At the Dos Ojos cenote, getting ready for the cave...Photo by Skootre, USA
Looking down into the cenote when first getting th...Photo by Anonymous
Nice lagoon with warm sea water.Photo by Andras D, United Kingdom
Since all the dives are in fresh water, the clarit...Photo by Skootre, USA
This shows the party in the water and also Trent a...Photo by Robert H, USA
The clear waters of XcaretPhoto by JennyC, USA
This is a picture of Robin Assencoa and Linda S...Photo by Linnie, USA
Outside the cavern's entrance at Dos Ojos.Photo by Skootre, USA
This is a picture of Robin Assencoa and Linda S...Photo by Linnie, USA
XcaretPhoto by JennyC, USA
XcaretPhoto by JennyC, USA
This is my son when they lowered the boom net on t...Photo by Robert H, USA
The Dolphins live here!Photo by JennyC, USA
Gearing up.Photo by Skootre, USA
This is my husband and me wading in the water i...Photo by Tracy L
My husband during a break in our driving. We we...Photo by Tracy L
BirdsPhoto by JennyC, USA
Mayan ball game.Photo by Andras D, United Kingdom
cave snorkling was cool Photo by Cheri B
This was a lot of fun!Photo by JennyC, USA
Riviera Maya & the Yucatan
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Riviera Maya & the Yucatan Travel Tips
The state of Quintana Roo, Mexico's only Caribbean real estate, stretches north from the border with Belize to the extreme northeastern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula. Its barrier reef - the world's second largest - runs almost this entire distance, ending at Isla Mujeres.
This and the other reefs along the coast provide a profusion of excellent diving and snorkeling sites ranked among the world's best. Quintana Roo is also home to several impressive Mayan ruins and to resorts of every size and flavor.
Riviera Maya Suggested Itineraries
The famous Riviera Maya combines ancient Mayan culture, modern-day resorts and water sports action galore. The absolute best time to visit is September to December, though any time of year is ... Continue Reading »
Mayan Heritage: A Guide
The Pre-Columbian civilization of the Maya was a famously advanced culture that peaked in around 250 to 900 AD, with a fully developed written language, architecture, astronomical and mathematical ... Continue Reading »
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