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The port of Costa Maya in Mexico was built solely to accommodate cruise ships in 2001. Since then, several tourist facilities have been set up there. There are swimming pools, restaurants, bars, a beach club and shops.
The U.S. dollar is generally accepted. Flea market vendors only accept cash.
Spanish, but English is spoken by people who work in the tourism industry.
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10% to 15% will be appreciated in restaurants.
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This Maya town dating back to 350 BC is located about an hour from the port. This Mayan ruin is right in the middle of the jungle. You can also climb the steep stairs of one of the ruins. Climbing is quite an adventure, but going down can make you dizzy.
This Mayan site houses the mask depicting Kinich Ahau, the king of the sun. It is possible to walk on the structures and see the rooms of these old buildings.
An adventure park that offers activities such as water slides, zip lines and swimming pools.
Mahahual is a former fishing village located 30 minutes to magpies (along a boardwalk) or a 5 minute taxi ride. There are several Beach Clubs. The beach is quiet and ideal for water sports.
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