The region of Costa Maya has become a popular tourist destination since the construction of a pier for cruise ships and now provides numerous accommodation choices. Many cruise ships dock there to allow the passengers to visit the nearby beaches of Mahahual with their soft sand, coral reefs and grass-thatched palapas, while adventurous tourists visit the nearby Mayan ruins.
The Mayan Beach Garden Inn of Mahahual in Costa Maya gives visitors the opportunity to relax on the beach and enjoy the boutique-style seclusion and hospitality of the area. The inn sits only 30 miles north of the Costa Maya port, allowing guests to stay in the area without feeling overwhelmed by the main tourist area's noise and crowded conditions. The inn has cabanas, large decks and simple amenities that suit the area's simplicity and beauty. The inn's restaurant allows guests to sample native specialties or enjoy more familiar foods. Visitors may snorkel or dive the reefs that sit offshore from the hotel. Guests can also walk the paths near the hotel and view the various species of birds, including toucans, that live in the nearby trees.
Mayan Beach Garden Inn
Mahahual-Uvero
Majahual 77940, Mexico
011-521-983-132-2603
011-521-983- 732-0643
mayanbeachgarden.com
Stay in a hotel that practices environmental responsibility at the Balamku Inn, a beachfront hotel located just south of Mahahual. The Balamku Inn has designed its cabanas to offer luxury and comfort while respecting the environment. Each cabana has a terrace that faces the sea, 24-hour electricity produced by wind and solar generators and private bathrooms. The hotel's restaurant serves a full breakfast that includes western-type foods as well as local Mexican foods, and the lunch menu offers light foods that guests can eat in their cabanas or take with them on a day trip or to the beach. Guests can snorkel, scuba-dive or swim on the nearby beach. The quoted price includes breakfast and use of kayaks.
011-521-983-839-5332
balamku.com
The Hotel Maya Luna sits on the beaches of the Costa Maya between the fishing villages of Xcalak and Mahahual, allowing visitors to enjoy the Costa Maya region without the necessity of lodging in the more crowded port area. In front of the hotel's beach, visitors can see and swim to a living coral reef. Other activities include diving, snorkeling, bird-watching and fishing. Guests horseback ride or walk to the natural reserve of mangrove woods and view recently excavated Mayan ruins. Each hotel unit has a private shower and toilet, a king-size bed, hammocks, a ceiling fan and seaside terrace.
011-521- 983-8360905
hotelmayaluna.com
