Riviera Maya, Mexico Photo Gallery

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Riviera Maya has miles of beach along the aqua waters of the Caribbean Sea, some stretches almost empty, some vibrant and alive with water activities and sun worshipers. Whichever kind of beach you love best, you'll find it here.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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Like many Caribbean-coast hotels, Ceiba del Mar in Puerto Morelos has a to-die-for beachfront pool with a swim-up bar and lounge chairs that make relaxing a fine art.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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In the Riviera Maya you can mix indulgent relaxing with the vibrant street scenes of Playa del Carmen's upbeat 5th Avenue. If you love good coffee and chocolate, drop into Ah Cacao for a latte, then buy a bag of fresh-roasted coffee or cocoa to take home.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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One of Mexico's most beloved archaeological sites, Tulum welcomes two million visitors each year. Part of the magic comes from its seaside location, allowing visitors to combine touring the remarkable ruins with a swim in the Caribbean and sunning on an exquisite beach below the ancient city.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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Set deep in the jungle, Coba is a sprawling Mayan city that has been only partially excavated. Its soaring centerpiece is Nohoc Mul, tallest pyramid in the Yucatan—well worth the climb up and somewhat unnerving climb back down.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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The Riviera Maya is a region where both Spanish and Mayan cultures flourish, giving visitors a chance to experience twice the richness and vibrancy. Discover authentic Mayan culture on Mayan-led tours, at sacred sites, and in vivid cultural performances. Getting married? Have a Mayan ceremony.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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Hats are among the readily available souvenirs in Mexico's tourist areas, and they serve as functional and fun reminders of a vacation. But if your budget allows, there are also high-end crafts and works of art beyond the roadside stands.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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The Caribbean hides many of its most fascinating treasures below the sea, so any Riviera Maya vacation should include diving or at least snorkeling. At hotels like the Royal Playa del Carmen, dive instructors start first-timers in beginner-friendly resort pools.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
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Watching the sun sink into the aqua sea is one of many pleasures that come each and every evening on the Riviera Maya. Grab your favorite tropical libation and sit back to enjoy nature's inspiring show.  
Credit: Christine Loomis 
 

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