Xcaret Things to Do

Situated 85 kilometers away from Cancún, Paamul is a stretch of beaches. These beaches remain almost completely without tourist development or commercial infrastructure. The landscapes are rustic and quiet. You can rent a simp... more

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… to Xcaret eco-archaeological park, which was definitely a highlight: snorkeling, ruins, and chocolate ice… continue reading »

This company takes guests to the best snorkeling spots aboard a fast moving catamaran. Snorkelers follow experienced guides on an underwater tour of coral formations and colorful aquatic life. Fury offers a "Two Reefs Snorkel... more

After a tour of the Mexican Caribbean, take to the trails and ride through the jungle, mangroves, and the beach on a powerful ATV guided tour with a professional staff. Set out to conquer the jungle on well-maintained routes f... more

This ecological park, Xcaret, was built in the tropical jungle. It is worth staying all day and part of the night, visiting its underground rivers and the beach. There is an archaeological zone, a breeding place for wild birds,... more

This ship was deliberately sunk by the Mexican government in an attempt to create an artificial reef that would lure some of the tourist traffic away from the natural coral reefs thereby preserving them. Its addition to the Pa... more

Located just south of Parque Chankanaab, this reef is ideal for snorkeling since it is only 350 yards offshore. It's rather shallow, never going deeper than 70-feet, so many dive operators also use it as a training ground for b... more

Located just between the more popular Playa Corona and Playa San Francisco, this beach is often overlooked, so it tends to be quieter than the others. There are a number of private rental homes close by and some small roadside... more

This is a little jewel of beach about nine kilometers outside of San Miguel. It has the same magnificent snorkeling found at Parque Chankanaab but with fewer crowds. You can have a relaxed visit, rent some snorkel gear to check... more

The average depth of this reef is 50-70 feet making it a great reef for the second dive. It is rich with coral, sponges and sea fans as well as sea cucumbers, eels, snapper, eagle rays and other species that dwell in its coral... more