The Riviera Maya is running south of Cancun to Tulum and the beaches are between the heavenly and continuously to the best beaches in the world of travel experts, such as Conde Nast & Lonely Planet rank.
Wide, sugary white sand slip into the gentle waves of the shallow Gulf of Mexico. The whiteness of the sand beneath the surface of the water glows with rich colors of blue and turquoise, which are found only here in the Mayan Coast. Sometimes the beach is so flat, you can all go on foot the way out of the Central American reef, the second largest coral reef in the world. This reef is designed to reassure not only the incoming waves, but also as a treasure trove of wildlife and corals. As you can imagine, diving and snorkeling are two of the best activities of Playa del Carmen
Playa del Carmen is perfectly positioned between the madness of Cancun Resort and eco-friendly, quiet beach of Tulum and its famous Mayan ruins. On the north shore Playa del Carmen's Coco> Beach. Coco Beach is beautiful and a great place to go if you want to avoid the crowds. We like to come here in peak season to avoid the large crowds found further south. Currently there are no major facilities such as bars, restaurants, or rent chairs so you pack a picnic. There are also large parking around the end of 48th Avenue
Travel a little further south and you will be taken Mamitas Beach, which is dominated by Mamitas Bar & Restaurant. You can not miss it! ThereYou can relax (with about 1000 others in the high season) on deck chairs and have your pina colada right, you delivered. Mamitas is to be lightning place to go during the peak season, and be seen, but out of season it's free and casual crowd and a nice place to for meals overlooking the sea.
Further south on the pier is our little piece of heaven. It is shady, quiet and very private, known only to locals and a few with condos or beach houses inArea, and I think I'll stay that way.
Come to the Riviera Maya in Mexico and to Playa del Carmen, where the sun is bright and relaxing, the sand is warm and inviting and the water turquoise and refreshing.
