Things To Do in Costa Maya
Chacchoben Mayan Ruins is the most popular and visited attraction for a day in Costa Maya. It is approximately an hour drive from Costa Maya Port. This site is just a few kilometers from the village of Chacchoben from which it's name derive. The translation of the Mayan word "Chacchoben" refers to...
Discover the magical Bacalar Lagoon on an exclusive shore excursion for cruise passengers from Costa Maya Port. Enjoy a scenic ride to the famous “Seven Colors Lagoon”, where you’ll cruise on a pontoon boat and visit Pirates Channel, Cenote Negro, and Cenote Esmeralda. Swim in crystal-clear waters,...
The Pitaya Costa Maya Day Pass offers a perfect getaway with unlimited drinks and a range of activities. Enjoy a lounge bed in the shade, indulge in a 50-minute massage, and savor delicious tacos while soaking up the sun. Take part in a 1.5 hours snorkeling tour by boat with free underwater photos...
An ATV tour is one of the best ways to explore the natural beauty of Costa Maya. This tour is a perfect combination of a funday full of adventure and relaxation at the beach. Your guide will lead you through the small fishermen's town to explore Mahahual, Costa Maya. Off you go through sandy roads...
Transportation Details - Easy to exit Port in a Yellow Costa Maya Taxi for short drive on paved roads to Nacional Beach Club & Bungalows, where we will ensure you have a wonderful day at the beach. Our All Inclusive VIP Beach Break at Nacional Beach Club Includes Breakfast, Fresh Juices, Tropical...
The Mayan Ruins of Chacchoben are the most popular and visited attraction to spend a great day on the Costa Maya. It is approximately 55 minutes by car from the Port of Costa Maya. This site is located a few kilometers from the town of Chacchoben from which its name is derived. The translation of...
Chacchoben Mayan Ruins is the most popular and visited attraction for a day in Costa Maya. It is approximately 50 minutes drive from Costa Maya Port. This site is just a few kilometers from the village of Chacchoben from which it's name derive. The translation of the Mayan word "Chacchoben" refers...
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