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Six reasons why you should travel to Riviera Maya
With the Riviera Maya Travel Guide, learn all about this sparkling stretch of coast in the Mexican Caribbean, known for its warm ocean, white sand, and lush jungles. Travelers flock here to for a taste of adventure, or to simply indulge in pure relaxation along 81 miles of stunning, pristine beach. The area has a wealth of fascinating historical sites. Travelers can explore the archaeological ruins of Tulum or take a day trip to Chichén Itzá.Home to the Great Maya Reef, the second-largest reef in the world, diving aficionados can find fluorescent coral and tropical marine life such as turtles, whale sharks, and dolphins.The Riviera Maya is known for its natural pools, or “cenotes” filled with crystal clear fresh water, which are a great day trip for some swimming or snorkeling.Those looking for vibrant nightlife can swing by Playa del Carmen, where visitors are entertained by conga bands, DJs, live music and great cocktails.There are plenty of fun activities and excursions to help fill the day such as catamaran sailing, kayaking, horseback riding, paddle boarding and much more.Grab the family and visit one of the several of eco-parks nearby for a fun-filled day of excitement, culture, and plenty of local wildlife. - Where is Riviera Maya?Riviera Maya is situated on the northeastern Yucatan peninsula of Mexico, in the province of Quintana Roo. It extends for 81 miles from Punta Allen in the south up to Puerto Morelos in the north. Highway 307 runs along the entire coastal area.- What is the best season for a vacation in the Riviera Maya?The Riviera Maya is known for having warm weather year-round, although most choose to travel during the dry months from December to April. The Riviera Maya has a tropical climate with some rainfall in July to August and, during this season, whale sharks are on their migration past the Yucatan peninsula - prime time for diving with these magnificent creatures.
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WHAT DOCUMENTATION DO I NEED TO TRAVEL TO MEXICO?
If you need medical treatment in Mexico and you don’t have travel insurance, you will be responsible for paying for your medical treatment upfront. Even if you current health insurance company offers coverage to Mexico, you might still have to pay before treatment and wait to be reimbursed. Besides health concerns, travel insurance is always a good idea to cover theft or loss of goods. -
DO I NEED TRAVEL INSURANCE IF TRAVELING TO MEXICO?
If you need medical treatment in Mexico and you don’t have travel insurance, you will be responsible for paying for your medical treatment upfront. Even if you current health insurance company offers coverage to Mexico, you might still have to pay before treatment and wait to be reimbursed. Besides health concerns, travel insurance is always a good idea to cover theft or loss of goods. -
IS IT DANGEROUS FOR MY HEALTH TO VISIT MEXICO?
Unless you’re going on an intense jungle trek, vacationers in Mexico mainly face the dangers of food and mosquito-borne diseases. Tourists are cautioned to use good mosquito bite repellents, drink bottled or purified water and use discretion when trying local cuisine. In addition, you should also take extra care under the hot Caribbean sun by wearing appropriate beach wear and a high factor sunscreens, as well as drinking plenty of water to stay dehydrated. -
HOW DO YOU PAY IN MEXICO?
The Mexican currency is the peso. Generally, the sign $ refers to peso prices and any prices quoted in US dollars should be written US$. Not many places accept US dollars and traveler's cheques are becoming increasingly difficult to exchange. While it’s easy to withdraw pesos from ATMS using major Visa and Mastercards, it’s best to travel with a small reserve of cash you can exchange at banks or exchange offices if there aren’t ATMS available. Most airlines, stores, restaurants, and hotels accept credit and debit cards. -
WHAT ARE THE TIMEZONES IN MEXICO?
Mexico uses four time zones: the Pacific Time Zone, Mountain Time Zone, Central Time Zone, and Eastern Time Zone. -
WHAT LANGUAGE IS SPOKEN IN MEXICO?
Mexico’s official language is Spanish, although English is spoken in heavily populated tourist areas. In certain highland areas, you might hear or see words written in Yucatec Maya, a Mayan language spoken by some locals. It’s advisable to learn a few common Spanish phrases before going to Mexico, as well as downloading an app or taking a simple phrase book with you on your travels. -
WHAT TO PUT IN MY LUGGAGE WHEN TRAVELING TO MEXICO?
What you pack depends heavily on the type of trip you’re making. Remember, you’re travelling to a Caribbean climate, which is generally warm but can have some colder days. Take key clothing items that are easy to layer, a pair of beach sandals, and comfortable trainers suitable for walking and exploring the jungle. Other important items include: A sun hat, sunglasses, insect repellents, a windbreaker and basic medical aid kit.