The Riviera Maya is a very distinct area in Mexico in that is host to the blue waters of the Mexican Caribbean, is the primary settling areas of the Mayans and is host to hundreds of kilometers of caverns and caves that lie beneath the limestone shelf.
The combination of these natural and historical wonders has put this area on the cultural, diving, fishing, archeological and vacationing map. Previous small fishing villages and settlements have now turned into residential cities and tourist destinations that both Mexicans and foreigners call home. The landscape is as ecclectic as the people who visit and live here and brings a true international and exciting feel to the area.
The beaches are some of the best in the world, with white, fine sand filling the toes of those who choose to walk the many kilometers of sandy beaches. The ocean is clear, blue and warm, making it perfect for water sports. The second largest barrier reef, the Mesoamerican Reef is meters from the shore and opens up a whole new world to those who venture into its depths.
Cultural, archeological and food festivals are ongoing in this area in celebration of the multiculturalism that exists in each city. There is something to do for everyone which, has made this area one of the top three vacation and travel destinations in the Americas.