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Cancun Golf Club |
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\Nestled between the Nichupte Lagoon and the crystal-clear Caribbean Sea, lies Cancun’s oldest, most prestigious golf club. Designed in 1976 by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., Cancun’s Golf Club at Pok-Ta-Pok artistically incorporates hundreds of meters of dramatic shoreline and ancient Mayan ruins into a truly enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities.
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Playa Chemuyil |
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If you're looking to get away from the crowded Cancún beaches, then make the drive to Playa Chemuyil. The peaceful environs of this beach include smooth white sand, pristine waters, and even a hiking trail along the coast. The attractive feature of this beach is its location in the middle of the rainforest.
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Playa Langosta |
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Spanish for "Lobster Beach," this is one of Cancun's favorite sunny spots, and thousands of visitors enjoy it each year. Its sand is sheltered from the wind, and it overlooks crystal-clear water, making it a perfect place to sun out and enjoy your time.
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Tres Rios |
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Tres Ríos is where three rivers meet the sea. It is where culture, nature, and experience merge in an award-winning eco-sensitive facility that provides a retreat unlike any other in Cancun. Regional flora and a variety of birds call the reserve home, and there are several water sports that may suit you well.
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Xel-Ha |
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The Riviera Maya hosts the most incredible and magical water theme park created by the Mayan gods: Xel-Ha, a place that gathers the best of the Mexican Caribbean nature in the Riviera Maya of Mexico. Xel-Ha is great for the entire family, and there are several shops and restaurants nearby that enable you to make a day of your adventure.
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