A 2-hour drive inland to Valladolid will bring you to dozens of these other-world natural pools. For those looking for the ultimate immersive experience, try a cavernous cenote like Cenote Palomita. If you prefer a beautiful blue sky view, try Cenote Ik Kil.

Take a short drive into Playa del Carmen and eat your heart out, enjoying authentic street tacos right from the spit. Then promptly take a nap on the beach.

Explore some the stunning underwater world of the Caribbean Sea. Paddle through tropical fish, coral reefs, shipwrecks, and giant sea turtles over the course of the day.

Chichén Itzá is a complex of Mayan ruins on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. A massive step pyramid, known as El Castillo or Temple of Kukulcan, dominated the ancient city, which thrived from around 600 A.D. to the 1200s.

Nearby Playa del Carmen has a huge fishing heritage as it used to be a small fishing town. It’s the migratory route from the Caribbean to the Gulf. Loads of fish species mate here before going back to the Atlantic sea so it is a certain hotspot for great sport fishing.

Home to numerous championship golf courses with unrivaled scenic views, Riviera Maya is Mexico’s dominant golfing destination.

Learn from local home cooks – the backbone of Mexican culinary tradition – who will share secrets behind some of the most unforgettable favorite regional Mayan dishes.

Grab a kayak or paddleboard for an early morning treat on the calm, warm and clear blue Carribean Sea.

Purify mind, body and soul with a session in the temazcal, or “steam house,” a traditional outdoor healing structure. Through contact with the four elements – earth, fire, water & air – allow your physical, mental and spiritual selves to converge and connect with Mother Earth herself.

Start your day with yoga on the beach of Chablé Maroma with other wedding guests. Take a dunk in the ocean or pool immediately after and we’ll say it, you’ve earn yourself a delicious breakfast.