We were on a Jeep tour of the island. Because the tour was running late to meet with the ferry back to Play del Carmen, we had to skip swimming at the beaches on the east side of the island in order to go see some "Mayan ruins" in El Cedral. Once we got there we were dissapointed with the... more

We stopped in El cedral on a horseback tour. We saw the "ruins" and the "church" but it was nothing too exciting at all. There are little shops with jewlery and nick-nacks, blankets and hammocks to buy but nothing that we were interested in. I wouldn't go out of my way to see this place again, but it was neat... more

Very small ruins. A yearly festival happens on May 3rd. The area surrounding the ruins is not much to look at. The ruins are comprised of one temple. Take a flash light to look at the inside of the ruins. If you are short on time, your best bet is to visit the San Gervasio ruins. more

A very small piece of the old ruins is all that is left. It's so small, it's easy to miss. Surrounding the ruin is a quaint rural Mexican village, and is a better sight. more