Top Things to do in Riviera Maya
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Things to do in Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo: The Best Water & Amusement Parks
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1. Labna-Ha Magic Mayan World
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
2. Parque De Cenotes Yax-Muul
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 153 reviews
LIVE THE EXPERIENCE !!! Enjoy a great moment, be part of a Mayan Ceremony, descend a cenote in our 5 mts. Rapel, swim in our crystalline, calm cenotes . Do you need something extreme? Enjoy our Yax-Muul ATV Tour and drive through the jungle!
Reviewed By TorresSSSSSSSSs
AMAZING experience! Everything was magical and during this Covid period we were almost alone. The guide Jose was so nice with us and knew a lot of things about Mayan history. He took time to answer all our questions. We truly recommend him!
3. Rancho La Teresita
4. Xcaret
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43,097 reviews
Xcaret (pronounced eesh - carette )is a must-see destination while visiting Cancun and Riviera Maya, situated only 37 miles from Cancun International. Xcaret," Mexico ’s sacred paradise" was opened in December 1990 as an eco-archeological park where visitors from all over the world can enjoy the splendor of Mexico’s biodiversity and cultural heritage. Attractions: Underground Rivers, Beach, lagoon & pools, Tropical Jungle Trail, Rotating Scenic Tower.
Reviewed By vnicholls84 - Plymouth, United Kingdom
We got the plus passes and included lunch - the Buffett was excellent! We added on the sea trek (absolutely awesome) and the adrenaline speed boat (also excellent) Stay for the show at the end!!! (We upgraded and got the vip seats with the meal too, also excellent) The rivers were outstanding. The only thing I didn’t like and would stop me returning is the captive dolphins. I don’t like seeing this at all. It’s 2019! People need to stop swimming with them and these parks need to let them go. One of the dolphins dorsal fins was ripped in half from constantly having people holding on to it. For an eco park is was shocked at the use of the animals for entertainment. (The sting rays appeared to have had their tails cut off too) It is a beautiful park, transfers were excellent.
5. Xenses Park by Xcaret
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,646 reviews
A unique half-day adventure which will challenge your senses, even those you never knew you had! Tour along more than 15 activities that go over land, air and water. Have fun through unusual scenarios that give you an unreal impression. An experience full of challenges for your mind, where everything around you is not what it seems.
Reviewed By sun_skies - Los Angeles, United States
Wow, this park is amazing. The xensatorium was the best thing I did at this location. It was an 8-15 minute walk through the dark, complete darkness, pitch black and you walk through different environments such as grass, sand, water, you touch plants and trees, smell the smells of the ecosystem that you are in. Its done so that your other senses can heighten and lead you through the journey. It was an intense experience because its so dark that you get a little scared at times, all you use to guide yourself is the things surrounding you. Th relaxation rivers were also amazing first the was a warm water one that you just float in and the second was the mud bath that you just lay in and float, followed by bucket baths and a walk through a sauna. The pueblo was all sorts of wrong but so much fun! They also had a bird flight zipline type of activity that was spectacular.
6. Cenotes Park Hidden Treasures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By davidr113086 - Detroit, United States
The cenotes here were unbelievable! The water was the clearest thing you will ever see! There is a rope to swing and dive into the water in the deep end. Word of caution, bring water shoes and goggles. The water is thick with minerals and using goggles under water you will be able to see everything! Water shoes are a must as well because there are lots of rocks and they are SHARP! The water is nice and cool and was completely refreshing after a long hot day. This was probably one of the coolest things I went to in Mexico.
7. Jungala Aqua Experience
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
AN OASIS OF THE EXTRAORDINARY Whether you're looking for family fun or seriously luxurious relaxation, Jungala Aqua Experience offers the ultimate way to enjoy the great outdoors and make a splash during your vacation. Featuring a selection of the world's best water rides without the lines, crowds, or hassle of your traditional park, this is the ultra-exclusive, low-density waterscape that only Vidanta can bring you.
Reviewed By lleblancct - Redding, United States
This is such a fantastic water park! There were no lines, everything was incredibly clean, the service was impeccable. My kids 20,18,16,16 had so much fun on the thrill rides and in the wave pool. We all enjoyed the beautiful lazy river. We will definitely be back!
8. Parque Cenote Las Mojarras
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 96 reviews
A park whith a great sinkhole(65m diametro and 14m deph), double zip line and double tower to jump to the wather(6m high), stroll under the cool jungle canopy, restrooms, yucatan hammock, picnic, camping, watch bierds, etc.
Reviewed By NatS264 - New York City, United States
We had two teens (ages 13 and 15) who really don’t want to do anything but stare at their phones and they actually had amazing time. We arrived at 9 am as we stayed close locally and we were first ones and had the cenote just to ourselves for 1 hour or so. We zip lined, jumped into water, swam, walked the ropes. It was unexpectedly nice adventure and we highly recommend it for families with kids 6 and older. There was really no area where little kids could play safely
9. El Toh
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
10. Bel Air Animal Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 182 reviews
BEL-AIR ANIMAL PARK Opens in the Riviera Maya all lovers of wildlife and water activities. Visitors will tour ecological trails with wild animals, may attend educational workshops, see the animal show, or if you prefer, snorkel and kayak in open cenotes Family manatees along the park protects.
