Playa Del Carmen Vacation Rentals
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Rent a vacation rental home in Playa del Carmen, Yucatan, Mexico. From Playa del Carmen, you can easily vist Tulum, the only ancient Mayan city to be built directly on the coast. Rent holiday lodging directly from owners of Mexican villa and condo accommodations in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.
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Playa del Carmen, Mexico: Exploring the Mayan Riviera Beyond the All-inclusive Resorts.
If you are searching for a sun-filled vacation this season, consider Playa del Carmen and the Mayan Riviera. Mexico's Caribbean Coast is the perfect destination for a Mexico vacation.
(PRWEB) August 27, 2004 -- Mexico's Caribbean Coast has become a top vacation destination over the past few years. What attracts most visitors to the area is the many mega-resort properties that line Highway 307 from Cancun to Tulum, also referred to as the Riviera Maya.
People are lured by the miles of beaches, clear turquoise sea, and the ability to leave their wallets in the hotel safe for a week for an all-inclusive Caribbean holiday. Unfortunately, if you never leave the resort, you miss out on experiencing the culture and beauty of the Mexican Coast.
Playa del Carmen, once touted as a tiny fishing village where backpackers and hippies pitched their tents on the beach, has now grown into a thriving, cosmopolitan community. Playa, as the locals call it, still retains a charm that can't be found in Cancun's high-rise hotel zone.
About 40 miles south of Cancun, Playa del Carmen's location makes it a prime spot to set up base while exploring the rest of the Mayan Riviera. Local bus service runs from the Cancun airport to Playa del Carmen. Busses are modern, with televisions, reclining seats, luggage racks, bathrooms, seatbelts and air conditioning.The bus station in Playa is on the edge of 5th Avenue, downtown's main pedestrian walkway. Lined with outdoor cafes, bars, restaurants, shops, and hotels -downtown Playa is bustling with activity.
Due to the large influx of foreign business owners relocating to the area, you will find Asian, Thai, Italian, Argentininan, and French cuisine along with traditional Mexican and Mayan restaurants. To experience some of the best and most authentic Mexican food, take a short walk off of 5th Avenue, along Juarez or 10th Avenue. Local vendors around the town square, near the ferry pier, sell fresh fruit and home made tamales and sweets.
Accommodations range from youth hostels to upscale, luxury boutique hotels. Along the beach you can find modern hotel rooms with a balcony overlooking the Caribbean Sea or beachside palapas with colorful hammocks strung outside your door. If you would like to shop in Cancun for a day, the bus to downtown Cancun departs Playa's bus station every 15 minutes.
How about scuba diving in Cozumel? The ferry departs Playa del Carmen every half hour. More experienced divers can explore the cenotes, or underground caves, all around the Mayan Riviera. If you'd like to explore other Mexican towns, you can take a bus over to Tulum or Vallodolid for the day, or explore the magnificent ruins of Coba or Chichen Itza.
For shorter day trips, there is a collectivo van that runs up and down Highway 307 all day from Playa del Carmen to Tulum. For about two dollars you can hop on and go out to snorkel at Yal Ku lagoon in Akumal, Xel Ha or XCaret Parks, take an ATV jungle tour, or explore the Mayan Ruins in Tulum. Of course, you can also just lounge on the pristine beaches with an ice bucket of Dos Equis and a good book.
From cancuntoday.net:
About Playa del Carmen Playa del Carmen boasts bistros, salsa and rave clubs, and excursions to every part of the Yucatan. You can grab a bagel, spend the night in a 5-star hotel or simply rent a hammock under the stars or a palapa and enjoy a gelato made moments earlier in shades of tropical fruits.
As the jumping off point to Cozumel, the pier at Playa Del Carmen is a beehive of excitement and activity as ferries cross the deep blue bay shuttling tourists and diving enthusiasts every hour. The nearby Señor Frog's Restaurant is always a terrific place to lounge with a cold beer and friends while waiting for the next ferry.
Playa del Carmen boasts bistros, salsa and rave clubs, and excursions to every part of the Yucatan. You can grab a bagel, spend the night in a 5-star hotel or simply rent a hammock under the stars or a palapa and enjoy a gelato made moments earlier in shades of tropical fruits.
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