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Pyramids, sculptured stone pillars, plazas and temples and ancient mystery make this location the perfect place for the couple who seeks intrigue, history and romance. Riviera Maya weddings are for those who want fun as much as a beautiful destination.
The renowned town of Playa del Carmen is so popular for it remains most true to the Mexico style. You will find the main avenue called 5th Avenue –most part pedestrian only- full of bars, restaurants, marketplaces and shops where you can find wonderful handcrafts, art and more. Enchanting and full of romance, you can walk up and down the street for bar or restaurant hopping, or take a bicycle for a faster fun ride.
A magnificent part or Riviera Maya is Tulum, a place with lush, bougainvillea-filled jungle at its back. The town is comprised of the beachside Mayan ruins, the hotel zone and the pueblo (town). Tulum keeps an eclectic feeling and most properties are boutique hotels vs. larger All Inclusive properties. A perfect excuse to do a buyout of a hotel for your own group, and enjoy the most private & beautiful wedding at sunset. Here, guests enjoy all sorts of activities: kite surfing, snorkeling, kayaking and laying on the beach while sipping their favorite margarita flavor.
One of the many pros of holding a wedding in Riviera Maya is the almost infinite choice of hotels and ceremony options. Couples can choose from a large ballroom to weddings al fresco, right by the beach, the pool or at a private beach club. Experts will help to arrange everything from a traditional, jewish, religious or Mayan Ceremony -a special spiritual ceremony with a Mayan priest- to fireworks to linens, menu selections, Mexican serenades or fire dances, and so much more—even the seemingly impossible.
A stay in the Riviera Maya and in resorts means that guests have many tours to choose from and nothing is too far away.
THINGS TO DO
· Visits to the city ruins of Coba a large Pre-Columbian Maya civilization which main pyramid ‘Nohoch Mul’ is the tallest pyramid on the Yucatán peninsula.· The Riviera Maya is known throughout the scuba diving community as a dive spot conducive to abundant wildlife, clear visibility and a strong network of dive shops.· Do not miss Yal- Ku, a wonderful lagoon of clear cool water that opens up to the sea.· Visit the majestic Sian Ka’an, Biosphere Reserve, declared as UNESCO World Heritage Site, swim their natural crystal clear water rivers and through the mangroves boat toward the open sea.· Visit the unique Cenotes -sweet water sinkholes & former sacred caverns – for a great swim.· Presence a “Turtle release”. Thousands of sea turtles come to the Mexican Caribbean to lay their eggs on the beach before returning to the sea. The nesting season begins in May and lasts through October.
For more information contact: Weddings by Lomas Travel at [email protected] visit www.weddingsbylomastravel.com
www.rivieramaya.com
www.visitmexico.com/weddings
ABOUT RIVIERA MAYA
Riviera Maya in the Yucatán Peninsula is served by Cancún airport. What is referred to as Riviera Maya, is the stretch that goes from the south end of Cancún all the way to Tulum. Beachy bliss along some of the world’s most beautiful shorelines, jungle jaunts to discover Mayan ruins and sunshine galore. This amazing place is famous for its large scale in all-inclusive resorts and a historical tourism base of smaller boutique hotels as well as the many fine-dining restaurants.
“Enjoy the experience”
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