On our last full day on this very quick trip we headed to the Xcaret Park at the advice of a good friend. We originally planned to visit the Coba Mayan City which would have been amazing but we wanted to try out Xcaret. We once again booked transportation with Xcaret and they pick up at your hotel pretty early to get you there when it opens. Xcaret is South of Playa Del Carmen so its closer to an hour drive or over to get there. Our bus came pretty much on time but a few other buses came to take people to other Xcaret parks. They have multiple including an adventure park, a park like Xochimilco in Mexico City and the original park that we visited. Our bus was purple and was decorated with luggage and produce all over the bus. It was made to look like a stereotypical Mexican bus. Inside it was very nice with great AC. We got to the park and got our wrist bands and headed in. The Park is huge and has so much to do. We honestly could take a couple days to see it all. It reminds me of the World Showcase in Epcot in a way but instead showing the different regions, cultures and history of Mexico. There are restaurants that represent the food of different states, a Mayan village that sell crafts representing the culture, a traditional Mexican Cemetary, an underground cathedral, a bird and butterfly sanctuary with waterfalls inside, a replica of the Mayan Ball game court and so much more. There are also shows throughout the day including a show highlighting the great Mexican horse-riding skills. We got our lunch that was included in the price of our package and we ate at the Oaxaca Buffet. It was full of all kinds of traditional Mexican foods including Cactus. After lunch we started to do the more adventurous activities they have. We took a guided boat ride where a guide used a pole to move the boat along a scenic jungle river. There is a large underground river you can float through that is a wonderful experience. It is very long and life vests are required. You go through caves, jungle vegetation   and underneath some of the attractions. There are many different exits if you want to get out early and there is signage letting you know how much longer you have and when the next exit is. There are lifeguards swimming through the caves pretty frequently. They have a rope along the cave walls for you to grab onto as well. I really enjoyed the swim and felt very safe the entire time. They also have a nice beach there as well. Xcaret is also built around a small Mayan City so you can also visit the ruins of Mayan temples and learn about its history. They also have an art museum that goes over art and Mexican home styles. After all that activity and getting dressed we watched a couple shows and then headed to the grand finale.