Casa Aventuras

Casa Aventuras is tucked away inside a quaint gated community in Puerto Aventuras, with the spectacular Riviera Maya close by. The villa is flanked by a host of underground cenotes, impressive beaches, along with lush marinas and vegetation.

Playa Del Carmen is approximately 23km away, a coastal resort town bustling with vibrant nightspots, grungy bars, and palm-lined beaches. Make sure to dine at Alux Restaurant on your visit here — it is built inside an underground cavern over thousand years old. From surfing and Catamaran experiences, Puerto Aventures’s beachfront excursions and watersports are some of its unmissable attractions.

Paamul Bay is in the north of Puerto Aventuras, and is the only marina between Cancun and Belize. Spend an afternoon swimming, fishing, and snorkelling past its vibrant sea life.

A 30 to 45-minute boat ride will take you to the north of Cozumel, where you can experience the captivating Cozumel Pearl Farm Beach — the only active pearl farm in the Caribbean. Run by a local family, it is a pristine, secluded hideout away from touristy crowds. Head offshore to visit one of the finest Barrier reefs in the world, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, where you can witness its enchanting corals and marine life.

Around a 40-minute drive from the villa you’ll find the Mayan ruins at Tulum. Some the best-preserved ruins in a spectacular setting overlooking the Sea. A little further south in the town of town of Tulum, known for its laid-back vibes, stunning beaches and beachside nightlife.

Read more about Riviera Maya

Riviera Maya is a breathtaking stretch of coastline renowned for its pristine, sun-kissed beaches, vibrant coral reefs and rich cultural heritage. This tropical paradise on the eastern coast of Mexico extends south of Cancun. It captivates visitors with its wonderful array of attractions, iconic landmarks and ecological wonders. If you haven’t been, then go!!

One of the region's standout attractions is the ancient Mayan city of Tulum. Perched on a clifftop overlooking the Caribbean Sea, Tulum boasts well-preserved ruins that offer a glimpse into the ancient civilization's architectural prowess. Visitors can explore the Castillo, a castle-like structure with panoramic ocean views and the amazing Temple of the Frescoes, adorned with intricate Mayan murals. Tulum also enjoys a stunning beach, providing a perfect blend of history and natural beauty. A short drive inland takes you to the Coba archaeological site, another archaeological gem of the region. Coba is distinguished by its massive pyramid, Nohoch Mul, which stands proudly as the tallest Mayan pyramid in the Yucatan Peninsula. Adventurous souls can climb to the top for a spectacular view of the surrounding jungle. The site also boasts a network of ancient sacbeob (white roads) connecting various structures, creating a sense of mystery and exploration.

For those enchanted by marine life, Xel-Ha Park is extraordinary. Known as the largest natural aquarium in the world, Xel-Ha is a sprawling aquatic theme park where visitors can snorkel amid colourful fish, explore hidden caves and take part in thrilling water activities such as tubing and cliff jumping. Riviera Maya is also famous for its cenotes, natural sinkholes formed by the collapse of cave systems. Dos Ojos, meaning "Two Eyes" in Spanish, is a famous cenote system offering surreal underwater landscapes for snorkelers and scuba divers. Crystal-clear waters reveal intricate rock formations and unique ecosystems, providing an incredible aquatic experience.

In addition to these natural wonders, Riviera Maya boasts vibrant towns and cities that add to its charm. Playa del Carmen, a bustling coastal town, is known for its lively atmosphere, Fifth Avenue shopping district and vibrant nightlife. Visitors can stroll along the pedestrian-friendly street, lined with shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. Playa del Carmen also serves as a gateway to the nearby Cozumel Island, a paradise for divers and snorkelers with its world-class coral reefs. A short distance from Playa del Carmen, the eco-archaeological park, Xcaret, offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and adventure. Families enjoy cultural performances, interact with wildlife in the park's zoo and experience the thrill of the underground river. Xcaret provides a fascinating journey through Mexican history and traditions, making it an ideal destination for all ages. Venturing south, Akumal is a coastal town known for its tranquil beaches and the opportunity to swim with sea turtles. Observing these gentle creatures in their natural habitat is a fabulous experience.

Riviera Maya is a treasure trove of natural wonders, ancient history, aquatic fun and family-friendly attractions. Whether exploring the ancient ruins of Tulum, snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of Xel-Ha or strolling along the lively streets of Playa del Carmen, this Mexican paradise offers a diverse and enriching experience for visitors of all ages. The Riviera Maya beckons with its sun-kissed shores, inviting travellers to immerse themselves in the beauty and culture of this captivating destination.