Riviera Maya
Riviera Maya is a sand and sun strip stretching 70 miles
of white beaches and turquoise waters on the easternmost
side of Mexico, in the state of Quintana Roo coast. It encompasses
from virgin isolated beaches to modern architectonic complexes
such as hotels, marinas, sports facilities and restaurants.
On the south there is the main ecological reserve of the
state, Sian Ka'an, a remarkable habitat for its flora and
fauna richness.
The main attribute of the Riviera Maya is its diversity.
Here you can choose from skydiving to golf and tennis tournaments,
jungle tours by foot or on horse, a great variety of water
sports, the astonishing Mayan culture through the many indigenous
communities and the archaeological treasures of the Mayan
world. Rain forests, jungle, flora and fauna, ancient Mayan
cities, virgen beaches, turquoise waters, the fantasy and
warmth of the tropics and the mystery of a legendary culture
living in its people today, are only a few of the characteristics
that make Riviera Maya a favourite destiny worldwide.
The main attribute of the Riviera Maya is its diversity.
Here you can choose from skydiving to golf and tennis tournaments,
jungle tours by foot or on horse, a great variety of water
sports, the astonishing Mayan culture through the many indigenous
communities and the archaeological treasures of the Mayan
world. Rain forests, jungle, flora and fauna, ancient Mayan
cities, virgen beaches, turquoise waters, the fantasy and
warmth of the tropics and the mystery of a legendary culture
living in its people today, are only a few of the characteristics
that make Riviera Maya a favourite destiny worldwide. |
