Friday, June 01, 2007

 

Riviera Maya, Mexico, Lodging

Riviera Maya is a tourism district following the highway 307 of Quintana Roo, Mexico. It historically started at Playa del Carmen and ended at Tulum pueblo, though the towns of Puerto Morelos to the north of Playa del Carmen and Felipe Carrillo Puerto inland are both currently being promoted as part of the Riviera Maya tourist corridor.

It is famous for its all-inclusive resorts located along the highway, as Mayan Resorts, and smaller boutique hotels located in Playa del Carmen and Tulum.

The terrain is flat, covered by low tropical jungle, and its coasts alongside the Caribbean provide many kilometers of powdery white sand beaches, inlets, bays, and mangrove swamps. As in all of the Yucatan Peninsula, there are no important above-ground rivers with the exception of the Rio Hondo, a navigable river on the border with Guatemala. The most important lagoons are Coba, North of Tulum, Bacalar to the Northeast of Chetumal, the State`s capital, and Chichancanab, between Santa Rosa and Polyuc. Sweetwater cenotes are abundant in the region, and were the original water sources for the ancient population centers of the Maya culture.


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