CANCÚN & RIVIERA MAYA CHARTERS
The Mexican Caribbean at its most exclusive
The Destination
Why CANCÚN & RIVIERA MAYA CHARTERS
The Riviera Maya has evolved beyond the all-inclusive resort: it now hosts some of the most exclusive boutique hotels in the world, secret cenotes, Mayan ruins on the seafront, and a culinary scene that rivals any European capital.
From Tulum to Playa del Carmen, through Isla Mujeres and Holbox, the Mexican Caribbean offers a density of experiences that few destinations match. Charter flying means arriving at Cancún Airport without the endless lines of commercial flights, and being at your boutique hotel in Tulum in less than 90 minutes.
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Places Waiting for You
Tulum Ruins
Playa Paraíso, Tulum
Secret cenote
Holbox waters
Charter Advantage
Why It Is Exclusive to Charter
What only private flight allows
The Riviera Maya is one of the few destinations where you can combine archaeology, jungle, cenotes, white-sand beaches, and world-class gastronomy in a single day. Charter eliminates the friction of commercial connections from Toronto.
Holbox and Isla Mujeres have runways that only small aircraft can use — charter allows you to arrive directly at these islands, something impossible with commercial airlines that only reach Cancún.
Cancún's FBO infrastructure is first-class, with private customs for private flights that lets you exit the airport in under 15 minutes — versus the typical 2-3 hours of commercial flights during peak season.
Activities
Experiences Waiting for You
Private Cenotes
Swimming in exclusive cenotes before dawn, without tourists, with speleological guides.
Tulum Ruins at Sunrise
Private access to the Mayan ruins on the Caribbean Sea before public opening.
Snorkel at MUSA
Underwater Museum of Art: submerged sculptures forming a unique artificial reef.
Glamping in Holbox
Luxury camps on a white-sand island with shallow waters.
Traditional Maya Cuisine
Cooking classes with local chefs working with jungle ingredients.
Private Salsa & Bachata
Dance classes with professional instructors in oceanfront studios.
Curiosities
Fascinating facts about Tulum, Riviera Maya
Cenotes and the Mayan underworld
Cenotes were considered portals to Xibalbá — the Mayan underworld. Archaeological remains and ceremonial offerings have been found at the bottom of many cenotes, including jade and gold.
Tulum, the only Mayan coastal city
Tulum is the only Mayan city built by the sea. Its original name was "Zamá," meaning "dawn." The Maya chose this cliff specifically so the rising sun would illuminate the main temple.
MUSA: art under water
The Underwater Museum of Art, off the coast of Cancún, contains more than 500 submerged sculptures that form an artificial reef. The sculptures are made of a special pH-neutral material that promotes coral growth.
Holbox and the whale shark
Between June and September, Holbox is one of the few places in the world where you can swim with whale sharks — the largest fish on the planet — which can reach 12 meters in length.
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Plan Your Experience
Request more information about CANCÚN & RIVIERA MAYA CHARTERS. Our team will contact you with a personalized quote and all the details of your charter trip.
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