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Yucatan Activites - It would be all too easy to Take a trip to Yucatán and never leave the beachfront area of the hotel. For some, lounging in the sand and soaking up the sun is all it takes to satisfy. Even for the active visitor, the surf and sand offer plenty of activities to stimulate both the mind and body. However there are many other Activities to do in Yucatán.
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The Mayan ruins - Chichen Itza:
One of the most fascinating archeological sites of Yucatan Ruins is Chichen Itza. It was a very sacred Mayan City and is the capital state of the Yucatan. The Yucatan Ruins in Chichen Itza are rated among the most important of Mayan ruins and cultural remains. Chichen Itza is one of the most impressive sites. There is a lot of talk that surrounds this particular ruin, but without a doubt it lives up to it. Located 75 miles east of Merida |
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Loltun Caves - Puuc hills of Yucatán :
Loltun Caves are located within the Puuc hills of Yucatán and are open to the public. The massive interconnecting caverns, Also nearby visiter ruins of Uxmal, Labna, Sayil, and other sites in the Puuc hills. Few realize the importance of this set of caves in the prehistory of Mexico. Loltun has given archaeologists some of the earliest evidence for humans in the New World. |
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Cenotes of the Yucatán :
This was the most interesting, most memorable part of Yucatan. Cenotes are underground ponds. You climb down stairs carved into the rock and swim in a pond in a cave that has a small (maybe 5-foot diameter) hole in the ceiling to let light in. The water is fairly warm, and there are small fish in it. It's very safe, and sort of mystical. You can swim under the water and find other cenotes, One of the best things to see in Yucatan! Located 4.3 miles southeast of Valladolid |
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Xaman Ha Aviary :
Xaman Ha Aviary is a incredible natural habitat for some 60 species of tropical birds who populate the jungles of the Yucatan peninsula.
Here you can see roughly 200 individual birds living in harmony with one another, all within an open-air sanctuary that has paths and trails leading to the birds' preferred nesting areas. These birds live, eat, fly and reproduce within Xamana Ha's little Mexican jungle. Paseo Xaman Ha S/N Fraccionamiento Playacar, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. |
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Boat Rentals in Progreso :
If you are in Progreso and want to get out on the water, check out Paseos Tursiticos PM on the Malecon - the seaside Promanade. Mr. Eduardo Castro offers several excursion options ranging from 15 minute trips to several day trips to Alacran Reef - 65 miles north of Progreso. Reservations - 01-999 923-5563. They work from 9 AM to 5 PM and Sat. till 3 PM. |
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Cenote Diving - Dos Ojos or Gran Cenote:
There is no area in the world with as many underwater caves as the Yucatan Peninsula's Riviera Maya. This coastal region, stretching from just south of Playa del Carmen to Tulum and slightly inland, has over 100 different cave entrances and miles upon miles of passageway. Most of it is breathtakingly beautiful. |
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| Email : scubacenote@hotmail.com | Contact Armando: Mobile: (984)1312391 |
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Tequila Sunrise Sports Fishing Adventures:
Tequila Sunrise Adventures offers full and half day charter fishing trips from Puerto Aventuras, Mexico, in the heart of sailfish country. Our experienced American captain and English speaking crew will make your fishing adventure something to remember! |
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| TEL : 984 873 55 13 or 1 998 874 01 88 |
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Offshore fishing:
The emerald green Gulf of Mexico is not as transparent as the Caribbean Sea, due to the great quantity of zoo and phytoplankton that it contains. The plankton is the ideal food of a lot of little fishes that in turn attract bigger fish giving way to the continuity of the food chain. This is the reason why the Gulf of Mexico is the habitat of hundreds of sea species. Just in front of Hotel Eco Paraiso, it is possible to capture in fairly shallow waters more than 10 different edible fish like Mouth, Yellow tailed, Red and Spotted Snappers, Groupers, Sea Trout, Barracudas, Palomets, amongst others. Hotel Eco Paraiso Xixim, Municipio de Celestun
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| TEL : 988) 916 2100 & (988) 916 2060 |
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Yucatan Fly Fishing :
We offer the Yucatan's finest fishing destinations for Tarpon, Permit, Snook, and Bonefish. We have 4 destinations to choose from and each offers a very unique angling experience. Located on the northern and northwestern shores of the Yucatan, our destinations offer a full service experience, from expert fishing guides, personal staff service, delightful meals, to comfortable lodging and accommodations. |
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| Email : Info@YucatanFlyFishing.com TEL: 888 321 9822 or 916 539 3474 |
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SkyCycle Canopy Adventure :
Allow yourself to soar like a bird above the jungle canopy, then swoop down into the mysterious beauty of the cenotes, without setting foot on the ground! Choose your own speed as you pedal your leisurely path over a spectacular jungle vista. |
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| TEL: 84-115-4514 or 984-120-1977 or from Mexico 044 984 115-4514 or 044 984 120-1977 |
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Becan :
Mayan ruins in Campeche Mexico more... Just beyond the Quintana Roo-Campeche state line, 6 kilometers west of the town of Xphil, are the Mayan ruins of Becan. Visitors can walk to 20 major constructions distributed over three hectares with a number of temple pyramids and plenty of tall jungle. The site is usually deserted. Becan was the political, economical and religious capital of the province known today as Rio Bec |
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Chicanna :
Near the Quintana Roo-Campeche state line, 6 kilometers west of the town of Xphil and 3 kilometers from Becan ruins, are the Mayan ruins of Chicanna. Due to its dimensions and the rich decoration of the buildings, Chicanna has been considered a small elitiest center of nearby Becan. The site is usually deserted. Chicanna is roughly 3.5 hours from Tulum, driving south on highway 307 then west on 186. |
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Ek Balam :
While it is not as completely restored or as large a site as Chichen Itza or Uxmal, Ek Balam is under active restoration and gives the visitor a great overview of the entire archaeological process. The effect is almost mystical with restored buildings pushing out of the huge mounds of rubble and jungle undergrowth. |
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Tulum :
Tulum's greatest attraction is its location. It stands on a bluff facing the rising sun looking out on views of the Caribbean that are nothing less than spectacular. |
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