bete
This is another excellent option for sun and sea seekers with the striking
contrast of turquoise sea, green palms and white sand. The beach is dotted with
bungalows, thatch-roof restaurants and a nice luxurious jungle-beach resort,
backing into dense jungle. This is a good place for camping and snorkeling. In
addition to its beautiful scenery, you can visit a small archaeological ruin on the
beach.
Xcalacoco
Its name means “Twin Coconuts “ in Mayan. It is located next to Punta Bete
and only one kilometer from Playa del Carmen. It’s a nice place to camp and
seaside restaurants with fresh fish, rustic accommodation and and more highend choices, as well as the Grand Coral Golf Club. There are some remnants
of the Mayan culture, since this was a commercial port during the pre-Hispanic
period. It is a lonely and secluded beach perfect for romance.
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RESERVATION
En la privacidad de este pequeño paraíso localizado en un exclusivo y lujoso
refugio entre la jungla y una de las mejores playas del mundo, se encuentra
situado Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa.
Disfrute de las 63 acogedoras habitaciones, una exquisita muestra
gastronómica y relajantes tratamientos mayas que ofrece Kinan Spa, el
mejor de México y Latinoamérica por Condé Nast Traveler
Carretera Cancún Tulum Km 51, Riviera Maya, Solidaridad, Quintana Roo, CP 77710, México
01-800-627-6621 (998)-872-8200 BELMOND.COM [email protected]
Punta Maroma
It is a beautiful and quiet white sand beach, rated by Travel Channel as one of
the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world. Its crystal clear waters are fed from
an underground river that creates a unique ecosystem in the area. It has a small
marina where you can rent tours to enjoy a wide variety of activities. A string of
resorts has taken advantage of its enviable position. Across the river is Punta
Bete.
Mayakobá
Located on over 500 acres of mangrove forest and jungle, this place contains a
combination of deluxe hotels (AAA Five Diamond properties), residences, and
an 18-hole Greg Norman designed golf course, along with a beautiful Caribbean
beachfront.
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RESERVATION
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Welcome to a Mayan experience
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Quaint Boutique Condo Hotel in Playa del Carmen
Superior Quality
Not just any Playa hotel
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Playa del Carmen
Map
Multicultural y cosmopolita
A once small town, Playa del Carmen has become a tourist
development, but it has kept the essence of a warm small
town feeling that offers smaller lodgings with personalized
service. There is a ferry that travels from the pier to Cozumel.
The prime beachefront offers quiet surf, and dozens of
beach clubs and bars. Quinta Avenida (“Fifth Avenue”) is
Playa del main drag, and provides an abundance of options
for shopping, dining and entertainment. This pedestrianonly strip is just a short walk to the beach and stretches
over twenty city blocks. Here you can find everything from
diamonds to colorful crafts. The place is blessed with miles
of unspoiled beaches and offshore with the second longest
coral reef in the world. South of the main dock is Playacar,
a self-contained resort boasting luxury hotels, condos,
and an 18-hole golf course. It is the ideal place for walks,
jogging or cycling among Mayan relics, small temples and
cenotes.
Playa del Carmen is the ideal starting point for discovering
the wonders of the magnificent Riviera Maya, its geographic
location let you visit the archaeological sites of the Mayan
culture, explore the natural reserves, and practice all kinds
of water sports.
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Puerto Aventuras
Map
Luxury and Confort
With white sand beaches and three beautiful bays, Fátima,
Chan Yu Yum y Chac Hal Al, offers numerous attractions.
Facing the beach, in the middle of the bay, is an island that
serves as a nocturnal sanctuary for thousands of birds. It is
master-planned to preserve the natural beauty. Puerto has
water channels, a quay and a “malecon”. There is also a
beach club, spa, hotels, condos, dolphin facility, an 18-hole
golf course, tennis club, and a shopping mall.
The marina in Puerto Aventuras offers full-service repair
and boarding operation, private shops, and from here you
can rent boats for deep-sea fishing or simply to cruise the
Caribbean Sea’s tranquil waters; there are regatta races at
the Marina during the months of May and June.
It is another ideal place for diving, snorkeling, fishing, and
sailing. Beside in the marina there are dolphins and sea
lions shows.
Buying in Puerto Aventuras is fun and easy, and you can find
jewelry stores, clothing, crafts and all kinds of souvenirs.
They are located just opposite to the small island.
A Playa Del
Carmen,
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Puerto Aventuras
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Bahía
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Índex
Akumal
A Playa Del
Carmen,
Xcaret
A divers heaven
Akumal
Norte
Laguna
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Grouper
Canyons
Laguna
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Dick’s
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Plaza
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Bahía de
Akumal
La
Tortuga
Las Redes
Lobster
Condos
Tzimin-Ha
Akumal
Sur
Once a part of a large coconut plantation, this is a real
paradise. In Mayan, Akumal means “Place of the Turtles”,
since this stretch of coast is a nesting ground for thousands
of turtles every year. Beside, Centro Ecológico Akumal
(Ecological Center in Akumal) has been working to study
the coastal and marine ecosystems and their biodiversity,
including of course the turtles.
Akumal Bay is known for its crystal clear waters sheltered by
an offshore reef, a real paradise for swimming, snorkeling,
diving or fishing.
Akumal offers excellent hotel accommodations and
restaurants, together with an ecological park, the Ukana I
and the Yaku lagoon, a protected snorkeling lagoon. More
than 200 entrances to subterranean caves, with depths of
up to 150 meters, make it a gathering place for divers from
around the world. It is a place for people who love water
sports.
There are restaurants, bars and a variety of lodging, from
cozy inns and villas to modern condominiums and excellent
hotels.
Some of the interesting places in the Akumal area are: the
Yal-kú Lagoon, ideal for snorkeling, and the Half Moon
Bay, an idyllic arc of white sand with villas, private homes,
beachfront restaurants, and small hotels, here you can
snorkel among turtles.
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Trigger Fish
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Paamul
A snorkel paradise
It is a small romantic bay located very close to a magnificent reef. This is an
ideal place to spend a quiet and relaxed moment. It is a nice spot for camping
but there is also a small hotel, few private homes, a restaurant and dive shops.
The diving and snorkeling here are exceptional.
Paamul is also known for being one of the beaches where turtles come to nest
during the summer nights.
Xpu-Há y Kantená Bay
Tranquility Palm Cove
Xpu-Há is a beautiful stretch of white powdery sand and limestone inlets. There
are important resorts in this area and a restaurant.
Just south of Xpu-Há is Kantenáh, a long palm-lined beach. This is a great place
to snorkel. Here you can relax in a hammock under a palapa. There are some
all-inclusive resorts in the area.
Tankah
Selva y Aventura
Locate south of Xel-Há this is a wonderful beach note for several things like its
marvelous seaside cenote, considered one of the deepest in the region, this
is one of a kind snorkel place. There is a restaurant famous for its delicious
barbecue. Enjoy a one of a kind park with zipline over a gorgeous cenote where
you can kayak and swim.
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Boca paila y Punta allen
Untouched Nature
Boca Paila and Punta Allen are located on a small peninsula
in the Biosphere Reserve of Sian Ka’an comprising an area
of 1.6 million-acre.
They are the ideal place for those who prefer to be in
contact with nature at its most unspoiled. Here you can
admire colonies of herons, crocodiles and manatees and a
wide variety of flora.
Punta Allen is a small fishing village in the middle of a
jungle landscape. The coastline is pristine, scattered with
fishing boats that transport the eager sports fishermen
to the famous Flats of Ascension Bay. The place offers
ecological rustic cabins and access to electricity only a few
hours a day. That is why it is the perfect place to enjoy the
starry nights.
Boca Paila is also a place to enjoy nature. In order to get to
the crystal clear waters and the whitish sand you will have
to follow some paths that will lead you to the coastline.
Along the trip, you can be amazed by the biodiversity
that are really appealing to the eyes for its exoticism and
uniqueness. There are fishing camps that offer their visitors
the most basic services. This area is renowned as one of
the world’s hot spots for ocean fly fishing.
In Punta Allen you can take boat tour over the lagoons,
habitat of manatees, dolphins, turtles, multi-colored birds
and crocodiles. And at the end of the tour enjoy a delicious
lobster, the local speciality.
Punta Allen is the ideal place
for ecotourism, there are
various outdoor activities
such as Fly Fishing, Bird
Watching, flora and fauna
observation, boat rides and
delicious regional dishes,
some of them prepared with
fresh lobster.
Map
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Índex
Ecology and Adventure in THE Riviera Maya
Embedded between deep jungle and the sea
Riviera
Maya
offers
enriching
experiences for all its visitors, since
the destination combines all the
different elements for all kind of
adventures. It is a land blessed with
an amazing geography. Inland are
dense jungles, magnificently varied
wildlife, and stunning ancient Mayan
ruins, and along the coast runs the
world’s second largest coral reef, the
Great Maya Reef.
There are family and kid-friendly
activities, for those looking for nothing
but relax and enjoy nature, or for those
seeking high adrenalin adventures.
The best eco and adventure parks
are in Riviera Maya. The parks
offer hundreds of activities such as
underground river systems, zip lines,
swimming with dolphins, snorkeling,
and diving, among others.
In addition, the Biosphere Reserve
Sian Ka’an is a true paradise for lovers
of ecotourism.
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By 2008, the Quintana Roo
Speleological Survey (QRSS)
reported more than 430 miles of
flooded cave passages within the
limits of the Riviera Maya including
the two longest underwater cave
systems in the world of Sac Actun
and Ox Bel Ha.
Among the species you may find
in the cave, we can mention:
Bahalana Mayana, a small isopod
(10 mm in length), find in the
Temple of Doom Cave and in the
Carwash Cave; the Creaseriella
Anops, another isopod (22 mm
in length), a common resident to
most caves of the area; and the
Stygiomysis Cokei, up to 21 mm in
length, usually find in rocks, walls
and the ceiling.
Índex
Map
Xcaret
Xcaret is a Paradise where the mayan jungle and the mexican culture combine
in more tan 40 exciting attractions. It’s an eco-archaeological park at the edge
of the sea, with subterranean rivers with transparent waters that run through
caves and canals
There is an inlet, beaches and natural wells, cultural exhibitions like the Mexican
Equestrian Show and the Mayan Ball Game, and natural exhibitions like the
Jaguar Island, the Coral Reef Aquarium, and the Butterfly Farm
Here you will witness cultural expressions part of the UNESCO Immaterial
Cultural Heritage,
like the Papantla
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F ly e rs
Rit u a l
Ce re mo n y, t h e
Pirekua traditional
chant, the flavors
of the Mexican
Gastronomy, and
the Mariachi.
A t n ig h t , X c a re t
Me x ic o
Espectacular
lights up the
park: a show with
more than 300 actors on stage with original costumes in a majestic scenario
surrounded by light and color, showing traditional dances and ensembles. Apart
from the mentioned attractives, there are activities available at an additional
cost like swimming with sharks, stingrays, dolphins and more.
Xcaret preserves also more than 500 mayan residential structures and 60
temples, located through the park amidst the forest. Opening hours: Monday
through Friday from 7:00 to 21:00 hrs, Saturdays and Sundays from 7:00 to
20:00 hrs.
Map
Xel-Ha
Amazing inlet considered the largest natural aquarium in the world. You can
rent snorkel equipment and life vests to explore the water environments in this
natural marvel. It is a space to perform water activities, free and at an additional
cost like swimming with dolphins or stingrays, encounter with manatees, snuba
(a combination of snorkel and diving) or Sea Trek (underwater walk.
You can explore the jungle through the Path of Conscience, or enjoy like a child
jumping safely from the Cliff of Courage, five meters above the water, balance
walking over the inlet on two swinging ropes and slide down a zip-line hammock.
Another attraction is Zip Bike, a bike that moves forth suspended from a wire
through the jungle: a 1,640 feet tour of around 30 minutes in duration.
There is a spa for those who seek purification, liberation and wellness, harmony
and total renovation, completed by the chance to experience the late tradition
of the Temazcal, used in prehispanic times to cleanse body, mind and soul in
mayan sauna-like baths
Xel-Ha offers an enormous array of activities but also unique spaces to simply
relax and enjoy nature. You can also visit the archaeologic site that was one of
the main commercial ports in the late postclassic era of the mayans. The park
features many stores and many all-inclusive buffet options with your entrance
fee. Opening hours from 8:30 to 19:00 hrs
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Índex
Xplor
Xplor Park opens its doors on July 2009. Neighbour to Xcaret Park, located just
5 minutes away from Playa del Carmen and 45 minutes away from Cancun, it
extends through more than 145 acres, 20 of which are located underground
All explorers will be able to enjoy four incredible activities: ziplines, amphibious
vehicles, rafts and underground river swimming, all of them related to adventure
and nature, enjoyed in a natural environment in the outdoors. Also, to delight
the adventures, an unlimited bar of healthy shakes and natural fruit juices can
be enjoyed through different points in the park, along with a healthy buffet at the
“Troglodite” restaurant.
For the adrenaline lovers, Xplor offers a new experience that lets you enjoy
the dusk and the night: Xplor Fuego gets together two worlds in a nocturnal
version of Xplor, that invites you to discover new thrills with additional elements
like torches, fireflies, and stars that illuminate caves, roads and brodges. Xplor
features the most strict safety procedures, guaranteeing the well-being and
enjoyment of its visitors, even performing the most intense activities. A unique
environment with unique activities. Opening hours from 9:00 to 17:00 hrs
Xaman-Há Aviary
A sanctuary located in Playa del Carmen, with more than 200 birds of 45
different species. The park has more than four acres of tropical jungle where
you can enjoy the flora and fauna of the region. If you enjoy photography and
love nature, a day trip to the aviary bird sanctuary can be a great addition to
vacation activities. Schedule: Daily from 9:00 to 17:00 hrs.
Punta Venado
This Eco Park is 2060 acres of jungle and 3.72 miles of beautiful beaches. With
a traditional Mexican Hacienda surrounded by typical palapa style constructions
of the region simulating a traditional Mayan Village. The park offers several
adventures to enjoy nature. If you are looking for mountain biking, ATV,
Snorkeling, Kite-surfing, Waverunners and Horseback riding options this is the
right place. Schedule: Every day from 9:00 to 17:00 hrs.
Kantun-Chi
Its name means “yellow stone mouth” in Mayan. An ecopark where you can
swim in wonderful fresh water cenotes and explore an underground cavern.
You can also enjoy all the flora and fauna surrounding these magnificent caves
and cenotes. Schedule: Daily from 9:00 to 17:00 hrs.
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Río Secreto
It is a protected nature reserve that includes not only the underground system,
but also the surrounding jungle, so you can enjoy an excellent ecotour. The
underground river is adorned with thousands of amazing formations like
stalactites and stalagmites. It has been considered as one of the most beautiful
and interesting caves around the world. A journey through Río Secreto is surreal,
mystical and memorable.
Rio Secreto offers a friendly and easy way to experience diving in caves. The
place has become an example of sustainable tourism worldwide. The size of
tour groups is limited in order to minimize impact on the cave.
Inside the cave you can see some endemic species such as: the white queen or
Sak kay, small blind fish, the blind eel, the blind shrimp and the blind cochineal.
Schedule: Daily 9:00, 10:00, 12:00, 13:00 and 14:00 hrs.
Aktun-Chen
The park has an area of 988 acres of unexplored rainforest and three caves
with a “cenote”. The main cave is now suitable for an easy walking tour, which
has been enhanced with indirect lighting for a better view and enjoyment. The
natural park offers a guided walk through 600-meter (0.4 mile) dry cave, and
during the tour the guide gives an interesting explanation of the origin of the
cave system in the Yucatan Peninsula. After the underground tour, you’ll have
a chance to swim and snorkel in the crystalline waters of the sacred cenote, a
mystical experience. The National Geographic Society has included Aktun Chen
on the list of the Top 10 Best and Most Impressive Underground Walkways in
the World. You can also fly over a kilometer (0.62 mile) through 10 zip lines
and two suspension bridges; contemplate the lush tropical jungle. It features a
restaurant. Schedule: Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 16:30 hrs.
Yal-ku Lagoon
It is located very close to Akumal and its name means “Nest of Animals” in
Mayan.
The gorgeous inlet is a popular spot for snorkeling in protected waters. Yalku is fed by both natural ground water and seawater, which flows in from the
Caribbean. Its crystal clear waters allow you to see the various rock formations
that are submerged, the habitat of exotic marine life and colorful fish, a
fascinating underground landscape. The most common species are: starfish,
sea urchins, damsels, sergeants, hamlets, parrotfish, blue tangs and queen
triggerfish. Ocean currents are barely noticeable and the depth of the creek
varies between 1 and 5 meters.
Bird watchers will be delighted in the area, which is abundant with various
tropical species, among which are: herons, cranes, pelicans, gulls and egrets.
It is a magical place with the typical Caribbean atmosphere.
It is a magical place with the Caribbean atmosphere.
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Biosphere Reserve Sian Ka’an
This reserve is one of Mexico’s largest
protected areas with 1.6 million-acre
of intricately linked marine, coastal
and terrestrial ecosystems, along with
120 kilometers of marine area with a
valuable part of the Mesoamerican
Barrier Reef and seagrass beds in
the shallow bays. The diversity of
life in Sian Ka’an is exceptional; it
has tropical rainforest, mangroves,
petenes, wetlands, savannah and sea.
A geological, biological and cultural
particularity are the “Cenotes”, deep
natural sinkholes harboring fascinating
life forms, many of them endemic.
It has been found over 850 vascular
plants, including 120 woody species,
375 bird species and 115 species
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of mammals, 90 species
of native bees, 47 species
of dragonflies, 74 species
of beetles, 276 species of
crustaceans, 310 species
of mosquitoes, 318 species
of butterflies and 1,048
species of flora. With some
84 recorded species of reef-building
coral the portion of the Mesoamerican
Reef within the property is one of the
richest in Mexico. Here it is easy to find
shark, shad, parrotfish, butterfly fish,
barracuda, grouper, and moray eels,
among others. Its beaches are
important breeding areas for green,
loggerhead, hawksbill, and
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the reserve. There are tours for bird
watching, sport fishing or fly fishing,
kayak, hiking, snorkeling, floating
on
mangrove-surrounded
rivers
archaeological sites, floating on old
channels surrounded by mangrove,
boat rides on lagoons; you can also
visit the Mayan ruins, or discover how
chewing gum is made. All tours are
careful not to have an impact on the
fragile ecosystem of the reserve.
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Archaeological Sites in the Riviera Maya
An ancient culture that persists in the
heart and hospitality of its people
This beautiful destination offers not only beaches and
nature, but also offers something for history enthusiasts
with archeological sites and many important traces of the
Mayan culture.
There are important sites such as Tulum and Coba, but
there are archaeological remains in the middle of Playa del
Carmen, Xel-Ha, Xcaret and more than 20 archaeological
sites within the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, including
Muyil.
Tulúm, a magnificent Maya site, may formerly have been
known also by the name Zama, meaning City of Dawn
because it faces the sunrise. Today’s name Tulum means
fence or wall.
Nohoch Mul pyramid at Coba is higher than the pyramids
in Chichen Itza and Uxmal. It is 148 feet high.
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Tulúm offers a series of bohemian hotels located from
the south of the archeological site to the entrance of Sian
Ka´an Natural Reserve. These hotels blend into the natural
surroundings and even use solar energy systems. They
give a unique experience of peace and tranquility; in fact
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many of them have the services of meditation, yoga,
temazcal, and massages.
This site was formerly known by the name Zama, meaning
City of Dawn because it faces the sunrise. It was a
ceremonial center, but also an important trade hub. The
name Tulum means “Wall” or “Palisade”, and refers to the
walls surrounding the site, but it was used in recent times
when the place was in ruins.
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The archeological site is composed of 60 structures, most
of which date from the 12th to the 15th Centuries. Tulúm
was a walled fortress and is the only Mayan city built on the
coast. Among the most important buildings are: El Castillo
(The Castle), The Temple of the Descending God, and
The Temple of the Frescoes, used as an observatory with
interesting murals.
The archaeological site offers night tours with special
lighting and audio guides that last about 45 minutes.
Schedule: Every day from 8:00 to 17:00 hrs.
After exploring Mayan ruins, you can swim and relax on
the beautiful white sand beach that lies at the foot of the
archaeological site and visit the craft market.
Tulum is located within a National Park with an area of 664
ha. The park has a wide variety of environments such as
mangroves, beaches and several interesting cenotes as:
Maya Blue, Naharon, Temple of Doom, Tortuga, Vacaha,
Grand Cenote, Abejas, Nohoch Kiin and Carwash.
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The name Coba means “ash grey water”, since it lies
between two lakes, and as with many other sites, the name
was probably not its earlier designation. It has a network
of 45 elevated stone and plaster roads radiate from the
central site to various smaller sites near and far, known
as sacbes. Archaeologists estimate that there are 6,500
structures in the area.
No doubt this is the most important settlement of
northeastern Yucatan Peninsula, only comparable in size
and importance to Chichén Itzá, his rival and enemy along
much of its pre-Hispanic history. The city flourished from
600 to 900 AD, in the classical period.
Much of the site is still unearthed, giving visitors an
eerie “Indiana Jones” experience. It has more sacbe
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(wide limestone-paved ancient roads) than any site yet
discovered.
Among the most important groups are: Coba, consisting of
residential complexes, the most notably structure is known
as “The Church “, a 25 meter high pyramid. The sacbé 9,
the widest on the site, leads to the group of Macanxoc, a
ceremonial complex where you can visit a collection of 8
carved stelae, altars and sanctuaries; Nohoch Mul with a 42
meters tall (138 feet) pyramid, the highest Mayan structure
in the Yucatan peninsula, at the top of the pyramid there
are fantastic views of jungle and surrounding lagoons. And
the Group of Paintings, a large number of stelea (large
stone slabs with drawings and glyphs that document major
events and historical facts) protected by thatched roofs
structures.
The buildings at Coba are somewhat spread out, so you
can rent inexpensive bicycle, there are even bikes for kids.
They also have bicycle taxis for hire. The archaeological
site includes a parking lot and the services of local guides
located at the entrance of the site. Schedule: Daily from
8:00 to 18:00 hrs.
There are several cenotes in the area. Choo Ha, with
interesting formations Tankach Ha, 35 meters deep, and
Ha Multun.
The small village of Cobá is colorful and has some small
hotels, rustic palapas and restaurants offering typical
dishes of the region. Some 8 miles north is Punta Laguna,
a large inland lake famous for the abundance of spider
monkeys of the area.
You can combine the tour to Coba with the opportunity to
discover and interact with local Mayan communities living
in the deep inside the forest.
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Muyil
This was one of the earliest and longest inhabited ancient
Maya sites in the region. It dates from the late preclassic
era, and it was inhabited until the arrival of the Spaniards.
Because of the proximity to Muyil lagoon the city is thought
to have been an important stop in the Maya’s maritime
trade route along the coast.
It is located approximately 20 minutes south of Tulum, near
the edge of a deep-blue lagoon with a lookout where you
can have a panoramic view of the lagoon and its connection
to the Caribbean Sea.
Muyil is the most notable of the pre-Hispanic settlements
of the Sian Ka’an Reserve. Here you can admire not only
the ancient temples but also can enjoy a unique natural
environment.
The archaeological site is divided into Group A and Group B.
The first one is considerably extensive and it is conformed
by religious and public buildings, platforms, vestiges of
housing areas, and a 500-meter long sacbé, extended from
the city to the mangrove swamp. In the Group B you will
find pyramidal foundations and low platforms. The most
notable structure is the remains of the 17-meter (56-foot)
Castillo, with architectural features similar to those found
in Petén. Also striking is the small building called Structure
7H3, a double temple with a with a small room, used for
ceremonial purposes built over 750 years ago, and in the
walls there is still evidence of stucco and wall paintings
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with colors like red, black and the characteristic Maya blue.
Other important feature is the Temple 8 or Pink Palace, a
rectangular building where you can still see evidence of
the stucco the Mayans used to cover and decorate their
buildings. Schedule: Every day from 8:00 to 17:00 hrs.
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Golf in THE Riviera Maya
Surroundings designed by the gods of the game between jungle, lagoons, cenotes
and Mayan ruins.
The topography of Riviera Maya offers a beautiful variety of settings for playing Golf. There are luxury hotels with top-level
golf courses designed by J. Nicklaus, P. Dye, and G. Norman, among others. There is a golf course to suit every taste
and skill level, with magnificent views of the surrounding scenery.
Playacar Spa & Golf Club
El Manglar Golf Course
This 18 holes par 72 golf course is located in the best area
of Playa del Carmen. The golf club was designed by Robert
von Hagge and is considered the most challenging Golf
Course in the Riviera Maya. Mayan ruins, exotic wildlife,
numerous lakes and lush vegetation surround the course,
which contrast the exquisite turquoise blue of the sea.
Services and facilities include rental clubs, a Pro Shop
with a great variety of brands and products, a practice
range, putting and chipping greens, lockers, showers, club
storage, lessons and merchandise. The clubhouse also
includes outdoor terraces, a beauty saloon, fully equipped
fitness center, and a modern full-service spa. In addition
there is a casual restaurant “The19th Hole” a traditional
Mayan structure with a large palapa covered banquet area
featuring American and Mexican cuisine.
An 18-hole par 54 golf course was design by the Nicklaus
Design firm, which creates an unprecedented challenge
with real obstacles and an extraordinary landscape. It
combines pearly white sand traps, natural stone around
its two lakes, an intense color in its greens and waste
areas, this golf course is truly a delight for golf enthusiasts.
Hole 7, often called the Donna green, is characterized by
three traps, one on each side and one more trap right in
the middle of the green complicating the desired par, and
making it a truly unique hole. The course feature a driving
range and a putting green, rental Clubs, and a Pro Shop
with the most exclusive golfing equipment available.
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Iberostar Playa Paraíso Golf Club
El Camaleón Mayakobá
This 18-hole, par 72 golf course was designed by P.B. Dye
and includes part of a Mayan jungle, as well as unexpected
changes to the terrain. The course has been included in
Robb Report’s “Best of the Best” issue. Narrow fairways,
undulating greens and deep sand traps will challenge you
in a dynamic game from start to end. The course is playable
for everyone. An additional advantage of the Iberostar Playa
Paraíso Golf Club is that all-inclusive concept; green fee
includes the golf cart, range balls, all food and beverages,
as well as your souvenir yardage book and all taxes. It
features the first practice area illuminated region. The store
has an assortment and variety of seasonal clothing and
golf accessories to the highest quality.
This 18-holes Par 72 golf course was design by Greg
Norman. Winding under a forest canopy and through the
tropical landscape, the golf course is unique, not just to
Mexico but to the entire world of golf. It features obstacles
such as an underground cavern, thick mangroves, crystalclear lagoons, and flourishing jungle surroundings, holes
bordering a large limestone canal that runs throughout the
course and two holes within a few feet of the Caribbean
Sea. El Camaleón golf course made golf history when it
became the first PGA TOUR event to ever be contested
outside of the United States and Canada in February
2007. It has driving range, putting and pitching greens;
and a clubhouse with restaurant, shower/locker facilities,
and Golf Shop. The course also features the first and only,
state-of-the-art Jim McLean Golf School in Mexico with the
latest technology in golf analysis computer software as
well as highly personalized instruction programs.
Gran Coral Golf Course Riviera Maya
The 18 holes par 71 course was designed by the legendary
Nick Price, and according to this champion “It’s the most
golfer friendly creation”.
This cutting-edge field of Golf preserves the ecological
environment. The 8 lakes and 71 traps will be a worthy
obstacle to overcome. Grand Coral Riviera Maya has one
of the most modern Clubhouses in the region, with a full
service Golf Shop, snack bar, spa, gymnasium, swimming
pool, locker room and shower facilities.
Puerto Aventuras Golf Resort
This beautiful 9-hole, 36 par golf course was designed by
Thomas Leman. The
Puerto Aventuras Golf course is an exciting and challenging
course.
During any given round, golfers are likely to encounter deer,
iguanas, and any number of different species of tropical
birds. Its fairways lined by lush tropical jungle vegetation
and are covered by a smooth carpet of Bermuda Grass
and surrounded by Palm trees, bugambilias in full bloom,
tropical ficus and lush vegetation. The facilities include,
rental clubs, ProShop, putting green, rental carts, and
synthetic grass tennis courts.
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Riviera Maya Golf Club
This golf club is an impressive piece of architecture
where the renowned designer Robert Trent Jones II,
has generated a dramatic synergy of golf 27 holes with
magnificent Mayan jungle, natural lakes and cenotes in
the undulating landscape of the Riviera Maya. In 2011,
Top Ten Golf & Spa Magazine chose this golf course as
the number 3rd best golf course in Mexico. Riviera Maya
Golf Club has been built considering every level of golfer,
every style of Golf, with challenging obstacles in the form
of lakes and natural water holes, and a large variety of
bunkers styles. This huge golf club features a practice area
with two driving range tees, a chipping area with a bunker,
and a large putting green. It has a clubhouse with amazing
facilities: two specialty restaurants, a pool bar, a sports bar,
spa facilities, a gym, and two tennis courts. It also has a
well-stocked golf store where you can also hire equipment
and clothing, as well as a golf school with highly qualified
teaching level.
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SPA in the Riviera Maya
Holistic experiences with ancient healing therapies
The world’s luxury destination spas are the ultimate in
stress-free vacationing, and the Riviera Maya offer the
best facilities in the country. In several locations you can
find the best of the best in Spa services.
The Spas located in Riviera Maya offer a unique
combination of pleasure, wellness and Mayan traditions
with the ancient wisdom on natural ingredients. This is
an unparalleled travel experience, a mystical spa journey
reminiscent of the textures, colors and scents of the ancient
Mayan culture.
Featured treatments include the latest in aromatherapy,
hydrotherapy, and physiotherapy all performed with
traditional organic methods. The different Spas treatments
offer powerful combinations of natural marine elements
joined with native, aromatic herbs, candles and hot smooth
stones, either for aesthetic treatments or for relaxing
massages.
At the end of your Riviera Maya spa journey, tension and
stress will have melted away and inner peace reached. The
Spa’s menu includes massage therapies for men, women
and couples, body treatments and wraps, facials, and
Jacuzzi relaxation. You can enjoy all these treatments in a
modern and luxurious spa, by the seashore, or surrounded
by the lush jungle, in any case you will be transported to a
world of wellbeing.
Additionally, the Riviera Maya offers the unique experience
of Temazcal, a ritualistic treatment that weaves together
ancient traditions to leave an overall feeling of cleanliness,
calm and inner peace. This treatment uses the ancient
herbs and the power of the elements: water, fire, air and
earth. The temazcal is usually constructed from volcanic
rock and cement and is usually a circular dome, is
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symbolic of Mother Nature’s womb. To produce the heat,
volcanic stones are placed in a pit located in the center.
The entrance is sealed to prevent the escape of steam and
temperature. There are individual or group sessions. In the
shadows, guide poured water with herbs on red-hot stones
and steam begins to fill the room, to purify the body and
spirit. The session ends with a refreshing dip to balance
your body temperature.
There are other treatments that involve elements of ancient
cultures such as the copal, which will assist you purifying
your energy, followed by a balancing feet massage to
induce a deep state of relaxation, finally a therapeutic
massage with the healing effects of the copal mud or soya
oil.
In the Riviera Maya, you can find almost half of the top 25
spas in the country.
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Diving & Snorkeling in the Riviera Maya
The Riviera Maya provides divers with a world of underwater
options. With the second largest reef in the world along
its coastline, is an underwater paradise. Beside the
destination offers caves, sinkholes (cenotes) and a vast
network of underground rivers to explore.
There are facilities, instructors and equipment rentals at
Playa del Carmen, Xcaret, Paamul, Puerto Aventuras,
Xpu-Ha, Kantenah, Chemuyil Xcacel and Akumal, known
as a diver’s paradise. The coastal waters of Riviera Maya
offer many different experiences.
Cerebros (Brains), properly named after the abundant
brain corals in the area. This is a shallow dive that bottoms
out at 35ft/12m in sand. There is almost no current and the
visibility ranges from 4070ft (15m – 20m). This
is home to many
lobsters,
crabs,
moray eels, and
scorpionfish.
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Arcos
(The arches),
is the deepest
dive out of
Playa. It’s a
wall dive with
the top of the
wall starting at 75ft
(24m) and bottoms
out in sand at 110ft (33m).
The site has two beautiful
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arches. The average
visibility is around
100ft (30m). The
depths along with
the currents make
this one of our
most advanced
dives.
Pared Verde
(Green Wall),
spectacular coral
formations full of
marine life. The top
of the wall starts at 75ft
(24m) and bottoms out in
sand at 100ft (30m). The current
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visibility is 100ft (30m). There is
a chimney style swim thru towards the end of the dive.
Here you can see turtles, stingrays, barracudas, and large
moray eels.
Moc-Che Deep is a continuous wall dive that starts in
65ft (20m) and bottoms out in sand at 100ft (30m). There
is a light to moderate current present with an average
visibility of 100ft (30m). During the winter, bull sharks can
sometimes be seen.
Moc-Che Shallow is a winding reef that gently slopes down
to sand. There are numerous coral formations. The top of
the reef is in 25ft (8m) and bottoms out in sand at 40ft
(14m). There is a light to moderate current with an average
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visibility of 70ft (20m). The
highlight of the dive is a
beautiful arch covered
in coral, home to a
large green moray
eel.
Jardines
(Gard e n s ), t h is
is a reef plenty
of color and sea
life . A s h a llo w
dive takes us to a
maximum of 70ft (20m)
with an average visibility
of 70ft (20m).
It is easy to spot moray
eels, lobsters and in some months you can find nurse
sharks. It is a good place for beginners.
Chunzumbul is a garden like reef with a depth of 35ft (12m).
There is little or no current with an average visibility of 70ft
(20m). Here you can find small rays, arrow crabs, pipefish,
flounders, schools of snappers, grunts, and porkfish. This
is a nice place for beginners.
Sabalos (Tarpon), a finger reef that has ledges and
overhangs. The depths range from 20-50ft (6m-14m) and
the average visibility is around 70ft (20m). There can be
moderate to strong currents here. Sometimes a large
school of tarpon and large rays can be seen towards the
end of the dive.
Barracuda, is named after the large barracudas that can be
seen in this reef. This site is a set of finger reefs with lots
of ledges and overhangs to explore. There is moderate to
strong current here with visibility around 70ft (20m). The
depths range from 20-50ft (6m-14m). There are large
schools of fish around all the ledges as well as large
morays, lobsters, king crabs, pipefish and seahorses.
Tortugas (Turtles), is a gently sloping reef where you
can find Hawksbills, Loggerheads, and Green sea turtles
feeding. The reef starts in 60ft (18m) and fade out into
sand at 120ft (40m). There is always a light to moderate
current and the average visibility is 100ft (30m). Some of
the sightings here include, bull and hammerhead sharks,
manta and spotted eagle rays, and in some rare cases
whale sharks.
Mama Viña, you will find a shrimp
boat intentionally sunk covered
with reef; due to its depth
90ft (28m) and strong
currents; this is a dive
for experienced divers
only. The scenery here
is dramatic, and with an
average of 100ft/30m
visibility, makes for great
underwater photography.
Islote, is a slope dive with
fantastic visibility ranging
from 100-130ft (30-40m). There
is a light current, a good place for
underwater photography. The top of the slop is in 70ft
(20m) and slopes steeply to 110ft (33m). The reef is home
to lobsters, turtles, large king crabs, nurse sharks, large
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can be seen here.
Punta Venado (Deer Point) this dive site
reach a maximum of 70ft (20m) with a
light current, the reef has a visibility of
80-100ft (27-30m). Here you can find
large morays, lobsters, nurse sharks, and
turtles.
Cañones, a beautiful 30m dive takes us
along amazing coral canyons with rich
marine life.
Meros (Groupers), the depths range from
49-82ft (15-25m), it is a great place to find
large groupers and often boasts schools
of jacks and colorful fish.
Cuevitas (small caves), this dive site is full
of swim-trough’s and overhangs covered
with colorful corals; a
shallow dive takes us
to a maximum of
15m is perfect
for beginners,
turtles
and large
barracudas
are often
seen here.
Escuelitas,
2large
patches of coral
surrounded by
schools of tropical
fish, not reaching a depth
beyond 10m with good visibility, another
excellent choice for beginners.
El Dorado, deep canyons of this dive
site reach a maximum of 38m, but is
generally dived to 30m; home to a wide
variety of corals and sponges; you can
see barracudas, rays, large moray eels
and nurse sharks.
Cuernos de Alce (Deer Antlers), boasts
a large number of huge antler shaped
corals, the habitat of many schools of
fish; this dive site reach a maximum of
75ft (25m).
Sirenis, this dive site reach up to 58m;
during the winter you can see
hammerhead sharks, although the current tends to be
strong, you can also make dive between 91-111ft (2834m). Here you can expect to see very large schools of
barracudas and turtles.
Bubblemaker, here even the little ones can join in on the
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diving fun; from eight years of age your kids can enjoy,
under the supervision of an instructor, a dive to a maximum
of 2 meters surrounded by colorful fish and a amazing reef.
Shark diving has recently grown in popularity worldwide,
and Playa del Carmen the best bull shark feed in the
Americas. From November until end of February, you can
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dive with bull shark. On this dive you will be standing on a
sandy bottom while the dive master feed these amazing
animals. These sharks gets a maximum size of 11,5ft (3,5m)
and a maximum weight of 440lb (200 kg), are not shy and
they swim among divers. This is a unique, enlightening,
amazing, and exhilarating experience.
The Riviera Maya is known for the best cenotes cavern
diving in the world. There
are mo re than 1 0 0
cenotes, 52 of
which have been
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su fficie n t f o r
d iving a n d
snorkeling.
Some caves
have open
entrance like:
Angelita, Pit,
or Garden
of Eden
Ponderosa, Car
Wash or AktunHa, and Skull or
Temple of Doom; some
others like Chak Mool,
Propiedad del Fideicomiso de
Promoción Turística de la Riviera Maya
Dream Gate, Dos Ojos and
Tajmahal have room entrance.
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Diving conditions in caves are ideal with crystal clear
freshwater, pleasant warm temperature year-round (77ºF),
relative shallow depths (25ft-40 ft), no current, super
visibility and caverns beautifully decorated by stalactites,
stalagmites, columns and amazing coral and seashell’s
fossils.
Most of the beaches in the Riviera Maya are excellent
for snorkeling. Among the best places are: Punta Bete,
Xcalacoco, Playa del Carmen, Xcaret, Paamul, Puerto
Aventuras, Xpu-Ha, Kantenah, Akumal, Chemuyil Xcacel
and Xel-Ha with its interconnected underground rivers.
Other options include Boca Paila and Punta Allen.
You can also snorkeling in in a Cenote, and enjoy crystal
clear waters.
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DIVING MAP OF THE Riviera Maya
Cenotes y arrecifes
Cancún
Cuevones
Caracol
Picudas
Puerto
Morelos
Tres Bocas
Cenote
Chak Mol
Cerebro
Los Arcos
Cenote
Rainbow
Cenote
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lu
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rre
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Actún
Cenote
El Pit
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el
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Punta
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lay
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Cristalino
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tera
Cenote
Ponderosa
Puerto
Aventuras
Cenote
Taj Mahal
Cenote Dos
Ojos
Xel Ha
Cenote
Pet
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Tak Be Ha
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Xcaret
Bahía
Soliman
Puerto
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Cobá
Taj Mahal
Akumal
Aktun Chen
Xunaan Ha
Parque
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Quinta Roo
Xcacel
Cenote
Zazil Ha
Car Wash
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Gran Cenote
Cenote Calavera
Cristal
Angelita
Las Redes
Islote
Punta
Venado
Paamul
Paamul Deep
Gorgonian Reef
Media Luna
Inah
Parque Nacional
Arrecifes de
Morelos
Pared
Verde
Moche
Moche Deep
Chuzumbul
Shangrila
Jardines
Sábalos
Tortuga
Barracuda
Mamá Viña
Shipwreck
Cozumel
Morgan Reef
Motorcycle Reef
Tzimin-Há
Horse Shoe
Xel-Há
Manatee
Tankah
Tulúm
Nohoch Nachich
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The Riviera Maya fishing is renowned all over the world,
and is on the list of the most amazing fishing destinations.
The natural geology of this area works in the fisherman’s
favor, the waters are teeming with fish. The deep-water
channel between the Yucatan Coast and Quintana Roo
squeeze the Gulf Stream as it passes by on its journey
northward. This “funnel” effect causes an upwelling and an
abundance of fish.
In the Riviera Maya, anglers of all skill levels are able to
enjoy fly fishing, deep sea fishing and light tackle fishing.
The waters of the Riviera Maya are home to more than 35
large species of fish including Blue Marlin, White Marlin,
Sailfish, Wahoo, Dorado (Mahi-Mahi), Tuna, Kingfish,
Barracuda, Grouper, and Snapper, just to name the most
popular among anglers.
Ascencion Bay and the lagoons in Boca Paila are some
of the best places for sport fishing; there are hundreds of
square miles of crystal clear flats where it’s common to see
bonefish, permit, tarpon, snook and jacks or barracuda in
the same day, all year round.
Fly-fishing is practiced in the area of Punta Allen, Capechen
Lagoon and San Miguel Lagoon. The high season goes
from March to June.
You can hire deep-sea fishing charters from the hotels or
in some marinas located in Playa del Carmen, Xpu-Ha,
Kantenah, Akumal, Puerto Aventuras, and Tulum. The
boats have all the fishing equipment and the captain and
crew will help enhance your experience.
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ACTIVITIES IN THE Riviera Maya
CAMPING
SCUBA
DIVING
CAVE
DIVING
BIKING
ATV
HORSEBACK
TIDING
FISHING
FLY
FISHING
PIRAMIDS
RAPPEL
RAYS
ECOPARKS ENCOUNTER
GOLF
JET SKI
KAYAK
SEGWAY
TOUR
SNORKEL
SNUBA
KITE
BOARDING
SWIMMING
SWIMMING
SWIMMING
IN A CENOTE WITH DOLPHINS WITH SHARKS
BIRD
WATCHING
TURTLE
WATCHING
Akumal
Aktún Chen
Boca Paila
Punta Allen
Cobá
Kantún-Chi
Playa del
Carmen
Puerto
Aventuras
Playas del
Norte
Sian Ka’an
Tres Ríos
Tulum
Xcaret
Xel-Há
Xenotes
Xplor
UNDERWATER
RIVER
SEA TREK
SPA
TEMASCAL
ZIP LINE
ANPHIBIOUS
VEHICLE
SAILING
WINDSURF
Akumal
Aktún Chen
Boca Paila
Punta Allen
Cobá
Kantún-Chi
Playa del
Carmen
Puerto
Aventuras
Playas del
Norte
Sian Ka’an
Tres Ríos
Tulum
Xcaret
Xel-Há
Xenotes
Xplor
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Nightlife in
THE Riviera Maya
Fun until dawn
Riviera Maya offers a cosmopolitan and exciting nightlife
with a wide range of restaurants where you can experience
regional cuisine inherited from the Mayans, or enjoy the
best international recipes. In addition, you can find a
number of fun bars with a Caribbean atmosphere and
superb discos to dance the night away.
The large all-inclusive resorts located throughout the
Riviera Maya have different theme nights, with dinners,
shows and lots of entertaining contests and dances to
participate in.
There is something for everyone to enjoy.
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Shopping in THE Riviera Maya
precious and semiprecious stones. The stones of the
Yucatan peninsula are very famous for their quality, in
particular the amethysts, opals, onyx and turquoise.
Engraved bracelets, necklaces and silver earrings are also
very popular handcrafted items.
In Puerto Aventuras, near the marina, you’ll find a
passageway where you can buy all sorts of items. Other
shopping options are the Puerto Morelos downtown area
and Avenida Tulum, which leads to the Tulum archaeological
zone.
Seductive colors in all imaginable ways
In the Riviera Maya you’ll come across everything from
modern shopping malls to traditional and colorful markets,
where you can buy all kind of souvenirs. Quinta Avenida
in Playa del Carmen is a shopping area with exclusive
boutiques that have the latest beach wear and sports
accessories, perfume shops, as well as jewelry stores,
where you can find unique pieces encrusted with both
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Romance in THE
Riviera Maya
Idyllic place for unforgettable moments
With year-round nice weather, lush tropical jungles and
the beautiful Caribbean beaches, Riviera Maya has been
recognized as one of the most romantic destination.
Celebrate the wedding of your dreams in one of the most
beautiful place in the world, either in the beach or in luxury
venues with creative cuisine inspired in the Mexican
traditions or international fusion.
You can have a Maya Wedding in an ancestral environment
like a cenote with mystical moments. A Maya Shaman
(spiritual leader) will bless the bride and the groom
surrounded by the scent of copal incense, candlelights and
flowers.
There are many options, you can stay in a honeymoon
suite at a luxury boutique resort, retreat to a hidden intimate
bungalow, rent a wonderful room in a all-inclusive resort,
even get a private butler. You can also relax and rejuvenate
with a special couple spa treatment in one of the many
spas of the area, or just indulged in a private sunset cruise.
Tulum is “the place” for a romantic getaway. You can stay in
a confortable hotel room in a boutique hotel or in a candlelit rustic cabin with a thatched roof. The sunrise in this place
is one of the most beautiful along the coast.
During the day there are many options to have fun
along the Riviera Maya. You can visit the nearby Mayan
archaeological sites, enjoy the many activities offer in
the ecological parks like ziplining above the jungle, cave
spelunking, swimming in a fresh water cenote, swimming
with the dolphins or with the sharks, or even swimming
alongside with whale sharks.
And for the night, Playa del Carmen offers a vibrant scene
with live music, many places to dance and theatrical
performances.
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DiNing in the Riviera Maya
Taste and smell, a culinary destination
The Riviera Maya offer visitors an unforgettable gastronomy
experience with a wide selection of places to eat and taste
culinary delicacies. In this Caribbean destination cuisine
is mostly seafood based, but there is also a region’s
distinctive cuisine, a delightful combination of Spanish
and Mayan heritage. The traditional cuisine of the Yucatan
Peninsula uses a variety of spices, sweet chili, seeds,
oregano, achiote, red onion, bitter orange, lime, and xcatic
chile.
In this cosmopolitan destination the number of culinary
options is practically endless, you’ll find everything from
Italian pastas and Argentine steaks to French desserts and
Japanese suchi, but be sure to try the authentic dishes of
regional cuisine. Some of these spectacular
dishes are: Papadzules (tortillas rolled
around a filling of hard-boiled eggs and
topped with a sauce made of pumpkin
seeds and tomato); cochinita pibil
(marinated suckling
p ig wrappe d in
spices and banana
leaves, cooked in a
barbecue pit); huevos
motuleños (fried eggs served
on tortillas with refried black
beans and a tomato-based
sauce); Dzotobichay, tamales
with Greens, Pumpkin Seeds and Egg;
sopa de lima, a broth-like soup made
from chicken stock and lima (citrus fruit
similar to lime), filled with chunks of chicken
and fried tortilla; and the pescado tikinxic,
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fish prepared with sour orange, peppers, tomatoes, red
onions, and spices grilled over charcoal, and wrapped in
banana leaf. The habanero sauce is always available to
accompany any dish, but you have to be careful since it
is one of the most intensely spicy species of chili peppers.
You can try the Xtabentun, the traditional Mayan beverage,
an anise liqueur made from anise seed, and fermented
honey.
Most of the restaurants on the Riviera Maya are located in
Playa del Carmen on the beach or on its main drag, Quinta
Avenida (Fifth Avenue). The destination offers a wide
assortment of cuisines beginning with typical Yucatecan
specialties to gourmet cuisine.
Akumal, Puerto Aventuras and Tulum also have restaurants
that can satisfy any taste and budget.
Hotels along the Riviera Maya feature great restaurants
with different specialties, hat will satisfy even the most
demanding palate.
Cancún-Riviera Maya Wine & Food Festival takes place
every year. Showcasing the culinary excellence of the
Americas, 2014 will mark the third year of the festival
and will celebrate France. This event is an idyllic blend of
exquisite cuisine along with delicious wine, and one of the
most acclaimed culinary festivals in Mexico. This year’s
festival will include the participation of acclaimed chefs
and sommeliers from around the world. Festival highlights
include three exceptional wine and spirits tasting from 55
wineries from Europe, Mexico, and the entire American
continent, and a Gourmet Tasting Village showcasing
gourmet foods and amazing wines. This is the best
opportunity to delight some of the world’s best culinary
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Map OF Quintana Roo
GOLF DE
MÉXICO
Cuyo
San Felipe
Laguna
Yalahan
Parque Natural
Ría Lagartos
Parque Natural
San Felipe
Punta Sam
Temax
Cansahcab
Mérida
Cancún
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X-Can
Tres Reyes
Punta Laguna
Valladolid
Chichén Itza
Campamento
Hidalgo
Cobá
Chan Chén Parque
Mayapán
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San
Lorenzo
Uaimax
Tzucacab
San Silverio
Tepich
Peto
MEXICO
Catmis
Tihosuco
Huay Max
Sabán
X-Querol
Sacalaca
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Chen
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Othon P.
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Chan Santa
Cruz Poniente
Petcacab
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Tulúm
Laguna
Nonbec
La Libertad
Dzibanché
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Hotel
MEXICO
Nicolás
Bravo
Tres Garantías
Corozal
Kohunlich
Chetumal
Sarteneja
La Aguada
Tampalám
Marina
Market
Museum
Punta
Herradura
Río
Huach
Swimming
Cayo
Norte
Bird Watching
Cayo
Centro
Cayo
Lobos
Banco
Chinchorro
Xcalak
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Tikal
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Flora and Fauna
Sea Turtles
Fishing
Boat Ride
Cabin Rental
Orange
Walk
Archeological Site
La Unión
Grocery Store
Alton-Ha
Guatemala
Uaxactún
Kite Boarding
Punta Herreros
Cayo
Blackford
Alvaro
Obregon
Cenote del
Cocodrilo Dorado
Arroyo
Negro
Kayak
Isla Chal
Ziquipal
Tomás
Garrido
Maachtún
Dos Lagunas
Golf
Punta
Pajaritos
Majahual
MEXICO
Biking
Gas Station
Cayo Culebras
El Placer
Río Indio
Bacalar
Cenote Azul
Comitán de
las flores
Calderitas
Bus Station
Ferry
El Uvero
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Cave
Snorkeling
Puticub
Limones
Cajero Automático
Shopping Malls
Boca Paila
Bahía
de la
Ascención
Bahía
de
Oxtankah Chetumal
Kinichná
El Cedral
Justo
Sierra
Celarain
MEXICO
Altos de Sevilla
Reserva
de la
Biósfera
Calakmul
Cozumel
Parque
Nacional
Muyil Tulum
Reserva
de la
Biósfera
Bahía
Sian Espíritu
Santo
Laguna
Chancab
Ka’an
Chacchoben
Lázaro
Cardenas
Miguel Alemán
186
5
Laguna
Ocom
Quintana
Roo
Chicaná
Paamul
Xpu-Há
Molas
San
Miguel
Punta Allen
Carrillo
Puerto
Chunhuhub
San Isidro
Poniente
Zoh-Laguna
ATM
Akumal
Laguna
Azul
MEXICO
El Ramonal
Reserva
de la
Biósfera
Calakmul
Puerto
Aventuras
Kantenah
Scuba Diving
Punta Bete
307
MEXICO
Campeche
Xcaret
Calica
Attractions
El Payón
El Naranjal
Handcrafts
Punta Maroma
MEXICO
Laguna
Chinchancanab
Laguna
Esmeralda
José Ma.
Candelaria
Morelos
Kankab-Chen
Puerto
Arturo
Tres Ríos
Playa
del
Carmen
Xcacel Akumal
Tankanah
Xel-há
Xel-há
Chunyaxché
Dziuche
Tacoh
3
Laguna
Mojarras
Ixhil
Ticul
Colonial Architecture
Punta Cancún
Punta Nizuc
Puerto Morelos
Uman
Uxmal
Airport
Playa del
Secreto
San Andrés
Tunkas
Sotuta
8
Kantunilkin
Yucatán
Izamal
6
Puerto Júarez
Tizimin
Camping
Isla
Isla
Blanca
Mujeres
Chiquila
San Felipe
Puerto
Motul
Isla
Contoy
Boca
Iglesia
Dzilam de Bravo
Puerto Progreso
Symbols
Cabo
Catoche
Isla
Holbox
Arrecife
de
Corales
Ladyville
Belize
Bermudian
Landing
La Democracia
Belize
Islas
Turneffe
Arrecife
del Faro
Belmopan
Índex
Akumal
Isla Mujeres
Cozumel
74
87
105 122 131 173 382 178 285 365
5
72
Puerto Juárez
5
0
7
41
73
79
92
110 127 136 178 387
183 290 370
5
77
Punta Sam
12
7
0
48
80
86
99
117 134 143 185 394 190 297 377
5
84
Puero Morelos
36
41
48
0
32
38
51
69
87
95
137 346
182 289 369
46
30
Playa del Carmen
68
73
80
32
0
6
19
37
54
63
105 314 214 321 401
78
18
Xcaret
74
82
79
87
86
38
6
0
13
31
48
57
99
84
24
94
46
14
9
9
23
40
49
93
308 220 327 427
300 228 335 415
92
32
Puerto Aventuras
87
92
99
51
19
14
0
18
35
44
88
295 233 340 420
97
37
Kantenah
96
101 108
60
28
23
9
9
26
35
79
286 242 349 429 106 46
Yalkú
98
103 110
62
30
25
11
7
24
33
77 284 244 351 431 108
48
Akumal
105
110 117
69
37
32
18
0
17
26
70
277 251 358 438 115
55
Chemuyil
109
114 121
73
41
36
22
4
13
22
66
273 255
362 442 119 59
Xcacel
119
124 131
83
51
46
32
14
3
12
56 263 265
372 452 129 69
Xel-Há
122
127 134
87
54
49
35
17
0
9
53 260 268 375 455 132
Tulum
131 136 143
95
63
58
44
26
9
0
44 251 277 384 464 141 81
Cobá
173 178 185 137 105 100
86
68
51
42
0
Carrillo Puerto
176 181 188 140 108 103
89
71
54
45
84 206 322 429 509 186 126
Chetumal
382
387 394 346 314 309 295 277 260 251 293
Chichén Itzá
178
183 190 182 214 220 264 282 299 308 350 564
Mérida
315
320 327 329 351 357 371 389 406 415 457 671 107
0
Uxmal
395
400 140 409 431 437 451 469 486 495 537 751 187
80
Paamul
Isla Mujeres
Uxmal
Puerto Aventuras
68
Mérida
Xcaret
36
Chichén Itzá
Playa del Carmen
12
Chetumal
Puero Morelos
5
Cobá
Punta Sam
0
Tulum
Puerto Juárez
Cancún
Km
Xel-Há
Cancún
TABLE OF DISTANCES
72
207 319 426 506 183 123
0
528 635 715 382 352
0
107 187 188 250
80 295 357
0
110 127 136 220 387 183 290 370
375 437
5
5
5
41
73
0
58
Contoy
35
32
24
71
103 108 122 140 157 166 250 417 213 320 400 30
88
Holbox
150
62
54
101 133 138 152 170 187 196 280 447 243 350 430 60
118
Cozumel
72
77
84
30
18
78
23
92
37
55
72
81 123 232 250 357 437 58
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