Enchant us.
Playa del Carmen’s infamous 5th avenue is full of bold colors, bright lights and Mexican trinkets… a perfectly whimsical landscape for an idyllic lovers stroll. The love between and Rob that radiates in these images just melts our hearts!
The best way to get around Playa del Carmen, Mexico? Bicycle of course! Ann and Rob enjoy a fun little jaunt on their beach-style cruiser.
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The grounds of Hotel Aventura Mexicana are that of a garden fairytale come to life. Little does Ann know, but Rob has a surprise hidden among the secrets of the hotel’s magical garden…
Kristin and John never really had proper wedding photos when they married at a small church in Indiana, young and fresh out of college. This couple has dedicated their lives to raising their children, admitting to going away together just one other time throughout their entire marriage.
Thus, with the support of their children, they escaped to the Riviera Maya, Mexico to renew their wedding vows and enjoy the honeymoon they never had. The RIU Palace PlayaCar in Playa del Carmen, Mexico provided the perfect setting of elegance and luxury for a couple that truly deserved to pamper themselves.
“Our gift to ourselves for 20 years of selfless parenting…” Kristin professed.
Congratulations on 25 years of shared love Kristin and John!
Photographer: Laura McNamara
Please enjoy a mixed selection of our family portraits…
Boutique hotels, restaurantes and beach clubs line the shore. Sun loungers stretch along the sand. Masseuses bekon from makeshift massage stands. Ferries shuffle back and forth along the horizon. Playa del Carmen today is quite the cosmopolitan beach escape for tourists from around the globe. But, before PdC was a top tropical, vacation hot spot in what is now referred to as the Riviera Maya, it was nothing more than a small, rustic fishing village.
If you’re lucky you can spot locals amidst the hub bub of the lackadaisical beachcombers, wading into the ocean surf from shore and casting off a fishing line or tossing out a fishing net. Usually, you have more luck catching the local fishermen in the early morning or late afternoon, when most of the tourists have left the beach.
Surf fishing, or onshore fishing, is the sport of catching fish standing on the shoreline or wading in the surf. Surf fishing can include casting a lure or bait from all types of shoreline, including rocky jetties, piers and sandy or rocky beaches. Surfcasting or beachcasting refers more specifically to surf fishing from the beach by casting into the surf at or near the shoreline.
For more information on shore fishing, visit www.shorefishing.net.
For information about deep sea fishing excursions in Playa, click here.
You can read a little more about Playa del Carmen’s history here.
