Venture off the beaten path and see some of these fun places. If you're going to be spending time in the jungle ziplining or riding ATV's, take along some bug spray. Have fun!
Hidden away on the Northern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula is a magical place full of color. Entering the water is prohibited since this is a commercial salt production area. But you can book a tour from Rio Lagartos that will take you to a different location. You can float in the pink water there.
Paa Mul is so close you could take a taxi and go for lunch. They have a nice restaurant right on the water and a very quirky vibe. It's an RV park like you've never seen before
Tulum is a city that is best known for it's Mayan Ruins, aptly referred to as "Tulum". Navigation is simple; just stay take the highway south.
Isla Holbox (pronounced hole-bosh) is so close to Playa del Carmen now that the new road is open. You can go for the just the day or stay for a night or two.
Check with the concierge at the Administration office on the first floor of Xaman ha. They can help you with transportation to Isla.
