Riviera Maya vacation packages
Caribbean beaches, cenotes and Mayan ruins south of Cancún.
- Caribbean beaches
- All-inclusive resorts
- Mayan ruins and cenotes
- Easy from Canada
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About Riviera Maya
Why visit the Riviera Maya?
The Riviera Maya stretches south of Cancún along Mexico's Caribbean coast, with the largest choice of resorts in our list. It takes in Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos, Akumal and Tulum, with white beaches, jungle and cenote country close by.
Most visitors fly into Cancún airport and transfer south, so check the transfer time for your resort. TripRadr shows the same package priced across several Canadian travel sites.
- Beautiful beachesLong, soft beaches along a calm stretch of the Caribbean.
- Ruins and cenotesMayan sites and natural swimming holes within reach.
- Resorts for every styleFamily, adults-only and luxury all-inclusive options.
- Easy to get toDirect flights into Cancún, then a transfer south.
Best time to visit
When is the best time to visit the Riviera Maya?
The coast is warm all year, with a winter peak and a summer rainy season. Here is what to expect:
December to April
Best weather
Warm, sunny and drier. The busiest and most expensive stretch of the year.
May to June
Great value
Hot, with smaller crowds and better deals. Sargassum can affect some beaches.
July to August
Hot and lively
Peak summer heat and school-holiday travellers.
September to November
Lower prices
Rainy season and hurricane risk, with the lowest prices.
Things to do
Top things to do in Riviera Maya
Swim in a cenote
Cool off in natural freshwater sinkholes in the jungle.
Visit Tulum
See the clifftop Mayan ruins above the Caribbean.
Snorkel with turtles
Akumal Bay is known for sea turtles in the shallows.
Stroll Playa del Carmen
Walk Fifth Avenue for shops, restaurants and nightlife.
Travel tips
Know before you go
Entry requirements
Canadian citizens do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 180 days.
Currency
The Mexican peso (MXN) is used. US dollars and cards are widely accepted at resorts.
Safety
Resort areas are popular with visitors. Check Government of Canada travel advice and take normal precautions.
What to pack
Light clothing, swimwear, sunscreen and reef-safe products for cenotes.
Frequently asked questions
Riviera Maya travel FAQ
What is the difference between Cancún and the Riviera Maya?
Cancún is a busy resort city close to its airport. The Riviera Maya is the coast south of it, with resorts spread along beaches and small towns, and a longer transfer from the airport.
Which airport do I fly into for the Riviera Maya?
Most packages fly into Cancún (CUN) and transfer south. Transfer times depend on your resort, so check the distance before you book.
What is the best time of year to get the lowest prices?
Prices are often lowest from May to June and from September to November, outside the December to April peak. Prices change often, so compare your own dates.
Are Riviera Maya resorts all-inclusive?
Many are, but not all. Check the meal plan and inclusions on the travel site before you book.