If you are considering a bike rental in Playa del Carmen, Biciplaya should be avoided like the plague.

The 3D Museum of Wonders offers a unique and interactive experience that guarantees fun for everyone.

Participating in a cacao ceremony in Playa del Carmen blends the spiritual meaning of chocolate with guided meditations.

Tulum Tour from Playa del Carmen. Picture a perfect day at ancient Mayan ruins, swimming in a clear cenote and snorkeling with sea turtles.

Iris Galerie Playa del Carmen is a must-see if you enjoy unique and meaningful art.

This experience transcends a simple Mexican sauna; it's a profound journey of healing based on ancient Mayan healing rituals.

If you're bringing a vehicle, you must first know that parking meters are in effect throughout the tourist zone.

Bacalar Lagoon in Quintana Roo, known as the "Lagoon of Seven Colors," is famous for its vibrant shades of blue.

Plaza 28 de Julio Playa del Carmen is a beloved gathering place for locals and visitors.

A trip from Playa del Carmen to Holbox Island is a delightful escape that blends stunning natural beauty, adventure, and relaxation.

One of the highlights of visiting Isla Mujeres is the marine life, making it an ideal location for snorkeling and diving.

On this tour, you will explore the Tulum archaeological site, visit the Coba ruins, and swim in the Mayan Riviera cenotes.

Gastón Charó Art Gallery Playa del Carmen is located on the fifth avenue and stands out for lovers of contemporary and local art.

Chichen Itza is a treasure trove of ancient wonders, each building telling a unique story.

El Portal Maya is an iconic Playa del Carmen statue at Parque Los Fundadores, right by the beach. 

Martina Beach Club Playa del Carmen is known for its lively atmosphere, excellent service, and delicious food.

"Parque Fundadores, or Fundadores Park, is a vibrant blend of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and local flavor in Playa del Carmen."

Things to do in Playa del Carmen when it rains. Playa del Carmen is renowned for its beautiful beaches and outdoor activities.

5th Avenue in Playa del Carmen, often called "La Quinta Avenida" by locals, is a bustling pedestrian street parallel to the beach.

Dogs are not allowed on the beaches in Playa del Carmen due to concerns about pet waste and safety.