Xcaret eco-archaeological park (Little Caleta in Mayan) that holds the most precious treasure of the Mayan Rivera, its ancestral culture wrapped in a unique place, differentiated by its flora and fauna, its archaeological remains, underground rivers, ancient Mayan cenotes, deep caverns and even marine fossils.
A place that is known swimming with dolphins and admiring "Mexico Spectacular", the most recognized Mexican folk show in the world.
The park is immersed in the ruins that once enjoyed a privileged position due to its location with respect to Cozumel.
The city of Xcaret, before the colonial era, was known under the name of P´olé, something like ''mercantile'', therefore we can already get an idea of what the main activity of the area was, in fact it was one of the most important merchant ports of the time.
