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045: Paulina Riviera Knows Private Beaches and Secret Spots
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Originally from Veracruz, Paulina arrived in the Riviera Maya in 2007. She was required to do a college internship with a hotel to complete her tourism certification. Paulina finds that working in tourism gives her an opportunity to meet travelers and to learn different languages.
Paulina says the Riviera Maya offers everything to travelers and to people working in tourism. There are beautiful beaches, interesting people, and delicious food. During her time off, she takes short trips to Tulum, Cancun, and Merida, but she always returns to her home in the Riviera Maya. Her home has become a foster house for dogs who need rescuing. Locals and travelers alike take part in animal welfare and rescue efforts.
As the concierge for Loco Gringo, Paulina is able to experience fun activities like snorkeling in the cenotes. She isn’t exactly comfortable in the water yet, but she is enrolling in the Discover Scuba program.
Paulina’s Favorite Spots:
? Xpu-ha — Snorkeling in a Beautiful Cenote.
? Captain Quickie’s — Scuba, Snorkel, Sail, and More.
? Señor — Visit a Mayan Village for an Educational Experience.
? Tankah Bay — A Private Beach near Tulum.
? Ruta de Los Cenotes — 20 km of Cenotes on Both Sides of the Route.
? Siete Bocas — Seven Different Entrances to an Amazing Cenote.
? Valladolid Chocolate Factory — Make Your Own Chocolate.
? Folk Art Museum — The Magic of Mexico’s Art.
? Convent San Bernardino — See the Catacombs, Hear the History.
? La Senda — In Akumal, for Raw and Vegan Food.
? Turtle Bay Cafe — In Akumal, for Homemade Ice Cream.
? La Buena Vida — In Akumal, Vegan Quesadillas.
? Charly’s Vegan Tacos — In Tulum, for Chicharron Verde Tacos.
Use these Resources to Continue Your Journey:
Email Kay: Askkay@locogringo.com
@locogringo_mexico on Instagram
984-192-1049 If calling from Mexico
512 782-9878 If calling from outside Mexico
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