Xcaret Mexico Back To Nature or Maybe Not
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Xcaret, Mexico: Nature's Wonderland or Commercial Hub?
Overview:
Located just 45 minutes south of Cancun, Xcaret is often described as an ecological and archaeological paradise. However, while it offers natural beauty, it also comes with a hefty price tag and a strong commercial presence.
Main Attractions:
Pronounced "esh-car-et," Xcaret is one of Mexico's most popular tourist spots, and it's easy to see why. The park boasts beaches, snorkeling areas, hiking trails, horseback riding, botanical gardens, and even interactions with dolphins. This makes it an ideal playground for both adults and children.
A standout feature is the reenactment of ancient Mayan games. Visitors can watch Mayan staff play Pok-Ta-Pok, a game similar to basketball. However, unlike the historical version, this one lacks its traditional, and rather extreme, conclusion.
Commercial Aspect:
A significant drawback of Xcaret is its commercial vibe, akin to Disneyland. From the moment you arrive in Cancun, you're bombarded with brochures. Entrance to the park costs $40, and once inside, be prepared to keep spending. From snorkeling gear to beach chairs and horseback riding, almost everything comes with an additional fee.
Conclusion:
Whether or not to visit Xcaret depends on your tolerance for commercialism. If it doesn't bother you, the park offers a memorable experience. However, one visit might be sufficient, especially if you're mindful of your budget.
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