Punta Brava Things To Do

Most visitors to the resort are content to stay put and enjoy the beautiful 2km beach at Punta Brava, which overlooks the Mexican Caribbean. The idyllic coastline of the Riviera Maya offers a relaxing base, with Punta Brava's beach featuring white sands, swaying palms and warm azure waters.

 

The adult-only El Dorado Royale boasts amenities such as swimming pools, tennis courts, jacuzzis, whirlpools and a gym, with volleyball, water aerobics, yoga and meditation sessions available. The world-class spa offers a wide range of beauty treatments and luxury services.  For a luxury holiday book in to get yourself pampered.

For those looking for more activity and water sports, snorkelling and kayaking can be enjoyed from the beach, with water skiing nearby. Local sport fishing trips run along the coast, and there are various programmes enabling guests to swim with dolphins.

 

The Riviera Maya is a very popular destination for divers, having the second coral barrier reef in the world. There are dive sites all along the coastline, and the island of Cozumel, accessible by ferry from Playa del Carmen, boasts some of the best conditions in the world.

 

Golfers can choose from a number of different courses whilst on holiday in Punta Brava, and take advantage of the glorious sunny weather and stunning scenery.

 

The tropical jungle that lies inland offers horse riding, jeep safaris, ATV rides, nature trails and zip-line rides, as well as tours to the limestone sinkholes known as 'cenotes'.

There are a number of highly-rated international restaurants at the resort, as well as a nightly entertainment programme. For a change of pace, visit the lively town of Playa del Carmen to try some local bars and restaurants, or head to the hustle and bustle of Cancun for non-stop nightlife.

 

The whole Riviera Maya is rich in ancient ruins and temples including the cities of Tulum and Coba, and the Ruinas Del Rey. Theme parks to visit include Xel-Ha and Xcaret, Chen Park and Parque Punta Sur.