There are many ways to get around the area. From most hotels Playa del Carmen offers a main thoroughfare known as Quinta Avenida. In English, this means 5th Avenue. This is actually not a street you can drive on. It is meant for pedestrian traffic only. It's a cobblestone street that runs about 20 blocks. As you make your way along the avenue, you will notice that there are literally dozens of shopping options. Bars, clubs and restaurants also dot the avenue, and pretty much anything you would want to do will begin at this street.
In 2010, a beach reclamation project restored much of the width of the entire beach south of the pier. This stretch of beach, close to Constituyentes, offers charter fishing, a very popular draw to the area. Charter fishing is an experience unlike other fishing excursions because it gives people the opportunity for some deep-sea fishing. Whether you're taking one of the larger more amenity-filled charters, or a smaller unlicensed charter, you will definitely find this to be an adventure. Typically speaking, when they need information from their hotels Playa del Carmen visitors have no trouble finding it. The area is pretty proud of its tourist options for this type of event.
There is actually a professional charter fleet that is located ten kilometers south of Playa in Puerto Aventuras. This is one of the oldest and best marinas you'll find on the Riviera. Whenever there is inclement weather, the Cozumel Ferries will be found here, because of the protection this particular area has to offer. If you aren't into booking a charter on one of the less private boats, options for private charters are also available. If they ask the staff of the hotel Playa del Carmen visitors can get the inside track on the best private charters. The more affluent owners usually own these who keep them well maintained and most people who have gone with a private charter agree that the effort is worth it.
Once you've caught some fish, one of the most interesting things about the area is that most restaurants are pleased to cook it up for you in their kitchens. Many around the marina will do so for a fee, and between the restaurants, clubs, and hotels Playa del Carmen is a picture of hospitality this way.
If you're looking for some beach clubs, you'll find that you have a number of options as well. Most offer freshwater pools with wait staff ready to bring both food and drink. As you go Northbound, you will also notice that things take on a more distinctly Euro flair. The clubs are known for being so close to the water and having the trendiest music you can find. The area has a much more mellow nightlife scene than its wilder neighbor to the north, Cancun. Most of the restaurants and shops in Playa close up around ten in the evening, but the clubs stay open all night. Most of the very best nightclubs are beachside, and offer a variety of entertainment.
In 2010, a beach reclamation project restored much of the width of the entire beach south of the pier. This stretch of beach, close to Constituyentes, offers charter fishing, a very popular draw to the area. Charter fishing is an experience unlike other fishing excursions because it gives people the opportunity for some deep-sea fishing. Whether you're taking one of the larger more amenity-filled charters, or a smaller unlicensed charter, you will definitely find this to be an adventure. Typically speaking, when they need information from their hotels Playa del Carmen visitors have no trouble finding it. The area is pretty proud of its tourist options for this type of event.
There is actually a professional charter fleet that is located ten kilometers south of Playa in Puerto Aventuras. This is one of the oldest and best marinas you'll find on the Riviera. Whenever there is inclement weather, the Cozumel Ferries will be found here, because of the protection this particular area has to offer. If you aren't into booking a charter on one of the less private boats, options for private charters are also available. If they ask the staff of the hotel Playa del Carmen visitors can get the inside track on the best private charters. The more affluent owners usually own these who keep them well maintained and most people who have gone with a private charter agree that the effort is worth it.
Once you've caught some fish, one of the most interesting things about the area is that most restaurants are pleased to cook it up for you in their kitchens. Many around the marina will do so for a fee, and between the restaurants, clubs, and hotels Playa del Carmen is a picture of hospitality this way.
If you're looking for some beach clubs, you'll find that you have a number of options as well. Most offer freshwater pools with wait staff ready to bring both food and drink. As you go Northbound, you will also notice that things take on a more distinctly Euro flair. The clubs are known for being so close to the water and having the trendiest music you can find. The area has a much more mellow nightlife scene than its wilder neighbor to the north, Cancun. Most of the restaurants and shops in Playa close up around ten in the evening, but the clubs stay open all night. Most of the very best nightclubs are beachside, and offer a variety of entertainment.