Mexican Caribbean
Turquoise water, cenotes and Mayan ruins by the sea: the Riviera Maya end to end.
The Mexican Caribbean is turquoise water, white sand and a coastline that runs from Mayan ruins by the sea to endless nightlife. This is the Riviera Maya: Tulum with its cenotes hidden in the jungle, Playa del Carmen and its Fifth Avenue along the Tren Maya route, and Cancún as the great gateway to the Caribbean. Between each point lie freshwater cenotes, mangrove reserves and postcard beaches where the day is measured in swims. It's a region made for moving at your own pace: short distances between destinations, flat roads and constant detours toward the water. KORU RENT will soon reach this coast; in the meantime, you can vote so we open sooner and be among the first to explore the Mexican Caribbean on your own schedule, with no fixed tours.
Cities in the region
Tulum
Seafront ruins and cenotes inland: the Caribbean with jungle behind it.
Playa del Carmen
The heart of the Riviera Maya: Fifth Avenue and the ferry to Cozumel.
Cancún
The Caribbean's air gateway: the hotel zone, with Chichén Itzá and the cenotes a drive away.
Cozumel
The reef island: one of the best diving spots in the world.
Bacalar
The lagoon of seven colors: turquoise water, stromatolites and calm.
Isla Holbox
A car-free island: sand streets, bioluminescence and whale sharks in season.