Vacation Rentals & Villas

The beach Villa, is located 20 miles north of the charming capital city of Merida (800K population).
Please, come and enjoy our splendid home for your vacation.
We own and manage it. You will deal directly with us and not a rental agency.

You will love the laid back Yucatan beach experience. Cooling ocean breezes during the day and warm evening breezes. Brilliant stars, no light pollution. Palm trees, ocean views.
Situated in a quiet community of summer vacation homes, in Chicxulub Puerto, a fishing village on the GULF of Mexico. 50 yards from the pristine beach with just a few lone beach walkers and fishermen most of the year.
On site caretakers who will baby sit. Laundry facilities. Hi speed Internet is available. Airport shuttle and guides available. A car is recommended and may be available.

The Villa, 5,500sf, 3 story, has three private and self contained floors. Each level has full kitchen,dining, living room, all three levels can be combined into one superb Villa, perfect for family or group vacations. Sleeps 10 in five en-suites.
Air cond. POOL, swim when and how you want. Tiled and tastefully furnished with all the comforts of home, with far more space, amenities, and privacy than any hotel room.
It can be rented as a large home for groups.
Couples or a family can take just one floor with complete privacy.
Mayan archaeological sites nearby. Much to see and do. Lots of sunshine, beaches, friendly people, fascinating culture, great food, very enticing and relaxing.
The Villa is a perfect base from which to explore Mayan ruins, Cenotes, Caves, Haciendas, Bird sanctuaries, Fishing villages, Antiquities, Beaches, and culture of Yucatan.
Locals are very friendly and polite, and typically, fun loving with great ties to family and friends.
Of course if you have any questions, we would be more than happy to help in any way we can.
MERIDA (MID) is an international airport only 40 minutes from the Villa.

“Must-do's” in Yucatan.
(Visit “YucatanToday” on the Internet for more up to date information.)
Banana boating in PROGRESO, water park, Go Karting in MERIDA. Boat excursions to fresh water jungle springs nearby. Canoe trips through cienagas (everglades). Bird watching, a great variety of birds winter here. Hundreds of pink flamingos are here all year.
Many Mayan archaeological sites nearby. Guided tours available.
Whale Shark season on Isla Holbox ( 2 hours) is from May 15th until September 15th. Isla Holbox, has recently been named by the Mexican government as the only port that can offer trips to swim with the whale sharks. Local guides have been trained to give tours that are as safe for the whale sharks as they are for their human visitors.
MERIDA:- 30 minutes by car. Take a tour with Carnavalito bus tour at 10 am, 1 pm, 4 pm, or 7 pm from Santa Lucia Park, or take the Turibus red double-decker tour bus that stops every two hours at the Plaza Grande.
October to March, tour Mérida's homes and gardens every Wednesday.

The Mayan civilization left behind many archaeological sites with buildings, pyramids, and temples. Don't miss the 'Ruta Puuc', a perfect day trip to visit a few sites. Begin with the Lol Tun caves, and end with the new Light and Sound show in Uxmal.
Visit Sotuta de Peón for a full tour of a live hacienda.
Taste many Yucatecan gastronomic delights, including Panuchos, Sopa de Lima, and Poc Chuc, but, if you only had time for ONE meal in Yucatán, it would have to be Cochinita Pibil: the pit-roasted pork. That sandwich is my favorite.
CENOTES. Visit Cuzamá to get the feel of three different types of cenotes. Cenotes are lakes in under ground caverns, a wonderful adventure. Magical experience. If you see a sign CENOTE, stop. Pay a small fee, climb down a rickety ladder to a cavern paradise. Sacred to the ancient Mayas, you will feel transported in time when you swim in one of these magnificent, under ground crystal-clear pools.
COLONIAL CITIES AND MAYAN VILLAGES – To really see the people of Yucatán up
close, visit any of the numerous magical colonial cities, towns, and Mayan pueblos scattered around the state: Izamal, Valladolid, Ticul, Muna, and more.
The biggest local beach community, Progreso, has 54,000 inhabitants. Others, are mainly fishing villages with spacious beaches and plenty of fresh seafood. What could be better than grilled fish and a cold beer at a table on the beach.
FLAMINGOS. Visit Celestún or Río Lagartos and take a boat tour to see these magnificent bird colonies amidst the mangroves, a unique event that you will always remember. Great bird watching all year long because we are in the tropics. More species in the winter as birds migrate from the north to our warmer climates in Yucatan
The Bullfight: La Corrida. Remains popular to this day in Mérida, Motul and many makeshift arenas in smaller towns. Locals practice their skills and daring without killing the bulls.