Mamita's Beach Club - All Luna Blue Hotel & Garden guests enjoy free use of the facilities at our beach club. This includes lounge chairs & palapa umbrellas, pool, showers and restrooms.

Hungry? Mamita's has an excellent restaurant. You can choose to eat on the spacious shaded deck overlooking the ocean or at a table on the beach. For the ultimate in luxurious laziness, your meal can even be brought right to your lounge chair.

Thirsty? Mamita's has a fully stocked bar. A piña colada, margarita, or the beverage of your choice can be delivered to you on the beach. Or, if you wish to take a break from sunbathing, wander up to one of the two beach bars, where bar "stools" are swings suspended from the roof.

There are plenty of other activities to be found at Mamita's. as well. There's a local dive shop which can arrange tours to the coral reef, massage on a deck high above the sand, volleyball, people watching or even napping in a four-poster sunbed set in the Caribbean sand.

Mayan Ruins - Throughout the area, you can find archaeological sites and ruins of the ancient Mayan empire which once ruled the Yucatan. The temple at Tulum sits on a cliff above the Caribbean Sea, offering vistas of unmatched beauty. In Chichen Itza, you can explore an entire Mayan city which has been restored to its original state. The ruined city of Coba still sits hidden (but accessible) in the jungle. Bus tours can be arranged to each of these sites or you can rent a car and explore at your own pace. This is a rare opportunity to step back in time and walk the streets of a once great civilization, now vanished forever.

Diving & Snorkeling - The waters around Playa del Carmen offer a divers paradise. With the world's second largest coral reef just offshore, divers can easily make daily trips to explore the beauty of this natural treasure. If you've never been diving before, you can try an introductory lesson or even take a certification course from one of the many dive shops in town. If snorkeling is your preference, the Yal-ku lagoon in nearby Akumal offers clear water and abundant sea life. Both divers and snorkelers will want to explore the many cenotes (fresh water ponds) which dot the Yucatan peninsula.

And still more...Spend a day at one of the popular eco-parks (Xel-Ha or Xcaret); golf at one of the many nearby championship courses; charter a fishing boat to catch marlin, barracuda or bonefish; parasail high above the beach; race ATVs through the jungle; take the ferry to Cozumel island for snorkeling, diving, or moped riding; or just spend the day exploring Playa del Carmen at your leisure. There is something for everyone in this tropical wonderland.