Diving

Cenotes of the Yucatan:

Dive in underground caves completely filled with fresh water. The cenotes of the Mayan Riviera are accessible from the collapsed roofs of these caves. Crystal clear water and an abundance of stalagmites and stalactites will make this dive an unforgettable experience.

Cozumel:

One of the top destinations in the world to scuba dive, this island is located 40 miles away from Cancun’s Hotel Zone. For the non-diver, there are expansive beaches, Mayan ruins, botanical gardens, and museums of local interest.

Location: There are two ways to get to Cozumel by Ferry or by land. The Ferry pier is located in Playa del Carmen and they leave every hour. By land visitors can take a the yellow, white or black taxi cabs.

Garrafon Natural Reef Park

Garrafon Natural Reef Park is located on Isla Mujeres, just 25 minutes by boat from the Cancun mainland. This ecological park has a lot to offer, including adventure, recreational activities and tourist sites. The park hosts an array of land and water activities; from kayaking to zip line flights. Of course the park is better known as one of the most stunning reefs in the world, attracting scuba and snorkeling enthusiasts. The island also has Mayan ruins, including a temple erected to the goddess of love and fertility—the temple may also have dubbed as an ancient lighthouse for Mayan sailors. At the southern tip of the island there is a sculpture garden with sculptures created by famous Mexican and international artists. This location also offers a stunning view of the Mexican Caribbean Sea.