There are many attractions near Playa Paraiso Quintana Roo. The Tulum Ruins are one of the most visited Mexican archeological sites and they contain the remnants of a late 13th century Mayan settlement – some of the main structures at this archeological site include the Templo del Dios de Viento (which is the most photographed structure here), Templo de las Pinturas, and Templo del Dios Descendente. There are also multiple beaches near it including Playa Ruinas and El Castillo Beach. Museo de la Cultura Maya Park is a museum that showcases artifacts and exhibitions related to Mayan history and culture – in addition, it also has a courtyard displaying modern artworks. Parque Dos Aguas is a small recreational park that offers many fun amenities including a playground, grassy recreational areas, walking paths, a gazebo, and a basketball court – it also hosts fun events including local markets and the Day of the Dead celebrations. Cenote Calavera is a cenote or a natural sinkhole within a cave that is a popular scuba diving and snorkeling site – this cenote offers interesting rock formations and it is connected to an underground cave system. The cenote's name – Calavera – means “skull” in Spanish because the roof of the cave here has three holes, which makes it resemble a skull. If you are looking for another attraction near the beach, Gran Cenote is actually a group of cenotes that has interesting geological formations including caverns, stalagmites, stalactites, and rock columns – Gran Cenote also offers many fun activities including scuba diving, snorkeling, and swimming and you can see many kinds of fish here, along with sea turtles and alligators.