Location: Chetumal
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Top 10 Outdoor Activities in Chetumal, Quintana Roo
Gateway to Belize, Tikal in Guatemala and the numerous Río Bec ruins, Chetumal is the capital of Quintana Roo state. Buses connect major cities, including those in Belize. Rental cars cannot be taken through the Belize border. The busy city's old town boasts a Caribbean feel. The excellent, interactive Museo de la Cultura Maya offers fascinating insights to those planning to follow the dramatic Río Bec ruin route. The vine-strewn ruins are rich in wildlife and give the sense of stumbling onto a Lost World.
Restaurants in Chetumal
1. Mayan World Adventures
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Mayan world adventures: authentic jungle experiences. Join our expeditions and outdoors activities in Yucatan, Mexico. From our camp in the south of Chetumal (Belize boarder) you'll experience the Mayan nature trips: 100% adventure like jungle trekking & expeditions, rappeling, kayak, archaeology and much more!
2. Mayadan Adventure
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
los mejores circuitos en la laguna de Bacalar donde se visitan tres cenotes y el canal de los piratas, ademas podemos hacer un recorrido en bicicleta en el centro historico del pueblo magico de bacalar terminando con unos delicios mariscos en la costera o cenote azul
3. Chetumal Dive Club
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
The first diving center in Chetumal at full time and with tours for all tastes! We offer diving in Chetumal and departing from Chetumal, specialized in the south of Quintana Roo. We offer diving, snorkeling, kaiak, mountain biking, paddle and much more!
4. Taj Mahal Cenote
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4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By stumil25
Such an amazing experience. We Did 2 dives here and it was amazing. Dark and scary and then you come around a bend and see the light coming through the water and it was magnificent. I am not a very experienced diver and have never dove at night but this was not hard and it was a wonderful trip! If you are here, you have to do a CENOTE dive! There are two lines that we did and went aprox 50 feet down so not too bad! Water was colder so we wore two wet suites and booties for a feet. Didn't need gloves our a beanie cover though
5. Malecon de Chetumal
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4.5 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By GabrielleAGS - Belmopan, Belize
The malecon is definitely somewhere to visit when in Chetumal. Not only will you be right on the sea side but there are a few restaurants along it and even a park with a really high slide into the water. Be careful, however, as the sea wall is not high so unattended kids could easily fall in. The malecon is especially great at night, as there are countless little carts selling stuff like churros, machacadas, juices and marquesitas. It is a nice place when you are looking to take your kids for a little evening stroll.
6. Chetumal Tours
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4.0 based on 11 reviews
Tours, Paseos en lancha en la Bahia de Chetumal, Rio Hondo, Mahahual y Bacalar. “El sur de Quintana Roo como nadie te lo habia ensenado”
7. Zoologico Payo Obispo
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3.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 8crismg - Mexico City, Mexico
It is a large zoo. I liked it. The train was a lot of fun, it goes around the zoo and you can see the animals from a different point of view.
8. Tequila Beach Club
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3.0 based on 36 reviews
We offer tours and excursions at the newly rebuilt Costa Maya Port in Mexico. Whether you arrive by cruise ship or make your own way to the fishing village of Mahahual (ma-ha-wall) an incredible and magical experience will be waiting for you.
9. Caribe Land Travel
Caribbean land travel is a company designed to provide tours and tourist services in different parts of the Yucatan Peninsula. Likewise, we provide transfer service to different destinations.
10. Fly Fish Costa Maya
Fly Fish Costa Maya is a sport fishing guiding and consulting business, based in southern Quintana Roo, Mexico. We run guided fly and light tackle wade trips and charters on both the flats, and inshore coastal waters of Sian Ka’an, Mahahual and Chetumal Bay. Our range covers over 550 square miles, encapsulating some of the best Bonefish, Permit, and Tarpon fishing on the planet.
