The Tides Riviera Maya
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The waters of the Sea of Cortez around Isla Carmen have a thriving fin and blue whale population, sandy bays, good weather and soaring rocky cliffs....
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This was my first experience of a coral garden. I didn’t realise it was such a literal phrase, believing it to be more of an accepted term for a...
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Cedar Pass Reef is one of Cozumel's most colorful reefs, teaming with schools of grunts and snappers. Divers are typically greeted by a large...
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Mexico’s underside is mostly limestone which has been hollowed out by the ocean into a whole system of tunnels, caves and caverns called cenotes....
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A cenote ("say-no-tay") is a flooded sinkhole, often leading into a cave. Along the Mayan Riviera in the Yucatan, south along the coastal...
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The Xcaret Eco Park doesn’t scream excitement. It might be the ‘eco park’ that led me to believe that, but thankfully it isn’t one of those...
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Tulum
(64.65 km)
Eighty miles south of the tourist resorts of Cancun, in the Yucatan state of Quintana Roo, stand the ruins of the Mayan city of Tulum. Its original...
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One and a half hours from Cancun, this Mayan retreat offers exotica to all senses, and an opportunity to explore, in depth, your body’s wisdom by...
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Off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsular stretching past Belize and on towards Honduras is the Great Mayan or Meso American Reef, at almost 750...
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From the flatlands of Yucatan to the uber-rugged Pacific coast, Mexico has something for every cyclist. Everyone I know who's made the ultra-trek...
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