Everything Playa Del Carmen

[...] off the beaten path for tourist to find, so their loss. There are so many good restaurants on 5th Avenue or nearby there is not need for tourist to venture this far but in case you want a cool local [...]

[...] in Playa Del Carmen? Pangea Roots is a newer place that opened on 34th Street just off 5th Avenue where you can get really fresh cold pressed juices. As soon as you enter the store you can tell [...]

[...] Early on the morning of Thursday October 9th a woman’s body was discovered on 5th Avenue in Playa Del Carmen. Authorities are asking for help to identify the victim and the attracters. [...]

[...] Casa Kuxtal is a new store just off 5th Avenue that will appeal to people looking for something original and creative. This store was the idea [...]

[...] . We wanted to examine where these foreigners or (expats) are moving to. We focused on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.  Maybe the map and article will help you in your search if you are looking to [...]

[...] look like naturally and without development. It features birds that are indigenous to the Yucatan Peninsula. If you are not going to be going to Xcaret or a place to see tropical birds, why not see [...]

[...] best possible for you! Where is Playa Del Carmen? Playa Del Carmen is in Mexico on the Yucatan Peninsula. It is just south of Cancun on the stretch of beautiful coast called the Riviera Maya. [...]

[...] this event takes place in October it is perfect training for the other races in the Yucatan Peninsula like the Cancun Marathon in December and Cozumel’s Ironman in late Novermber. [...]

[...] will not be lost. There are many artisans making really unique products here in our state of Quintana Roo and the adjoining states. There is a new lable for products made in this state “Hecho in [...]

[...] Coba is know for it’s ancient Mayan ruins in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico but now it has more to offer tourist coming to this peaceful little pueblo. Not only [...]

[...] . There are three states that make up the Yucatan Peninsula, Campeche, Yucatan and Quintana Roo. Most expats live in Yucatan and Quintana Roo States. Campeche is by far the distant [...]

[...] Blue Venado Beach Club is just south of Playa Del Carmen and makes for a perfect get away for the day. What makes this [...]

[...] day event that falls in late November every year. It is on Mamitas Beach, just north of the beach club (follow 28th Street to the beach and turn left). This is a great space for the event because it [...]

[...] the jungle. They have 2.5 miles of beaches and coastline and 1,990 acres of jungle. Besides a beach club for people to visit and a location for weddings, it is also a very fun place to spend the day. [...]

[...] because this is one of the talented artist that makes Playa his home. Jaccobo Roa was born in Mexico City. It was his childhood where he got his inspiration for his unique style of art which you could [...]

[...] pools and an urban escape to retreat to after a hard day of the beach or touring. People from Mexico City, New York or other cosmopolitan cities practically feel at home because of the standards now [...]

[...] Carmen he is traveling around Mexico teaching makeup workshops or at his second home, Mexico City. Carlos Merino is one of Mexico’s top up-and-coming makeup artist. He has experience in [...]

[...] many beers that you cannot taste outside of Mexico. Many of the Mexican beers come from Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterey and Baja, Mexico. They have two local made beers on tap, the [...]

[...] Leading up to this holiday period you start to see decoration go up in Playa. Especially in grocery stores you will see displays. In bakeries you will see the special bread, pan de los muerto. This [...]

[...] and moist with minimal flavor and accept spices and flavor well. Jicama is found in most grocery stores here and can grow very large at times like the one above in the picture. Imagine what you can [...]

[...] palpable. More and more people come to Playa and every hotel and rental property gets filled. Grocery stores are filled with people unfamiliar with where things are and all are buying supplies for the [...]

[...] to Playa Del Carmen. Food bought at carts in the streets mainly consisted of tacos or other local food up until now. The Sandwich Revolution truck is bringing seven sandwiches that have been crafted [...]

[...] of things that inspires his work today. His father liked to get to know the areas, taste the local food, talk to the older people. The colors, music and natural life all find places in his art now. [...]

[...] it would be nice to show you some of the things you can do with jicama so you can enjoy this local food. If you want to try them on the street in Playa Del Carmen, there are fruit sellers in Park [...]

[...] become where many of the nicer restaurants are and trendy beach clubs can be found. (From Constituyentes Avenue to 38th St.) Since the hotel is on a side street between 5th Avenue and 10th Avenue you [...]

[...] you check it out. Donuts This was what first caught our attention walking on Constituyentes Avenue. The donuts were in a display case facing the street.. Handmade donuts, I mean come [...]

[...] beach to stop and take a coffee.               Location Sabrina Café is located on Constituyentes Avenue between 10th Avenue and 15th Avenue on the south side. They are in a small plaza. [...]