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A paradise of natural beauty where wellness and history converge

Relaxation and adventure coexist in perfect harmony in the Riviera Maya. It is a land of white sand beaches, turquoise waters, majestic cenotes, and Mayan archaeological ruins containing centuries-old stories. Combining a dip in Playa del Carmen with a visit to Chichén Itzá in one day is a rare opportunity.



Every place has a story

Barceló Films invites you to an audiovisual tour of the places and experiences that await you in the Riviera Maya. Immerse yourself in the stories and cultural richness of this fascinating destination before experiencing them first-hand.



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127V / 60 Hz Enchufes tipo A y B

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Subtropical

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Cultural richness and stunning landscapes

 

La Riviera Maya es reconocida por su legado maya y paisajes de incomparable belleza. Aquí puedes explorar sitios arqueológicos emblemáticos, como Tulum y Cobá, y disfrutar de paradisíacas playas de arena blanca y aguas turquesas. Este encuentro entre historia y naturaleza hace de la Riviera Maya un destino inolvidable.

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What to See and Do on the Riviera Maya

Frequently asked questions about the Riviera Maya

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What languages are spoken in the Riviera Maya?

The official language in the Riviera Maya is Spanish. However, due to its popularity as an international tourist destination, English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, and shops, making it easier for visitors to communicate.

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Do I have to exchange currency during my stay in the Riviera Maya?

The official currency in the Riviera Maya is the Mexican peso (MXN). Although many tourist places accept US dollars (USD), it is recommended to exchange your money for pesos for local purchases and to avoid fluctuations in the exchange rate. Euros (EUR), although not commonly accepted, can be exchanged for pesos at exchange houses, banks, and international airports. In addition, ATMs are available in most tourist areas, and credit cards are widely accepted.

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What kind of climate does the Riviera Maya have and what is the best time to visit?

The Riviera Maya has a tropical climate, with warm temperatures ranging from 75°F to 86°F throughout the year. The best time to visit is during the dry season, from November to April when the weather is more predictable and sunny and ideal for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities.

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What are the travel requirements to enter the Riviera Maya?

To enter the Riviera Maya, which is part of Mexico, most tourists only need a valid passport. Citizens of the United States, Canada, the European Union, and other countries do not require a visa for tourist stays of up to 180 days. It is essential to check the specific requirements according to your nationality before traveling.

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What is the Tourist Card and how do I get it?

The Tourist Card is a document that all travelers must complete upon entering Mexico, including the Riviera Maya. This form is delivered on the plane or at the border and must be kept throughout your stay, as it is necessary to leave the country.

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Do I need any vaccinations to travel to the Riviera Maya?

No specific vaccinations are required to enter the Riviera Maya, although it is recommended to be up to date on standard vaccinations. This ensures a safe and worry-free stay while you enjoy your trip.

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What transportation options are available to get around the Riviera Maya?

The Riviera Maya offers a variety of transportation options, including taxis, buses, and private transportation services like Uber. It is also common to find organized transportation services, which facilitate transfers to the main tourist attractions and excursions.

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Is it safe to travel in the Riviera Maya?

The Riviera Maya is one of Mexico's most popular tourist destinations and is generally safe for visitors. As with any other place, it is recommended to take basic precautions, such as avoiding displaying valuables and following local safety recommendations. Staying in renowned hotels also contributes to a safe and comfortable stay.

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What are the must-see attractions in the Riviera Maya?

The Riviera Maya offers a wide variety of must-see attractions. Among them are the Mayan ruins of Tulum, the crystal clear waters of the cenotes, the famous Playa del Carmen, and the ecological park in Xcaret. It is also recommended to visit Cozumel to snorkel or dive in its coral reefs.

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How many days are needed to visit the Riviera Maya?

To fully enjoy the Riviera Maya, a stay of at least 7 days is recommended. This will allow you to explore the main attractions, relax on its beaches, and go on excursions to archaeological sites, natural parks, and cenotes, without feeling rushed.

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What kind of food can I expect in the Riviera Maya?

The Riviera Maya is known for its delicious cuisine, which includes a mix of traditional Mexican cuisine and international dishes. Local specialties include tacos, ceviches, cochinita pibil (slow-roasted pork), and fresh seafood. You'll also find a wide variety of restaurants offering vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.

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What is the difference between Cancun and the Riviera Maya?

Cancun is a modern and vibrant city, known for its nightlife, shopping malls, and white-sand beaches. The Riviera Maya, on the other hand, stretches along the Caribbean coast from Puerto Morelos to Tulum and is famous for its all-inclusive resorts, quiet beaches, and archaeological sites. Both destinations offer unique experiences, but the Riviera Maya is ideal for those looking for a more relaxed and natural environment.

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Is it possible to take day trips to Chichen Itza from the Riviera Maya?

Yes, it is possible to take a day trip to Chichen Itza from the Riviera Maya. The famous Mayan city is approximately a 2.5-hour drive from Playa del Carmen. Many tourism agencies and hotels offer organized tours that include transportation, a tour guide and stops at other interesting sites such as cenotes or nearby towns.

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What are the best beaches in the Riviera Maya?

The Riviera Maya has some of the best beaches in Mexico, with white sands and crystal clear waters. Some of the most popular include Playa Paraiso in Tulum, Playa Maroma, Xpu-Ha, and Playa Akumal, known for its sea turtles. These beaches offer a perfect environment to relax, swim, and enjoy the Caribbean sun.

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