The Yucatan Peninsula was, and still is, home to the Maya; Chichen Itza, Uxmal, Kabah and Tulum are just a few of the many fascinating archaeological sites strewn throughout the area. Interlaced are local Mayan villages and farms.
The Spanish also left their mark with the walled port town of Campeche, the colonial gem that is Merida and the beautiful henequen Haciendas that are now luxury places to stay. There are underground caves perfect for swimming, wetlands excellent for bird watching and a Caribbean coastline with beaches and activities to suit even the most demanding visitor. The Yucatan has something for everyone.
The Tides, Riviera Maya (formerly Ikal del Mar) is a small, quiet and secluded 'jungle hotel on the beach', right on the Caribbean Sea.
Maroma Hotel is a secluded, luxurious hideaway, nestled on the edge of the Caribbean coast and protected by acres of jungle reserve.
The Paraiso de la Bonita Hotel is one of the finest luxury boutique hotels on the Mayan Riviera. The hotel is situated on the sugar-white beaches of Petempich Bay.
Deseo is a modern, fresh and laid-back hotel in the centre of Playa del Carmen.
The hotel is bounded on one side by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean and on the other the tangles of the tropical jungle.
The Las Palapas Hotel is a stunning beachfront resort on the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean.
On a small peninsula and surrounded by a 240 acre coconut grove, Eco Paraiso Hotel consists of 15 charming thatched cabañas sympathetically embedded into the natural surroundings.
Villas Tacul is the Cancuns smallest and most exclusive resort. This secluded Oasis is a perfect spot for you to relax and be looked after.
