Mexico Costa Maya Woman Jumping into Cenote Azul
Take a dip in the sparkling blue waters of Cenote Azul, an open freshwater cenote known for prime snorkeling and swimming.
Man atop the steps of Chacchoben Mayan Ruins in Costa Maya, Mexico
Journey to Chacchoben, the closest Mayan archaeological site to the Costa Maya cruise port. More than 3,000 years old, this remarkable destination is home to the Gran Basamento and just about an hour away, with guided tours that make discovering its history effortless.
Grab some snorkeling gear and explore the colorful underwater world of Banco Chinchorro, the largest coral atoll in the northern hemisphere.
For casual fare, stick to Mahahual. For upscale options, like fresh seafood and Maya-inspired dishes, opt for Costa Maya’s resorts and boutique hotels. Definitely try cochinita pibil, a traditional dish of slow-roasted pork, and Agua de Jamaica— a sweetened hibiscus flower iced tea that’s a Mexican favorite.
Within the port village, you’ll find shops and stalls selling everything from silver, leather and fragrances, to pottery, liquor and crafts.
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