Playa Del Carmen

[Milhouse]

I know that in Cozumel there are a wide variety of beaches that one can go
to. Is Playa del Carmen the same way or is Playa del Carmen a single beach?
If not, any suggestions on which beach to go to at Playa?


Thanks,
Milhouse

[Mason Barge]

On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 11:49:01 GMT, "Milhouse" >
wrote:

>I know that in Cozumel there are a wide variety of beaches that one can go
>to. Is Playa del Carmen the same way or is Playa del Carmen a single beach?
>If not, any suggestions on which beach to go to at Playa?

It really is just one beach with a once small town attached, but, as
it is grows, the beach is starting to have "areas". Nothing like
Cozumel, which is an island. The beach itself is like, I don't know,
Daytona Beach -- a couple of miles of uninterrupted sandy beach
running straight down the coast.


Mason Barge

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[Tom & Linda]

I'm not sure what your ship will do, but 99% of ships just do a quick
drop off of passengers at Playa del Carmen for the folks who want to go
see the Mayan ruins. Then the ship sails on to Cozumel immediately
after that and docks. At the end of the day, the Mayan ruins passengers
are ferried back to Cozumel.

Most ships don't really spend the day at Playa del Carmen.

--Tom

Milhouse wrote:
>
> I know that in Cozumel there are a wide variety of beaches that one can go
> to. Is Playa del Carmen the same way or is Playa del Carmen a single beach?
> If not, any suggestions on which beach to go to at Playa?
>
> Thanks,
> Milhouse

[Milhouse]

The Holiday stops one day at Cozumel and another full day at Playa del
Carmen so we will have a full day there.

Milhouse



"Tom & Linda" > wrote in message
...
> I'm not sure what your ship will do, but 99% of ships just do a quick
> drop off of passengers at Playa del Carmen for the folks who want to go
> see the Mayan ruins. Then the ship sails on to Cozumel immediately
> after that and docks. At the end of the day, the Mayan ruins passengers
> are ferried back to Cozumel.
>
> Most ships don't really spend the day at Playa del Carmen.
>
> --Tom
>
> Milhouse wrote:
> >
> > I know that in Cozumel there are a wide variety of beaches that one can
go
> > to. Is Playa del Carmen the same way or is Playa del Carmen a single
beach?
> > If not, any suggestions on which beach to go to at Playa?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Milhouse

[Eileen Garland]

Milhouse, if you have an entire day in both, you might want to consider
using the day in Playa del Carmen to go see the Mayan ruins at Tulum, if
you've never done that.

Eileen

Milhouse wrote:
> The Holiday stops one day at Cozumel and another full day at Playa del
> Carmen so we will have a full day there.
>
> Milhouse
>
>
>
> "Tom & Linda" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>I'm not sure what your ship will do, but 99% of ships just do a quick
>>drop off of passengers at Playa del Carmen for the folks who want to go
>>see the Mayan ruins. Then the ship sails on to Cozumel immediately
>>after that and docks. At the end of the day, the Mayan ruins passengers
>>are ferried back to Cozumel.
>>
>>Most ships don't really spend the day at Playa del Carmen.
>>
>>--Tom
>>
>>Milhouse wrote:
>>
>>>I know that in Cozumel there are a wide variety of beaches that one can
>
> go
>
>>>to. Is Playa del Carmen the same way or is Playa del Carmen a single
>
> beach?
>
>>>If not, any suggestions on which beach to go to at Playa?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Milhouse
>
>
>