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Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Vacations

This tropical haven is a magical world filled with mystery, beauty and ancient traditions, along with sugar-white sands and swoon-worthy views of nature’s most unique and beautiful landforms.
This tropical haven is a magical world filled with mystery, beauty and ancient traditions, along with sugar-white sands and swoon-worthy views of nature’s most unique and beautiful landforms.
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Dive Into Riviera Maya

If you want to splish splash around like the Mayans, Xel-Ha is open for swimming and snorkeling through two of the largest subterranean rivers in the world. If you want to time travel, then you must visit Xcaret Ecological Park. This eco-archaeological locale once served as a central port of trade and navigation for the ancient Mayans, but in the 21st century, it’s your day-long play station: you can snorkel in protected inlets, observe exotic animals and in the evening, watch a show that’s bursting with color, music and folklore. For more nature-centric stuff to do, you’ll want to visit the region’s numerous ecological preserves. After you’ve spent time in the past, come back to the present–there are several towns in the Riviera Maya that are poppin’ with tons of fantastic things to do: shopping, dining, museum-ing, throwing back a few tequila shots. With posh all-inclusive resorts lining the shores, you'll be spending a French Riviera-esque vacation on the Yucatan Peninsula. Time to dive in.

Riviera Maya Overview

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    Antiquity Fix: Tulum

    Gotta love those mystical Mayans. They continue to be one of the most awe-inspiring cultures from the ancient world. One of the most iconic examples of these mysterious people is Tulum, a pre-Columbian city that was the major port for Coba between the 13th and 15th centuries, where one of the top trades was, of all things, obsidian–volcanic glass. Grab your walking shoes and get ready to meander around 60 well-preserved structures that are cloistered behind a big stone wall. After you’ve learned about all the enigmatic deities in their culture, marveled at how they constructed such an intricate, sturdy maze, take the staircase down to the sugar-white, sandy beach hugged by turquoise waves and cool off.

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    Xciting Stuff: Xcaret and Xel-ha

    More Mayan goodness can be found at these spots. Back in the day (and we’re talking waaay back), Xcaret was once a Mayan port for departures to Cozumel. Since then, it’s evolved into a one-stop shop for exploring the ecology and culture of this unique area with 40 natural attractions: a butterfly pavilion, a beautiful coral reef aquarium, along with a funky cone-shaped Mayan cemetery. Afterwards, you can chill at the beach, swim with dolphins–or even sharks. Xel-ha, known as “the place where water is born,” is an incredible natural aquarium where the ocean and freshwater currents combine to create springs and underground rivers. While it may not be the exact birthplace of water, you'll seriously dig snorkeling and splashing through this rockin’ ecosystem of exotic birds, marine life and other animals. Don’t miss Sea Trek, where with the help of a specialized helmet, you can walk (and breathe) under water on the seabed–without any previous training–and ogle all the ocean eye candy.

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    Sea Turtles of Akumal

    These are not just ordinary turtles. They’re endangered green sea turtles. They can weigh up to 700 pounds and live until they’re 80. Their favorite thing to eat is sea grass and it’s found all over the bottom of the ocean floor. And they spend a good long time chowing down, so you can swim up and get a good look at them. Other passersby, like barracudas and sting rays, can be seen after you’ve taken the plunge, so bring your underwater camera and snag some fabulous photos.

Most Popular Resorts in Riviera Maya

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    Valentin Imperial Riviera Maya

    Not far from Cancun, you will find a half-mile strip of the Riviera Maya that is so secluded even its name is exclusive. Playa Del Secreto, or "The Secret Beach," is a romantic adults-only retreat for couples who want to get away from it all. If you are looking for some real "alone time" with your honey, then it is time to pack your bags and head towards the adult-only paradise.

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  • Grand Riviera Princess All Suites Resort & Spa

    Give your family a break and head to Grand Riviera Princess All Suites Resort & Spa where 13 is your lucky number. Among the all-inclusive perks, 13 dining options feature chefs who take care of the work while you take care of yourself. Located on a palm-lined beach in the Mayan Riviera, the resort treats couples and families to 16 swimming pools and 13 bars.

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    Platinum Yucatan Princess (Adults-Only)

    Located on clear Caribbean water, Platinum Yucatan Princess All Suites & Spa Resort is sophisticated and contemporary in design and presentation. Modern touches weaved into this all-inclusive, luxurious style of a Mexican getaway you just cannot miss.

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Customer Favorite Resorts in Riviera Maya

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    Hotel Xcaret Mexico

    Immerse yourself in Mexican culture at Hotel Xcaret Mexico where the mystic jungle meets the Caribbean Sea. Relax as you sip a mezcal cocktail created especially for you at this all-inclusive resort.

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    TRS Yucatan Hotel - Adults-Only

    At TRS Yucatan Hotel, you'll be nestled into the exclusive adults-only section of the resort where you can revel in the endless adult beverages, gourmet cuisine and VIP service. The dreamy beach views and sweet pool set up make your all-inclusive vacay that much better too.

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    Iberostar Grand Paraiso

    Watching the sunset off these shores is one of our favorite ways to unwind after a full day in the sand 'n surf, and this beach is a posh spot for all sun worshippers. You can gaze upon the swim-friendly shores from the resort's infinity pool - the view is more than perfect. Your cocktail never tasted so refreshing under this Mexican sky. But, what's really going to win your heart - the welcoming staff will go above and beyond to create a vacay worthy of repeating year after year.

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