The Golf Club at Playacar is a 7202 yards, par 72, championship golf course, designed and built by Robert Von Hagge. With a slope rating of 148 from the championship tees, 136 from the white tees, and 134 from the red tees, it is as challenging to play as it is beautiful to view. The Club has an innovative all-inclusive system where you will be treated with excellent service from your arrival to the Clubhouse until you leave the course. Snack and beverage carts circulate the course for your convenience.

The Club provides a first class practice area, complete with a spectacular driving range, and a large putting green including chipping, pitching, and greenside bunker areas.

Villa Aqua is located right between the 13th and 14th greens and just a couple of minutes driving distance from the Club House (transportation is included with your green fee).

A Greg Norman design, El Camaleón Golf Club boasts a spectacular layout winding about the tropical jungle and the mangrove before boldly stretching to the sea. Well reputed among golf's finest players, El Camaleón was the PGA TOUR site for the Mayakoba Classic, the only official PGA TOUR event held outside the U.S.A. or Canada. Here, golf enthusiasts of all skill levels can experience the essence of a pristine and natural landscape, recognized by the Audubon Society.

Like the chameleon from which it takes its name, the course offers up ever-changing challenges and alluring vistas: fairways lined with sand dunes and mangroves, distinctive hazards such as cenotes (subterranean caves), crystal-clear lagoons, and greens perched on the edge of the Caribbean Sea. At 7,024 yards, PAR 72 and open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., El Camaleón offers a day filled with exhilarating play.

Grand Coral Golf Club is a Nick Price's golfer-friendly creation where everyone will enjoy playing this 18 hole; par 71 Course that is 7,043 yards long. It offers a modern Clubhouse and exclusive Beach Club. The Green fee includes: Round trip transportation, golf cart, 2 bottles of water, golf tees, divot repair tool, fresh towels, dressing room with lockers and safe deposit box.

In the proud tradition of the world-renowned Dye family golf courses, architect P.B. Dye's latest masterpiece: The Iberostar Playa Paraiso Golf Club, is truly unique.

On a landscape that is relatively flat, rises a golf course like no other in the Mexican Caribbean. Carved out of the ancient Mayan jungle, the Iberostar Playa Paraiso Golf Club has many of the traits of a typical Dye Design: narrow fairways, deep bunkers, extreme vertical movement and untraditional hazards such as a rock riverbed are facts that make the course distinctively different from others in the area.

The golf course of Puerto Aventuras is an exciting and challenging activity. A beautiful 36-hole course designed in 1991 by Thomas Leman and is still one of the best-kept secrets in this area. A smooth carpet of Bermuda grass, surrounded by palm trees, bougainvillea, tropical trees and lush foliage, covers all the Greens. In their daily rounds you may encounter iguanas, deer, various tropical birds and other wildlife.

The Golf course opens every day year round from 7:30 AM until dark. Golf Carts are not mandatory and no reservations are necessary.

It is perhaps here; in the executive golf course at El Manglar Vidanta Golf Riviera Maya that Jack Nicklaus developed the world's foremost golf course, in which his design firm achieves to project the creative, revolutionary, and cutting edge stamp that distinguished it. With 18 Holes – Par 54 in an area of 2,923 yards long filled with radiant white sand traps, dark tones of natural stone lining pristine lakes, deep lush hue of the greens, and waste bunkers, this course is a garden of delights for golf lovers.

The insignia of the course, the 17th —named Donna-Green—, boasts three bunkers on each side of the green and one more at its center, making it a one of a kind, so it is notoriously difficult to get out of it with a par.

Ride an ATV through jungle paths, swim in a clear 60-foot deep Cenote, explore caves, climb ancient Mayan ruins on this 2-hour tour, just a few minutes drive from Villa Aqua.

Xcaret, the largest and most impressive theme park in the Riviera Maya, offers a wide variety of activities and diversions in a spectacular natural setting. Here you can snorkel in an underground river, learn about marine life in a living aquarium, walk through a butterfly pavilion, see jaguars and pumas, swim with dolphins and manatees, and learn about sea turtles. If you are interested on Mexican culture, this is the place to find folk art expression (art craft, shows, food, music and more…).

Xplor is a unique underground paradise, with 7 amazing circuits that invite you to rediscover your emotions and senses within nature.

Dare to ride the 13 zip lines among the Caribbean's lively nature and enjoy refreshing water landings and amazing suspension bridges; take a trip through the jungle on unstoppable amphibious vehicles, explore an underground paradise where you can swim surrounded by amazing stalactites and stalagmites, discover a matchless raft route across stunning subterranean caverns while paddling with your own hands, and to complete your feat, a nutritious and light buffet, that will recharge your energy.

Xel-Ha is a natural aquarium park, where fresh water from underground rivers meets the saltwater of the ocean, forming a particularly diverse environment for snorkeling. Admire the impressive variety of brightly colored tropical fish, or enjoy tubing, biking or walking around the park. It's a wonderland of Cenotes, mangroves and lagoons where nature lovers will find plenty to do.

This magical place with an ambiance of fiesta, music and tradition captures the imagination of everyone who visits by conjuring up memories of Mexico in its golden age. Decorated with motifs from the 32 States of Mexico, the famous trajineras, that were once used for transporting flowers, fruits and vegetables grown in floating gardens, have become a means of transportation and a cause of joy for all those who come to Xoximilco searching for a unique moment they can only experience here, in a modern version of the legendary cruise through the canals, with the colors and the charm of those magical moments we hold dear.

Park entrance includes: nighttime cruise on board a trajinera, dinner, open bar with tequila, beer, fruit flavored beverages and sodas, different ensembles playing traditional live music such as: mariachi, bolero trio, jarocho quartet and marimba. Approximate duration: 3 hours

Río Secreto could very well be one of the great wonders of the world. Experience this stunning underground river with thousands of dramatic stalactites and stalagmites. It's like stepping back in time to witness something mysterious and truly spectacular.

This system of caves, formed over centuries by an underground river, is located only a few miles from Villa Aqua. It is by far the longest partially flooded cave in the Yucatan Peninsula, but what makes Río Secreto even more special is the fact that it has more than 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) of semi-sunken cave mapped out with 15 natural outlets located in different areas. There's nothing else like it!

Keep in mind, this exotic and fragile geological formation requires an incredible amount of eco-awareness and sensitivity. The size of tour groups is limited to minimize impact on the cave. This will ensure that many generations get to see our planet's natural history carved in mineral substances.

A journey through Río Secreto is surreal, mystical and memorable. Whether you're an adventurer, world traveler, or simply a curious soul, you should experience one of the most intriguing natural attractions in the Riviera Maya.
It is a great option for a rainy day!

Live a great experience rappelling into a beautiful cenote and fly over the jungle's foliage on exciting zip-lines and participate in a traditional Mayan purification ceremony.

A complete Mayan-adventure experience that you should not miss!

At Sian Ka'an you can kayak through narrow canals between mangroves, climb an ancient pyramid, float in a crystal clear cenote, or try your hand at saltwater fly fishing, visit Muyil lagoon and its ruins, savor the sunrise here and you'll understand why the ancient Maya named this place Sian Ka'an, which in their language means, "where the sky is born." —all within a lush protected environment south of Playa del Carmen and Tulum.

Jumping out of a plane with the Caribbean below will certainly be an electric and vivid memory that you will cherish forever.

More of a cultural experience than a spa treatment, the Temazcal ceremony purifies your mind, body, and spirit. Dating back to pre-Hispanic times, the Temazcal is believed to have been used widely among the ancient Aztec and Mayan cultures in Mexico. The name Temazcal translates to "house of steam".