Costa Maya Mexico

Step into the vibrant world of Costa Maya, Mexico, where the Caribbean Sea’s turquoise embrace meets the Yucatan’s lush embrace. This port is a gateway to adventure and relaxation, a place where ancient Mayan history whispers through the jungle and the sea’s rhythm invites you to explore its depths.

Costa Maya’s Cruise Terminal is a marvel in itself, a bustling hub of entertainment, bars, restaurants, and pools, all designed to welcome weary travelers with open arms and a promise of unforgettable experiences. The terminal is a colorful mosaic of local culture and modern amenities, ensuring every visitor’s needs are met with a smile.

Beyond the terminal, the Mayá, Lost Mayan Kingdom Theme Waterpark beckons with its thrilling slides and lazy river, just a stone’s throw away, offering a splash of excitement for families and thrill-seekers alike.

For those seeking serenity, the Maya Chan Beach Resort, an all-inclusive private beach resort, awaits to pamper your senses with its tranquil shores and tropical cocktails. We cannot recommend Maya Chan Beach Resort highly enough! Fabulous experience! We have visited it many times and did our vow renewals there. It's a bit like Gilligan's Island and is incredibly charming. For those seeking serenity, the Maya Chan Beach resort, an all-inclusive private beach resort, awaits to pamper your senses with its tranquil shores and tropical cocktails.

For a touch of nature’s artistry, the Bacalar Lagoon, also known as the Lake of Seven Colors, displays a palette of blues so vivid they seem painted by the gods themselves. This serene lagoon, with its crystalline waters and peaceful cenotes, offers a respite from the world, a place where you can float on the surface of a natural masterpiece.

The most popular excursions transport you from the sun-soaked present into the shadowed past of the Mayan civilization. The Chacchoben Mayan Ruins, a mere 50 minutes from the port, stand as silent sentinels of history, their ancient stones telling tales of a time long gone. Here, amidst the towering pyramids and sacred temples, you can almost hear the echoes of Mayan chants and the rustle of royal processions.