MAYAN RIVIERA
Fast Facts
- Spectacular combination of pristine beaches and Mayan archaeological treasures Incredible diving opportunities; spot manta rays, sharks and colourful fish
- Immerse yourself in nature at a protected reserve full of wildlife
- World class golf courses will challenge players of all skill levels
When you're seeking luxury at every turn, head to Riviera Maya where high-end resorts, fine dining opportunities and stylish beach clubs cater to discerning travellers. It's easy to sunbathe the day away on Playa del Carmen's pristine stretches of sugar-white sand. But dive below the clear azure waters and you'll discover a breathtaking array of marine life, from vibrant tropical fish to whale sharks and manta rays swimming through coral networks. Inland, the Mayan Riviera's ecological diversity continues to impress with nature reserves that are well protected. The ancient Mayan port city of Tulum is a must do day excursion, and the UNESCO recognized payramids of Chichen Itza are within easy reach.
National language: Spanish
Currency: MXN (Mexican Peso). We recommend to bring USD and/or MXN pesos as vendors outside the resorts charge in pesos.
Language notes: Hola! While the local language is Spanish, English is widely spoken in resorts and tourist areas.
Voltage: 110V
Travel tips: Canadian devices use 120 V and will work with 110 V. Many resorts have 120 V plugs. For older devices, items using motors or heating (heated beauty tools, electric toothbrushes) and three prong plugs we recommend bringing an adaptor with voltage conversion.
What to buy: The Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza are a must-visit for anyone that's curious about ancient civilizations. Look for motifs of this iconic pyramid adorning accessories and knick-knacks in markets throughout the Mayan Riviera.
Getting around: Your West Jet Vacations representative will handle your airport transfers, providing you with round-trip transportation from the airport to your resort and back.
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