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Oasis Cancun
650 yards of white sand beachfront and combines the
services and comforts that befit a Grand Turismo
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Experience
the action and feel the emotion of swimming with dolphins in the ocean.
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Tulum..
Perched at the cliff's edge and dominating the turquoise
waters is the Castle, the largest and the most impressive
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Come enjoy the
world's most spectacular aquarium Xel-Há a nature lover's paradise. Riviera Maya Mexico.
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Garrafon,
aquatic and recreational natural park located in Punta Sur in Isla
Mujeres. Click
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HISTORY
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Since 1974, the island of Cancun has been developed from a small fishing village to an international resort attracting over 700,000 visitors each year. Booming Cancun City, across the Nichupte Lagoon on the mainland, was non-existent 20 years ago; it now supports a population of 250,000. Such incredible growth did not just happen; Cancun was selected-reportedly by computer – by a Department of Tourism task force as a development site that would bolster the Yucatan’s sagging economy.
The task force (FONATUR) created the master plan for and supervised the orderly development of both the Hotel Zone (which occupies the entire island) and Cancun City. The result is Mexico’s leading tourist destination – Cancun now accounts for nearly 20 percent of the nation’s tourism
income.
Most non-hotel beaches are located on the bay side of the island. Playa Tortugas
is a popular spot for sunning and swimming in the bay; it is located a little more than halfway between the mainland and Punta Cancun and offers both restaurants and changing facilities.
Playa Caracol, east of Playa Tortugas, is a favorite spot with local residents.
Other beaches
include Playa de las Perlas, Playa Juventud, Playa Linda and Playa Langosta.
Playa Chac Mool, just south of Punta Cancun on the Caribbean, is a pleasant beach with changing facilities, a restaurant and a bar.
The Anthropology Museum, located in the Convention Center near Punta Cancun, provides a good introduction to Cancun’s Mayan history. The museum houses artifacts including masks, sculptures, pottery and jewelry; a friendly staff will answer questions.
After touring the museum, you’ll want to visit the island’s ruins. The nearby Pok-Ta-Pok golf course boasts a temple by its 12th hole. Close to the Convention Center, there is a minor ruin by the sea behind the Westin Camino Real Hotel and two small temples at Yamil Lu’um near the Sheraton Hotel.
Farther south, you’ll find San Miguelito, a site consisting of temples and pyramids set around a ceremonial square. The modest El Rey ruins, perhaps once a royal burial ground, are west of San Miguelito in a jungle clearing on the shores of the Nichupte Lagoon. If Cancun’s ruins whet your archaeological appetite, you can visit the mainland’s larger ruins, including Tulum, Coba, Chichen Itza and Uxmal.
You’ll find dazzling arrays of indigenous tropical birds in the aviary behind the Mauna Loa shopping center, including flamingoes, toucans, cranes, pelicans and roadrunners. Multicolored tropical fish are visible from the glass-bottom boats that sail regularly on the crystalline waters of the Cancun’s lagoons; many of these excursions include a stop at La Isla de los Pajaros in the Nichupte Lagoon, home to thousands of species of birds. Serious bird-watchers will want to visit the sanctuary at Isla Contoy, a tiny island north of Isla
Mujeres.
HOTELS IN:
Riviera Maya: Puerto Morelos, Punta Bete, Playa del Carmen,
Xcaret, Kantenah, Akumal, Puerto Aventuras, Xpu-Ha and Tulum
Cozumel,
Isla Mujeres,
Merida, Chichen Itza and Uxmal
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Cabañas "Los Flamingos"
Beach Front Cabins
in El Cuyo, Ria Lagartos, Biosphere
Reserve.. El Cuyo is the last important
nesting site for the pink flamingo of Mexico in the Yucatan, and one
of the most important beaches in the world for the nesting of the
hawksbill turtle. We offer you a unique experience with nature and a
place to relax allowing you to leave the pressures of everyday life
behind. El Cuyo is Located two and half hours from
Cancun and tree hours from the Colonial City of Mérida, Capital of
the Yucatan State. Things to do: Biking, kayaking, birding and
fishing. El Cuyo is the perfect
place for nature lovers! More!
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Travel Guide for Playa del Carmen
and other areas of the Riviera Maya México, providing secure Online Reservations
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Travel
Guide for Cancun Mexico.
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Travel and Tourist
guide for Mérida México and yucatán Península, where you'll find Spanish
colonial cities and cathedrals, mayan ruins, haciendas, exotic birds, caves,
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