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Luxury Holidays At Palmaïa, The House of AïA

Sustainability, luxury and world-class wellness experiences combine at this all-inclusive, all-suite sanctuary set between lush jungle and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. Connect to your mind and body through an impressive curation of complimentary wellness rituals – from meditation and yoga to sound baths and ancestral dance – before an authentic Mayan treatment at the jungle-shrouded spa. Cuisine across the four restaurants is predominately plant-based, with nutritious menus showcasing the variety and fantastic flavours of vegan dining. You’ll also discover four fabulous infinity pools, an excellent children’s club and vibrant beach bar, while the cultural and natural treasures of the Riviera Maya are right on your doorstep.

 

 

Why Palmaïa, The House of AïA is so special...

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Luxury Beach

The House of AïA is set directly on the dazzling white sands of a private beach. Along with plenty of opportunity to simply lounge beneath the sunshine, the beach is the perfect setting for yoga, meditation and other healing practices. You can also take to the turquoise waters with stand-up paddleboarding or snorkelling, before refreshing with a drink from the laid-back beach bar.

Spa Breaks

Wellbeing is at the heart of The House of AïA. The jungle-shrouded Atlantis Spa invites you to embrace the ancient healing heritage of Mexico through an extensive menu of eco-treatments, while also housing a cenote - a sacred sink hole believed to have curative properties. The resort offers the complimentary 'Architects of Life' programme, providing an array of restorative experiences for the mind and body. These include age-old Temazcal ceremonies, sound healing rituals, gratitude sessions, guided meditation, breathing techniques, various forms of yoga, Tai Chi and ancestral dance. Nutritious plant-based menus also help you on your wellbeing path.

Luxury Family Holidays

The entire family is welcome at The House of AïA. Dedicated family suites feature beautifully crafted bunk beds and plenty of space, while a kids' pool is complete with its own slide and waterfall. There's also a complimentary children's club that encourages little ones to turn off their electronic devices, tap into their imagination, and connect to the natural beauty and culture of Mexico. Led by teachers, educational activities range from cookery workshops and clay building to treasure hunts and gardening. Babysitting can also be arranged.

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Riviera Maya Travel Information

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Climate

Though it can be enjoyed throughout the year, the dry season - from December to April - is the best time to visit Riviera Maya for pleasant temperatures and plenty of sunshine.

Getting There

British Airways and Virgin Atlantic direct from London Gatwick to Cancun in around 10 hours.

Mayan Ruins

Surrounded by thick jungle, the renowned ruins of the ancient Mayan city of Coba can be reached in around 1 hour 30 minutes by car from Playa del Carmen. Located between two lakes, the city – founded in around 100AD - is home to several large temple pyramids – including the main one, Nohoch Mul, which stands at 138-feet tall! Also in the region, Tulum is an ancient Mayan port that combines fascinating history with pristine beaches. The main building is a large stone castle perched on a cliff, while the Parque Nacional Tulum is home to mangroves and cenotes.

The Great Mayan Reef

One of the great global dive spots, the Great Mayan Reef is the planet’s second largest barrier reef, stretching 450 miles from Cancun to Honduras. Thanks to the diversity in its marine life – which includes manta ray, dolphin and whale shark - the reef’s warm, crystalline waters boast sensational sites for diving and snorkelling. 

Cenotes

Cenotes are striking natural sinkholes filled with crystal-blue water and illuminated stalactites and stalagmites, dotted along Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Swim, snorkel or dive in these enchanting limestone caves, once considered as sacred gateways to the underworld by the ancient Mayans. A sustainable tourism project, Parque Dos Ojos is one of the largest underwater cave systems in the world with some 30 cenotes spreading across 83km! 

Beaches

Featuring more than 160-kilometres of coastline, the Riviera Maya boasts simply spectacular stretches of pristine, white sandy beaches, lapped by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. Soak up the glorious Mexican sunshine or head into the wonderfully warm waves.