Discover the sites and attractions of a destination with natural wonders on both land and sea.
Shopping
Mayan Pavilion Park is a retail mall with a cultural twist, conveniently located at the port. Here, you’ll find arts and crafts kiosks, restaurants, bars, saltwater pools and fantastic shops.
Mayan Pavilion Park is a retail mall with a cultural twist, conveniently located at the port. Here, you’ll find arts and crafts kiosks, restaurants, bars, saltwater pools and fantastic shops.
Chacchoben
Costa Maya's most famous landmark, the ruins at Chacchoben, was constructed by the Mayans around 350 A.D. and includes awe-inspiring stone temples and pyramids. Still undergoing excavation, this ancient city invites all who visit to walk in the shadow of Mexico's wondrous past.
Costa Maya's most famous landmark, the ruins at Chacchoben, was constructed by the Mayans around 350 A.D. and includes awe-inspiring stone temples and pyramids. Still undergoing excavation, this ancient city invites all who visit to walk in the shadow of Mexico's wondrous past.
Uvero Beach
For those who want to kick up their feet and just relax, Costa Maya's beaches are as abundant as they are beautiful. Costa Maya includes a number of picture-perfect, white-sand beaches with eateries and various shopping opportunities located nearby. The most popular beach is Uvero Beach, located about 20 miles north of the Mahahual town.
For those who want to kick up their feet and just relax, Costa Maya's beaches are as abundant as they are beautiful. Costa Maya includes a number of picture-perfect, white-sand beaches with eateries and various shopping opportunities located nearby. The most popular beach is Uvero Beach, located about 20 miles north of the Mahahual town.
Banco Chinchorro
Snorkelers and divers will surely want to explore this natural reef, considered to be the largest in Mexico and the second largest in the world. The reserve is home to a vast array of underwater wildlife and a number of shipwrecks.
You can check it all out in the video below! Just click the link!
Snorkelers and divers will surely want to explore this natural reef, considered to be the largest in Mexico and the second largest in the world. The reserve is home to a vast array of underwater wildlife and a number of shipwrecks.
You can check it all out in the video below! Just click the link!
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