1.5 Tequila Lounge

Between the international pier and Punta Langosta, this good-looking bar (with a crowd to match)... More

Abercrombie & Kent Eclipse

Academia Buenos Aires

Hybrid Spanish and Tango courses spice up language learning with five weekly lessons at one... More

Academia da Cachaça

Opened in 1985, this institution draws fans of cachaça, the potent sugarcane liquor that's the... More

Academia Falco

Acara Viagens e Turismo

Adriana Barra

Colorful, boho- chic dresses and tunics are displayed on luggage trolleys at Brazilian designer Adriana... More

Adventure Associates

Ah Cacao Chocolate Café

Get your fix of Mayan criollo chocolate—bitter and complex, with hints of fruit, smoke, and... More

Ají

A collective of cutting-edge jewelers can be found across the foyer at Ají.... More

All Ways Travel

The new program on Anapia ensures islanders benefit from travel homestays. ... More

Alltournative

Run by a group of Playa del Carmen adventurers dedicated to sustainable tourism, this company... More

Alma Libre Bookstore

Snap up beach reads, bestsellers, classics, tomes on Maya culture, and local guidebooks and maps—the... More

Almagro

Modest Almagro, reportedly the birthplace of the tango, is known for its dance halls, which... More

Almaviva

Alpaca 111

The alpaca in most sweaters is blended with either llama fur (which can smell unpleasant... More

Alux Restaurant & Lounge

Bargoers here, a short taxi ride from Mexico’s Playa del Carmen, descend by candle-lined stairs... More

Amayna

Andeluna Cellars

Antiques and Book Market

Vendors hawk remnants of the city's glory days amid the crooning of tango singers every... More