Vacation Advisors Group – Dream Vacation at Luxury Condo, Mayan
After the miserable times of COVID-19, my family and I wanted to spend time of our lives in cozy, open-wide spaces, aesthetically decorated and well-equipped. And not to mention, life is just perfect at a luxury condo in Riviera Maya. As we wanted adventure and other fun-loaded activities, we took full advantage of our Vacation Advisors Group club membership and got access to journeys of the world’s most exquisite corners. Combined with convenient travel packages and day/night trips for a remarkable vacation experience anyone can imagine. About Mayan Palace Riviera Maya It’s a part of a sprawling resort on lavish grounds alongside a beach. It accommodates bright rooms featuring vibrant décor accents with flat-screen TVs and balconies. 1 and 2-bedroom suites add living rooms and dining tables. There are a long series of interconnected outdoor pools with Mayan sculptures, a poolside café/bar, as well as a golf course, fitness rooms, a theater, and multiple dining options. Rooms are open to balconies or patios that give the greatest of joys and heavenly magic, especially early in the morning. There is a lot behind Hotel in Riviera Maya We don’t want to miss out on a tropical paradise, so we spend two days exploring what Riviera Maya has to offer. And certainly, we don’t regret it at all. The Mayan Riviera is a 100-mile stretch of coastline on the Yucatan Peninsula, running south of Cancun to Tulum and beyond. Closer to the Caribbean Sea, the lovely coastal city of Playa del Carmen is halfway between Cancun and Tulum. We have discovered cenotes – a natural limestone sinkholes with tequila, and clear freshwater. Can’t ignore adventure eco-parks, ziplining above the forest. Climbing over ancient Mayan temples and structure is worth every penny. Things to do in Riviera Maya If you love beaches, refreshing crystal clear water, swimming with sea turtles and exploring new wonders of the world, plan a Mexican dream vacation. Here’s the list of things we did in Riviera Maya: Chichen Itza, Mexico A renowned attraction in Yucatan, Chichen Itza is a complex of Mayan ruins formed like pyramids built by the Maya people 1200 years ago. As we wanted a relaxing, day trip, visiting here is totally worth it. Cancun I recommend stopping in Cancun if your Mexican trip begins in Yucatan. You will see turquoise water everywhere on the coast, with more cultural heritage and fewer tourists. We planned a full-day adventure tour to swimming in a cenote, flying down a zip-line, and discovering the jungle with an ATV.
Playa del Carmen Another coastal city, which is less hectic but has plenty of restaurants and clubs. I definitely recommend checking this out. I feel this city is safe and very much alive because it has its own vibe. We visited eco-archeological amusement parks, swam with dolphins, enjoyed a cirque du Soleil Joya show, and went to the underwater caves of Rio Secreto. Whatever you decide to do in Riviera Maya, you will have a great vacation. I strongly recommend you to become a member of Vacation Advisors Group to get access to luxurious resorts, hotels, and condos, no matter where you want to travel.