The Riviera Maya EDITION at Kanai

On Fifth Avenue, there are shopping centers with international brands of clothing, perfumery, makeup, and costume jewelry among other high-end products. In this pedestrian avenue that runs through the city just a few steps from the coast, you can find restaurants, bars, boutiques, art galleries, and handicrafts sales, ideal to take a souvenir of your visit. Visit the shopping centers with renowned high-level brands in Quinta Alegría, Calle Corazón and Paseo del Carmen. There is much to do in Playa del Carmen, since the sun rises you can do yoga on the beach, when it gets dark you can enjoy a snack by the sea, at night go to nightclubs and dance to the rhythm of our Caribbean music. Even when it rains you can do many things like visiting L’Aquarium, an aquarium in Calle Corazón that supports the reforestation of our reefs and teaches its visitors the different ecosystems that exist in the region. Visit also the Frida Kahlo Museum, with impressive pieces about this Mexican painter who marked our culture. For more information, visit our events section and take the opportunity to have fun. In addition to enjoying the nightlife of the city, delight your palate in the exquisite restaurants of international and national food found in the city. In Playa del Carmen, there is a private complex called Playacar, where you can stay in wonderful high-class hotels, enjoy the golf course and incredible winding and tree-lined streets. The atmosphere of Playacar is relaxed and luxurious, with beautiful shopping centers inside to enjoy the nature that Riviera Maya offers.

When you arrive at the Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) of Bacalar, you get the sensation that you're seeing an optical illusion created by myriad flashes of blue water, from the deepest shade of blue to turquoise and crystalline. However, it is not a mirage but a reality: it is, in fact, the Laguna de los Siete Colores (Lagoon of Seven Colors), a tourist attraction that invites you to discover Bacalar. Moreover, it is located only 40 minutes away from Chetumal, the capital of the state of Quintana Roo.

Tulum ruins is considered by many as the most beautiful of the Mayan Ruins sites around Cancun, is small but exquisitely poised on the fifteen-meter-high cliffs above the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea. Tulum has one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean.

Sian Ka'an is one of the most important nature reserves in Mexico, due to the nine ecosystems contained within it (among them, forests, mangroves, wetlands, and reefs) and the four endangered species that live there: jaguars, tapirs, manatees, and peccaries. It is also home to 300 bird species and around 100 species of mammals. On account of this, UNESCO declared it a reserve in 1986 and granted it World Heritage status a year later.

Chichen Itza was one of the most important city-states in pre-Hispanic America and is one of the most visited archaeological sites in Mexico today. The Chichen Itza Pyramid or El Castillo is the most astonishing Mayan Ruin or building inside the Archaeological Site.

The island has incomparable views, in and outside the water. It is one of the favorite destinations for doing snorkel thanks to the fact that it is part of the second largest reef barrier in the world.

The Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) of Valladolid in Yucatán is one of those places in which time goes slowly,. This town still emanates the ancient magic of the Mayan inhabitants. Afternoons are made for wandering around its barrios full of colors, with its enormous houses that seem to talk about important moments in the history of the country, like the War of the Castes, The Colony and The Mexican Revolution.

Isla Mujeres is a slice of paradise a short distance off the coast of Cancun. It offers tropical isolation away from the busy town and resorts, with incredible views of the surrounding Caribbean.