Rainy Day
Indoor and rain-proof plans for a grey afternoon, gathered from across the guide: museums, workshops, games and spas, with tickets handled by us and a private driver by the hour for the afternoon.
How we help
Each place takes its own reservations. When your day has more than one stop, we arrange a private driver by the hour or for the full day: your own vehicle and driver, waiting for you between plans.
Playa del Carmen & Playacar
Heat Pádel & Pickleball · Playa del Carmen (Bosque Real)
A padel and pickleball club with covered courts, an academy and its own sports bar, a good pick for a group that wants to play and stay for a drink.
- Padel courts and covered pickleball courts with professional lighting
- Academy with certified coaches, leagues, a weekly ranking and open games
- Sports bar and restaurant, golf simulators under a roof and pro shop
- Showers, changing rooms and free parking
- Open to visitors through Playtomic or the club’s WhatsApp
Also in: Padel & Pickleball
Choco-Story Playa del Carmen · Playa del Carmen (Constituyentes)
A chocolate and Maya cacao museum with a tasting at the end, and a hands-on workshop where everyone makes their own chocolate. A plan for the whole family.
- Museum visit of about 45 minutes, seven rooms, with a chocolatier demonstration and tasting
- One-hour chocolate workshop, several times a day
Also in: Art & Culture · With Kids
Gastón Charó Art Gallery · Playa del Carmen (Quinta Avenida)
A gallery on Quinta Avenida founded in 2000 by the artist Gastón Charó, with painting, sculpture, engraving, photography and jewelry by some fifty Mexican and international artists.
- Inside Jardín de Marieta, between Calles 6 and 8
Also in: Art & Culture
Mayakoba
Fairmont Spa Mayakoba · Mayakoba
A resort spa at Mayakoba with treatment rooms over the mangroves and a spa pass for visitors that opens its pools, saunas, steam rooms and cold plunge for the day.
- Spa pass: two spa pools, saunas, steam rooms, jacuzzis, cold plunge and relaxation lounge
- Massage with spa access; three couples’ suites
- Photo ID and the booking card are requested at check-in
Also in: Spas & Wellness
Puerto Aventuras & Akumal
Escapology Riviera Maya · Puerto Aventuras (Hard Rock Riviera Maya)
Private escape rooms at Hard Rock Riviera Maya: each game is for your group alone, with rooms for adults, for families and groups, and a Kids Mode for ages 7 to 14.
- A private game for 2 to 8 players, 60 minutes; plan about 90 minutes in total
- Rooms for adults and for families and groups, and a Kids Mode for ages 7 to 14 with an adult on site
- Visitors register at the hotel before playing; the hotel offers free parking and valet
Also in: Games & Activities · With Kids
Tulum
Aldea Racquet Club · Tulum (Aldea Zama)
Padel, tennis and pickleball in one club in Aldea Zama, with a café on site: a practical choice when the group plays different sports.
- Covered panoramic padel courts, tennis and pickleball
- Tennis classes open to visitors
- Café, changing rooms and lockers
- Hours: Monday to Saturday 7:00 to 22:00, Sunday 8:00 to 22:00
Also in: Padel & Pickleball
Museo Regional de la Costa Oriental · Tulum (Parque del Jaguar)
The INAH museum of the Maya east coast, opened in 2024 inside Parque del Jaguar: around 300 pieces in three permanent halls, a calm visit for a rainy morning.
- Around 300 pieces, originals and replicas, in three permanent halls plus a temporary room
- Museum entry is free; Parque del Jaguar charges its own access fee
Also in: Art & Culture · With Kids
Yäan Wellness Healing Sanctuary · Tulum (beach road, km 10)
A holistic spa in the jungle with a healing water circuit included with every treatment.
- Water circuit: cedar sauna, eucalyptus steam, cold showers and warm and vitality pools
- 60 minutes of the circuit included with any treatment
- Couples’ experiences
- Massage, including Swedish, deep tissue, lymphatic, Thai and hot stone
Also in: Spas & Wellness
Cancún
Museo Maya de Cancún y Zona Arqueológica San Miguelito · Cancún (Hotel Zone)
The Museo Maya de Cancún, run by INAH, holds one of Mexico's major Maya collections, with pieces from Quintana Roo and other states. The visit continues outdoors at San Miguelito, a Late Postclassic site joined to the museum grounds.
- The visit includes the San Miguelito archaeological zone
- At km 16.5 of Boulevard Kukulcán
Also in: Art & Culture · With Kids
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