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El Dorado Maroma Resort (Adult-Gourmet All Inclusive) Maroma Beach | Carretera Cancun - Tulum, Km 55.3 Playa del Carmen, Mexico 77710,
The El Dorado Maroma (Adults Only)Resort in Playa del Carmen is an intimate luxurious beachfront vacation resort with a relaxed rustic atmosphere. Guests experience personalized butler and concierge service normally found at much larger hotels. At El Dorado Maroma your experience begins with your champagne check in.
The resort was built using traditional materials and with the philosophy of embracing the bounty of nature and the local environment. It lies directly on the beach of Maroma, considered to be one of the best beaches in the world by independent reviewers, including the Discovery Channel.
The Riviera Maya is located in Eastern Mexico, in the State of Quintana Roo. It is an area of the Mexican Caribbean coast that stretches from Playa del Secreto, just south of Cancun, to Punta Allen, in the heart of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere. The main point of arrival is Cancun International Airport. Available transportation from the airport includes hotel transportation, buses, rental cars or taxis which depart from the terminal.
Playa del Carmen has a small airport with private planes and commuter carriers. Ferries depart from Playa del Carmen and Calica, linking the mainland with the outer islands.
The palm-covered white sand beaches with their secluded coves, Mayan Ruins, lush jungles, mangroves, cenotes and caves provide this area with an incredible number of attractions for its visitors. Just off shore, the multicolored coral reef offers world class diving, snorkeling and fishing. The Mayan Reef is part of the second longest barrier reef in the world, which runs from the northeastern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula south through the neighboring countries of Belize & Honduras.
Cozumel island and the Palancar reef are consistently listed among the world's top ten diving sites. The terrain is flat, covered with low tropical jungle, and its coasts alongside the Caribbean provide many kilometers of powdery white sand beaches, inlets, bays, and mangroves. Due to the limestone soil, freshwater caves, called Cenotes, are abundant in the region, and definitely worth visiting. The largest city in the Riviera Maya is Playa del Carmen.
Fifth Avenue is a shopper's paradise where you will find an endless selection of art, jewelry, Mexican crafts, souvenirs, as well as designer clothing. At night, the avenue becomes an even more exciting place to be. It offers a laid-back atmosphere with bars, restaurants and nightlife for every taste.
The Mayan ruins at Tulum and Chitchen Itza, are spectacular and a must-see. The natural parks, Xcaret and Xel-ha, are two of the Rivera Maya's most popular attractions. They offer snorkeling, underground rivers, swimming with dolphins, and a variety of entertainment for every age group.
The year round climate of the Riviera Maya is hot, with average temperatures in the range of 78 - 85 degrees. During the day, the weather is mostly sunny and the temperatures are hot. Light clothing, such as shorts and T-shirts are recommended. The temperature may drop at night when a light sweater or wrap may be handy. The weather conditions makes your vacation stay wonderful year round. Below there are two links to news-recordings recently broadcasted from the El Dorado Royale, a Spa Resort with NBC's travel editor Mr. Peter Greenberg.
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