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Riviera Maya aerial pictures Part 2 of our October 2007 aerial tour, Riviera Maya, Mexico

This month's spotlight is a follow up to last month's aerial photos which covered much of the coastal lands between Boca Paila in the Sian Kaan Biosphere, and Akumal. As compared to our vintage 2003 aerials, the Riviera Maya's resorts have grown both in number and size. Several large all inclusive resorts now feature new accommodation areas chock full of deluxe features, and a few even have new golf courses. There are developments under construction targeting ex-pat retirees or anyone with the resources to afford a golf club lifestyle, just minutes from the beach. To sum it up, as one would expect, The Riviera Maya is expanding, growing at a speedy pace in anticipation of future needs. It's anyone's guess what the future actually has in store but one thing is certain; as long as the beautiful blue Caribbean and sandy beaches are here, the people will come, all trying to capture their piece of paradise, if not on a long term basis, at least for a little while.

Xcaret Nature theme park

The city of Playa del Carmen facing the Mexican Caribbean

In Playa del Carmen, looking down the length of Avenida Constituyentes to the sea

A look over central Playa del Carmen toward Playa's main beach. On the top left is the pier at the end of Avenida Constituyentes. And on the top right is the Playa del Carmen/Cozumel ferry pier in the heart of town.

The residential neighborhoods of Playacar Phase 1, just south of central Playa del Carmen

Some of the golf courses of the Riviera Maya
Mayakoba

Mayan Palace

Iberostar

Puerto Aventuras

Xcalacoco, Punta Bete, north of Playa del Carmen

The commercial port of Puerto Morelos

Puerto Morelos and its beautiful intact mangrove wetlands

Turn around point north of Puerto Morelos




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