CONFERENCE
LOCATION From Playa Del Carmen, take a day trip inland to explore the exotic ruins in Chichen Itza, a UNESCO Heritage site or you can take one of the hourly ferries
to the sleepy island of Cozumel. Just traveling the length of the Mayan Riviera you will be able to find undeveloped beaches and lagoons, beautiful cenotes freshwater pools (a natural feature almost exclusive
to the Yucatan Peninsula) and Mayan ruins.
The Fairmont Mayakoba has recently been recognized with the esteemed AAA's Five Diamond Award®, a prestigious honor coveted by properties worldwide, but bestowed on a select few. The resort has four
exceptional restaurants, pool bars and two captivating lounges to kick back and relax. A Greg Norman designed 18-hole golf course will challenge any avid golfer. You can unwind at the 37,000 sq. ft Willow Stream Spa featuring treatments that incorporate indigenous ingredients and ancient native traditions.
The 401 guest rooms, are located in traditional
low-rise hotel buildings and 90 two-story Casitas
clustered throughout the beautiful resort grounds.
With the ambiance of a gracious Mexican home,
luxury amenities include comfortable Fairmont beds and expansive bathrooms. Large sliding doors open
to furnished balconies or terraces, and all rooms
offer both air conditioning and ceiling fans.
Whatever your pleasure you'll be sure to find it along the Mayan Riviera, at our 19th Annual Conference on Hot Topics in Primary Care Medicine.
The Mayan Riviera is a 130 kilometer exotic stretch of Caribbean coastline that runs between the resort city of Cancun to the north, down to the Mayan ruins of Tulum at its southern end. You can scuba dive and snorkel on world class coral reefs, explore deserted beaches, marine parks, and nature reserves; plus, enjoy plenty
of shopping, exciting restaurants and night life.