Swimming
There are swimmable beaches and many hotels have swimming pools; cenotes nearby, too.
Snorkeling
Locals take snorkelers out to snorkel the offshore reef.
Diving
Locals take divers to the offshore reef.
Bike Riding
Streets are not too busy with traffic, a nice place to ride.
Walking
Avoiding the heat of the day whenever possible, you can walk for miles along the sandy beach.
Golf
Several golf courses in the area
Club Scene
Not a big club scene, but plenty of bars, and Cancun about half an hour up the road.
Reading
Good place to read; a good bookstore faces the main plaza.
Supermarket
There's a small market facing the plaza.
Ruins
Chichen Itza and Tulum are two major sites within a couple hours' drive.
Sightseeing
Outside town are a botanical garden, crocodile farm, and several beautiful cenotes.
Ocean
Can't get much closer than this!
Village
Cross the coast highway to visit the real town, where people live and shop, and the kids breakdance and play b-ball in the town plaza.
Nature
Long beaches; some cenotes on the road to the interior
Single
More of a married couples scene, but there's action if you look for it.
Simple
Compared to Cancun and Playa del Carmen, things are simple and kicked back here.
Middle Class
Yup, this is where the middle classes live, work, and vacation!
Summer
Mexicans vacation here in July and August, but most foreigners come in the winter. It rains in the summer.
EnglishSpeaking
Plenty of English-speakers, many are on vacation.
International Airport
Mexico's busiest airport after Mexico City is at the south end of Cancun.
Border
Phyiscally close to Central American border, but accesswise, it's relatively close to everywhere via the international airport.
Mid-Range Hotels
There are a range of hotels from simple to pretty nice, plus vacation rentals. Nothing too fancy, however.
Budget Hotels
Caribbean beach resorts are not the usual destination of super budget hounds.
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