In Riviera Maya, apartment rentals are the most typical vacation accommodation type. In addition, these accommodations have a median size of 1,160 ft² as well as a median price of $182 a night. Furthermore, these rentals are perfect if you're going in a group of 5, it represents the average number of guests apartment rentals can accommodate in Riviera Maya. You can also consider other accommodation types in Riviera Maya. House rentals are, for example, another typical accommodation option there with 4,008 currently listed. House rentals in Riviera Maya are 2,260 ft² on average, with average prices of $414 a night.
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Popular rental amenities in Riviera Maya
Choose a filter above and find an offer meeting your needs among all of the rentals in Riviera Maya. In Riviera Maya, 10,048 rentals provide "TVs". Consequently, if you want to tune out with some TV time, use the TVs filter to compare these properties. Plan your vacation in advance if you need a crib for your baby or you like to end your days curled up by the fire. There are just 56 listed rentals including "cribs" and 166 accommodations including "fireplaces."
Price and Availability Index Riviera Maya
Vacation Rental Price Information in Riviera Maya
The price graph will give you the nightly price average for the upcoming 6 months. Riviera Maya is more expensive in December (12/15 - 12/22), where prices are on average $200 a night. Prices drop in June to an average of $151 per night (6/2 - 6/9).
Rental Availability Information in Riviera Maya
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in Riviera Maya. The week with the highest booking rate in the next 6 months is in February (2/16 - 2/23), where 32% of the vacation rentals are booked. On the contrary, only 11% of the rentals are booked during a week in August (8/25 - 9/1).
The weather in Riviera Maya
Find the Riviera Maya climate diagram. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. No heat wave is expected in January, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 64° low. The wettest month is October with 11 rainy days on average. On the contrary, there is an average of only 2 rainy days in April, which is the driest month.
Discover Mayan ruins from your Riviera Maya vacation rental
You villa or condo in Mexico's Riviera Maya is the beginning of adventures swimming with turtles, sunbathing at the paradisical beaches, diving at cenotes, and visiting ancient Mayan ruins.
Chillies and ceviche
A myriad of influences infuse the Yucatan palate. Maize, chillies, chaya and shellfish are staples. Tuck into some traditional Mayan cuisine at Yaxche in Playa del Carmen.Try the delicious and surprising chaya and cucumber drink.
The ceviche at Agua Chile is served with spicy pimento sauce and piquant local herbs. The scallops with salsa verde are also pretty special. In Tulum, El Bistro combines Mexican and French flavors. Habanero is teamed with garlic, onion, and delicate cilantro.
Mayan ruins
The Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza are world renowned. From their summits, this vast complex of pyramids is visible, poking out above the lush rainforest canopy. As the sun sets, the snakes adorning the central pyramid seem to creep down its sides.
Xcaret Eco Theme Park combines culture with rides, natural history with heritage. Wander through bright butterflies, see jaguars, pumas, and sea turtles. Visit a Mayan village. Watch traditional dances. It's all waiting for you! At the Casa de los Venados in Valladoloid, you can see the world's largest private collection of Mexican folk art.
Cenotes and sea turtles
Why not take a day trip to see the coastal Mayan ruins at Tulum? This fantastically well preserved Mayan village enjoys spectacular views of the turquoise water. Inhabited by fringed iguanas, these ruins are almost as impressive as they must have been during the city's heyday. Come early to avoid the crowds, then retire to the adjacent beach to swim with sea turtles.
For another unforgettable swimming experience, seek out the region's miraculous cenotes. A vast underground river system has produced these sapphire gems. Chac Mohol has remarkable stalagmites, and these underwater caves are beloved among divers. Sacred Cenote is just three miles from Chichen Itza,
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