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Are Xcaret, Xplor, and Chichen Itza Worth Visiting in Riviera Maya?
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May
It’s amazing places to see we had tons of fun me and my kids. And we have gone back to all the parks 4 years in a row.
May
Xenses park is really cool park as well actually all the Xcaret parks are well worth the money and each park you need a full day or more
Justin
May ya it looked like it.
Shannon
I would also like to book an here let me know if you find any good deals I've been looking for some time now.
Justin
Shannon I've heard black Friday is the time
Barbara
Xcaret is a must as well as Chichen Itza , I have been to both
Jen
Occidental Xcaret is amazing
Justin
Jen looks like a lack of beach at the resort, or are the pictures misleading? Also what are the rooms and food like?
Mike
Xelha is the best of all IMO
Justin
Mike hmmm I looked at that and thought it was cool, but was on the fence. Is it mostly water based activities?
Mike
Justin yes it is. I just find it is the best value for the money. Xcaret has the most variety but it is less activity based than Xelha
Justin
Mike what activities are there? Is it mostly snorkeling?
Mike
Justin small zip lines, water slides, Cliff Jumping, tubing through mangroves, nature walks. I’m sure there is more but that’s what I spent most of my time doing.
There are also paid adventures within like dolphin swims, underwater walk, snuba.
Fernando
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Cat
I’ve been to Xcaret and Xelha, Tukum and Chichen Itza and Loved them! My daughter (who travelled in her 20’s) had a Blast at Xplor - great selection of activities, focussed more on her age group than mine.
I found Xelha to be much more focussed on water activities than Xcaret, which had more variety. A combination of Xcaret (water, jungle, culture/history) and Xplor (more adventure focussed) would be great! Chichen Itza is Fascinating, and the scale of it blew me away; the ruins at Tulum are a beautiful wander with a baby-powder soft beach down the cliff (just remember you have to walk up again).
Trish
Travelling with kids? if so Xel Ha hads down, so much fun (even without kids) Chichen Itza is cool but it's a long day and it's so incredibly hot with no shade at all. When we went you were allowed to climb the ruins now you are not.
Fred
Xel-Ha, Chichen Itza, and Tulum, Quintana Roo
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Exploring the Riviera Maya: Xcaret, Xplor, and Chichen Itza
The Riviera Maya in Mexico is a paradise for adventure seekers and history buffs alike. If you're planning a trip to this stunning region next March, you've made an excellent choice. Among the many attractions, Xcaret, Xplor, and Chichen Itza are definitely worth considering. Here's what you need to know about these iconic destinations:
Xcaret
Xcaret is an eco-archaeological park that offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and adventure. This massive park boasts underground rivers, pristine beaches, and ancient Mayan ruins. Some of the highlights include:
- Swimming in the crystal-clear waters of the underground rivers and natural pools
- Exploring the ancient Mayan ruins and learning about their fascinating history
- Witnessing the spectacular evening show, which showcases the rich cultural heritage of Mexico
- Snorkeling in the Caribbean Sea and observing vibrant marine life
Xcaret is a full-day experience, so be prepared to spend several hours exploring all that it has to offer.
Xplor
Xplor is an adventure park that will get your adrenaline pumping. It's the perfect destination for thrill-seekers and outdoor enthusiasts. Here are some of the exciting activities you can enjoy at Xplor:
- Ziplining through the lush jungle canopy
- Swimming and rafting in the underground rivers
- Exploring the stunning cave systems and underground trails
- Driving amphibious vehicles through the jungle and water
Xplor is a high-energy experience that combines adventure, nature, and excitement in one unforgettable package.
Chichen Itza
Chichen Itza is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most famous Mayan ruins in Mexico. This ancient city is a testament to the incredible architectural and astronomical achievements of the Mayan civilization. Here's what you can expect when visiting Chichen Itza:
- Marveling at the iconic El Castillo pyramid, a masterpiece of Mayan engineering
- Exploring the Great Ball Court, the largest of its kind in Mesoamerica
- Learning about the fascinating history and culture of the Mayan people
- Witnessing the incredible acoustics of the El Castillo pyramid
Chichen Itza is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, and ancient civilizations.
In conclusion, Xcaret, Xplor, and Chichen Itza offer unique and unforgettable experiences that cater to different interests. Whether you're seeking adventure, culture, or history, these destinations have something for everyone. Make sure to plan your trip well in advance and be prepared for an incredible journey through the wonders of the Riviera Maya.
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Justin
Looking at heading to Riviera Maya in Mexico next March. Looking at booking xcaret/xplor/Chichen Itza. Anyone been to them? Are they worth it?