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The Riviera Maya's principal quality is its diversity. Here one can choose everything from adventure sports, golf and tennis to jungle tours on foot or horseback, water and nautical sports, and touring the indescribable cultural and archaeological treasures of the Mayan world.
Miles of untouched powdery white sand as far as the eye can see beckons vacationers in search of quiet and relaxation… These are the unspoiled beaches of the Riviera Maya. Known and treasured by locals, but still virtually undiscovered, these serene strands of beach, as plentiful as the region's sunny days, will make even the most seasoned traveler feel as if they are on their own deserted island.
The Riviera Maya is a 180-kilometer stretch located along the coastline of the Yucatan Peninsula in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. The region offers a diversity of attractions from solitary beaches to modern architectural complexes, including hotels, marinas, sports facilities and restaurants. Playa del Carmen, the main town in the Riviera Maya, for example, which used to be a small fishermen's village, is now the site of prestigious international hotels, numerous restaurants and shopping.
Meeting and incentive planners have taken note of all that makes the Riviera Maya special. With first-class meeting facilities, more than 24,000 hotel rooms, and personalized meeting planning services, the Riviera Maya is a major player in the market.
All of these elements combine to create a unique experience that is sure to please the most demanding groups.
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