THE MEXICAN CARIBBEAN - WHERE TO STAY
by Sport Diver Staff
Image by Riviera Maya Tourism Promotion Board

WHERE TO STAY

With well over 150 hotels, motels, condos, resorts and bungalows (just to name a few) in the Mexican Caribbean, there are just too many to list here. So, to get you in the mood for Mexico, we'll just give a small sampling of what's available. For additional information on where to stay, go to the Riviera Maya Tourism Promotion Board at rivieramaya.com. or try locogringo.com.

RIVIERA MAYA
Mahahual Dreamtime Dive Resort
Located in the once-sleepy fishing village of Mahahual, your accommodations are beachfront cabanas with complimentary breezes!

Playa de Carmen Hotel
Paraiso Azul's Casa de Gopala
An old-world, private walled escape with 15 rooms in an intimate setting. When you pass through the arched gate, you'll find a lush private jungle paradise that takes you back to a less-hurried Mexican atmosphere.

COZUMEL
Scuba Club Cozumel
A dive resort for the diver with an in-house dive resort, 55 rooms, restaurant, and diving from the ocean side via one of two piers.

Wyndham Cozumel Resort
Located 20 minutes from the airport on Cozumel, there are over 400 rooms, a spa, an adults-only area, Internet access, four pools and a gorgeous beach.

For details and descriptions about accommodations in the Riviera Maya area, scroll to the partner list below for all the latest information.

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