Name: Alila Mayakoba
Address: Carretera Federal, Carr. Cancún - Tulum Km. 298, Playa del Carmen, 77710, MX

Heighten your reality and explore the flavors, colors and textures of the region. Take a day trip to a nearby pueblo, climb an ancient temple, snorkel the turquoise waters or shop for artisan crafts—so many choices within your reach.

Things to Do

Property:events-and-attractions

Pop down to Tulum for a sparkling beach day, a snorkeling trip, a visit to Mayan ruins, a dip in a cenote or a fabulous meal. A 40-mile car ride takes you there.

Tulum

Climb the 106 steps to the top of El Torre at this Mayan archaeological site near the city of Valladolid.

Ek Balam

Splash around and cool off at this shallow, freshwater cenote that is full of little fish to swim with. Hike the many small paths and explore the rocky terrain—you might just meet an iguana.

Cenote Azul

This famed pedestrian-only stretch along Playa del Carmen’s 5th Avenue, aka La Quinta Avenida, delivers a vibrant scene from morning until late at night, with boutiques, restaurants, bars, entertainment, street performers and nightclubs.

5th Avenue

Indulge in traditional Mexican specialties elevated to elegance. From tacos to grilled octopus to flautas to flan, the food is fresh and fun, plus you’ll find tasty cocktails and a kids menu.

Porfirio’s

Go snorkeling on the barrier reef to spot sea turtles and stingrays, grab lunch on the malecón, then stick around for a lively evening of live music in the central plaza.

Cozumel

Discover Greek dishes spiked with Mexican flair, including local seafood and prime meats prepared on the wood grill, plus excellent cocktails and international wines.

Ilios

Take a stroll through the Jardín Botanico or the artisan market and enjoy a traditional Yucatecan meal, or visit one of several cenotes—some sites include zip lines, monkeys and ATVs—in this charming coastal town just 20 minutes from the resort.

Puerto Morelos

Hit the links while you enjoy the mangroves and sea breezes. This 18-hole, Greg Norman-designed course offers a golf school, a clubhouse, a driving range and food and beverage carts, plus two oceanfront holes with views of the vast Caribbean Sea.

El Camaleón Golf Course at Mayakoba

Visit the Mayan Temple of Kukulcan, an incredible example of a step pyramid from 600 A.D. Take a tour to learn about the history and culture of this ancient civilization.

Chichén Itzá

Go for the luxury shopping, stay for the experiences. Take your pick—there’s an aquarium, a sky wheel and a casino, plus Myst, a live music cabaret and restaurants from casual cafés to fine dining.

La Isla Cancún

Explore Mayakoba’s own traditional town square, shop local crafts and a farmers market, attend a Mexican cooking class and visit a typical bakery, mezcaleria and sweet shop.

El Pueblito Mayakoba

Find the finest steaks, freshest seafood, a martini menu and decadent desserts in a plush setting for an elegant escape.

Beachfront Resorts in Riviera Maya | Alila Mayakoba, A Hyatt Hotel