RENTA DE CASAS PARA VACACIONES RIVIERA MAYA & PLAYA DEL CARMEN
Villa Experience En Playa del Carmen ofrece la renta de casas de lujo para vacaciones en las areas mas exclusivas de la Riviera Maya, incluido Cancun, Playa del Secreto, Playacar, Puerto Aventuras, Akumal, y Tulum. En Villa Experience, sabemos que planificar las vacaciones perfectas va mucho más allá de reservar la villa de lujo ideal para ti. No importa cuánto tiempo pases planificando, siempre se puede escapar algún detalle. Nosotros estamos comprometidos con que toda tu estancia sea fluida de principio a fin, sin imprevistos de ningún tipo. Para esto tenemos a nuestro dedicado equipo de servicios de concierge en la Riviera Maya, con el fin de que disfrutes de este paraíso al máximo y te olvides de todas tus preocupaciones.
Casa Gigi Playacar
Casa del Secreto
Villa Del Mar Playacar
Casa La Tortuga Secreto
Casa De Los Charcos
Villa Kin Ich
Villa Playamar Flamingos
Casa Nikki
Suite Palapa Jack
Hacienda del Secreto
Casa Can Teena
Casa Umaki-Ha
Casa Quinta Clara
Casa Clara
Casa Model
Casa Mirasol
Villa Unica
Casa Turquesa Playa
Villa Mayamar Rosa
Villa Altavista
Villa Saasil
Villa Carolina
Casa Playamar Tucan
Casa Sarita
CASAS DE LUJO DESTACADAS DE VILLA EXPERIENCE
Villa Experience’s mejor seleccion de renta de casas de lujo para vacaciones en Playa del Carmen & la Riviera Maya! Nuestro concierge te ayudará a crear el itinerario perfecto para tus vacaciones: una visita a las ruinas de Tulum o al cenote El Jardín, una tarde de nado con tortugas en la Bahía de Akumal o una sesión de buceo en el Gran Arrecife Maya. Una vez que hayas decidido qué actividades deseas tomar, tu concierge se asegurará de que todas tus peticiones se cumplan con el fin de que tu visita sea única y memorable. Una vez que llegues a la villa de lujo de tu elección, nuestro equipo te estará esperando para darte la bienvenida y confirmará que todo esté en orden, te ayudará a que te acomodes en tu hermosa residencia y se encargará de que tu estancia sea agradable.
COORDINADORA DE BODAS RIVIERA MAYA
Las diferentes ciudades y pueblos de la Riviera Maya ofrecen a los turistas sus estilos únicos: desde Tulum, con su estilo boho-chic, hasta la fiestera Playa del Carmen o la tranquila Bahía Akumal. No importa lo que tengas en mente, el servicio de Coordinadora de Bodas de Villa Experience Riviera Maya se encargará de hacer tus sueños realidad.
• Swimming (or diving) in a cenote
Nothing defines the Riviera Maya experience more than these sacred underground rivers. There are plenty of them scattered around the whole Yucatan Peninsula, and no matter which one you choose to visit, they all offer an impressive and unique experience. Most cenotes are like small lagoons surrounded by huge caves, but they are connected by underground water paths. That’s why they are so attractive for divers that visit the region from all over the world, as you can dive into one cenote and follow these underground currents discovering amazing caverns in the process.
• A bohemian evening at Tulum
Tulum is this gorgeous beach town 40 minutes south of Playa del Carmen, famous for its spectacular Mayan ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea. And well, yes, you should visit the ruins, maybe as part of a long day trip planned to finish at Tulum’s hotel zone. Just don’t think in a big resort hotel zone like those of Cancun and Cabo, this is a small coastal road along one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, where a series of stylish bo-ho chic hotel boutiques have established themselves. This is not an all-inclusive area, but a pretty exclusive section of the Riviera Maya where spotting celebrities are common and extravagant practices, such as topless or even full nudity by the beach, are allowed. The place is filled with top-notch restaurants and bars, with famous Chefs and Mixologists offering outstanding culinary experiences. Once again, if you are looking for noisy nightclubs, this is not the place for you, but if a more intimate and refined type of evening is your thing, then you will fall in love with Tulum.
• Watching the sunset on top of the Kukulcan Pyramid in Chichen Itza
Here we are talking about climbing to the top of one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World, and the most up-close-and-personal interaction with the Mayan culture you can get. The Kukulcan Pyramid is just the crowning jewel of the ancient city of Chichen Itza, one of the most impressive and well-preserved Mayan archaeological sites. There is no better place to watch the sunset in the whole Yucatan Peninsula.
• Shopping in La Quinta Avenida
Located in the heart of Playa del Carmen, La Quinta Avenida (The Fifth Avenue) is a long pedestrian street filled with high-end boutiques and all kind of shops. Here you will find some of the most exclusive brands in the world mixed with the unavoidable cheesy t-shirts and Mexican handcrafts made in China. But the place is an amazing kaleidoscope of colors, cultures, restaurants, cafés and the best shopping in the Riviera Maya. It has something for everyone. You can arrive in the morning and enjoy a delicious French pastry, or walk a block down to the beach and sip a coffee while looking at the Caribbean. By noon, most shops are open and then it’s shopping season until your feet start complaining. Then, getting into one of the several state-of-the-art restaurants in the area is an experience in itself. For something really out of this world try Frida, an outstanding restaurant inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, where food is extraordinary but just the start of the story.
• Swimming (or diving) in a cenote
Nothing defines the Riviera Maya experience more than these sacred underground rivers. There are plenty of them scattered around the whole Yucatan Peninsula, and no matter which one you choose to visit, they all offer an impressive and unique experience. Most cenotes are like small lagoons surrounded by huge caves, but they are connected by underground water paths. That’s why they are so attractive for divers that visit the region from all over the world, as you can dive into one cenote and follow these underground currents discovering amazing caverns in the process.
• A bohemian evening at Tulum
Tulum is this gorgeous beach town 40 minutes south of Playa del Carmen, famous for its spectacular Mayan ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea. And well, yes, you should visit the ruins, maybe as part of a long day trip planned to finish at Tulum’s hotel zone. Just don’t think in a big resort hotel zone like those of Cancun and Cabo, this is a small coastal road along one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, where a series of stylish bo-ho chic hotel boutiques have established themselves. This is not an all-inclusive area, but a pretty exclusive section of the Riviera Maya where spotting celebrities are common and extravagant practices, such as topless or even full nudity by the beach, are allowed. The place is filled with top-notch restaurants and bars, with famous Chefs and Mixologists offering outstanding culinary experiences. Once again, if you are looking for noisy nightclubs, this is not the place for you, but if a more intimate and refined type of evening is your thing, then you will fall in love with Tulum.
• Watching the sunset on top of the Kukulcan Pyramid in Chichen Itza
Here we are talking about climbing to the top of one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World, and the most up-close-and-personal interaction with the Mayan culture you can get. The Kukulcan Pyramid is just the crowning jewel of the ancient city of Chichen Itza, one of the most impressive and well-preserved Mayan archaeological sites. There is no better place to watch the sunset in the whole Yucatan Peninsula.
• Shopping in La Quinta Avenida
Located in the heart of Playa del Carmen, La Quinta Avenida (The Fifth Avenue) is a long pedestrian street filled with high-end boutiques and all kind of shops. Here you will find some of the most exclusive brands in the world mixed with the unavoidable cheesy t-shirts and Mexican handcrafts made in China. But the place is an amazing kaleidoscope of colors, cultures, restaurants, cafés and the best shopping in the Riviera Maya. It has something for everyone. You can arrive in the morning and enjoy a delicious French pastry, or walk a block down to the beach and sip a coffee while looking at the Caribbean. By noon, most shops are open and then it’s shopping season until your feet start complaining. Then, getting into one of the several state-of-the-art restaurants in the area is an experience in itself. For something really out of this world try Frida, an outstanding restaurant inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, where food is extraordinary but just the start of the story.
• Swimming (or diving) in a cenote
Nothing defines the Riviera Maya experience more than these sacred underground rivers. There are plenty of them scattered around the whole Yucatan Peninsula, and no matter which one you choose to visit, they all offer an impressive and unique experience. Most cenotes are like small lagoons surrounded by huge caves, but they are connected by underground water paths. That’s why they are so attractive for divers that visit the region from all over the world, as you can dive into one cenote and follow these underground currents discovering amazing caverns in the process.
• A bohemian evening at Tulum
Tulum is this gorgeous beach town 40 minutes south of Playa del Carmen, famous for its spectacular Mayan ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea. And well, yes, you should visit the ruins, maybe as part of a long day trip planned to finish at Tulum’s hotel zone. Just don’t think in a big resort hotel zone like those of Cancun and Cabo, this is a small coastal road along one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, where a series of stylish bo-ho chic hotel boutiques have established themselves. This is not an all-inclusive area, but a pretty exclusive section of the Riviera Maya where spotting celebrities are common and extravagant practices, such as topless or even full nudity by the beach, are allowed. The place is filled with top-notch restaurants and bars, with famous Chefs and Mixologists offering outstanding culinary experiences. Once again, if you are looking for noisy nightclubs, this is not the place for you, but if a more intimate and refined type of evening is your thing, then you will fall in love with Tulum.
• Watching the sunset on top of the Kukulcan Pyramid in Chichen Itza
Here we are talking about climbing to the top of one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World, and the most up-close-and-personal interaction with the Mayan culture you can get. The Kukulcan Pyramid is just the crowning jewel of the ancient city of Chichen Itza, one of the most impressive and well-preserved Mayan archaeological sites. There is no better place to watch the sunset in the whole Yucatan Peninsula.
• Shopping in La Quinta Avenida
Located in the heart of Playa del Carmen, La Quinta Avenida (The Fifth Avenue) is a long pedestrian street filled with high-end boutiques and all kind of shops. Here you will find some of the most exclusive brands in the world mixed with the unavoidable cheesy t-shirts and Mexican handcrafts made in China. But the place is an amazing kaleidoscope of colors, cultures, restaurants, cafés and the best shopping in the Riviera Maya. It has something for everyone. You can arrive in the morning and enjoy a delicious French pastry, or walk a block down to the beach and sip a coffee while looking at the Caribbean. By noon, most shops are open and then it’s shopping season until your feet start complaining. Then, getting into one of the several state-of-the-art restaurants in the area is an experience in itself. For something really out of this world try Frida, an outstanding restaurant inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, where food is extraordinary but just the start of the story.