Mexico

The Yucatan Days And Nights Are Full Of Fun

Part 1 in a series of 4 articles

People that holiday the Yucatan Peninsula and Mexican Caribbean have come to expect a assortment of activity and entertainment choices meant for maximum fun on retreat. The Yucatan delivers in a large way by the illumination of the sunlight as well as moon.

We’ll take in a few day-night scenarios then check if you concur. We will concentrate on the places on all sides of Playa del Carmen as well as Tulum given that they are more central to a large amount of these activities although we may well preserve the right to a night out in Cancun or a day trip to Chichen Itza!

Lazy Seaside Days and Romantic Tulum Nights

If you are looking for the ultimate beaches found on the Yucatan then look no further than Tulum. The beaches south of the world famous Tulum Ruins are some of the best found in the world. When you go there you will see why.

Voyage south on the beach road while you pass by the rows of traditional beachfront and more Tulum hotels and eco-chic resorts, pick one that seems pleasurable or has a restaurant or bar; practically all the places to stay the length of the beach will receive you to their chairs, beach beds and powder white beaches if you are going to have a taste to eat or a little to imbibe.

Several favorites you may want to check out are Los Lirios, OM Tulum and Playa Azul. If you are hoping to really get away and stumble on that ultimate secluded section of paradise, keep on south into the Sian Kaan Biosphere and grab your top choice of broad open seldom in use untouched beaches! Nearby is a pleasant intermediate option here at Cesiak, that is a lovely spot overlooking mutually the lagoon and Caribbean Sea with very little beach traffic-also a famous setting for sunset dinners. Don’t forget your cooler, digital camera along with something to eat if you head further south; there are hardly any services once you get out in it!

Tulum after dark gives a quantity of romantic choices opening with moonlit walks on the beach. If you journey to the neighborhood in the months of May through August you have a fair chance of seeing nesting Sea Turtles on your march, this is sincerely an awe inspiring scene and positively qualifies as a once in a lifetime event. This is a great option after dinner at one of a number of great beachfront bistros or other first-rate eateries discovered in Tulum Town.

A few of our favorites on the beach include Posada Margarita (Italian), Cesiak (Mayan and Mexican), OM Tulum (wood fired pizza and continental) and in high season December through April, Hechizo (continental) at Rancho San Eric is a must. In town, try Le Bistro (French)in the back garden, La Nave (Italian) or The Oasis for great local seafood.

In our next episode we will get into Playa del Carmen hotels along with some of the great possibilities they offer. Playa del Carmen is a far cry from the tranquil peaceful town of Tulum, but it’s the variety and range of options in this area that brand it such a varied and appealing vacation vacation spot!

Ron Williams is a freelance travel writer living year round in Tulum, Mexico specializing in information about Playa del Carmen hotels and life on the Yucatan Peninsula. If you are planning a trip to the Yucatan or the Tulum area feel free to contact Ron directly if you need local tips or information.

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