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Tankah Bay – Luxury Beach Paradise 15 min north of Tulum

02/04/2022
Beachfront Real Estate Oceanfront Real Estate Tankah Tulum

Imagine waking up to the sound of the ocean, at one of the most beautiful and peaceful beaches in the Riviera Maya: Tankah Bay.

Tankah is a true Riviera Maya jewel offering tropical scenery with Luxury Beachfront Real Estate while remaining close to Tulum. The beaches in Tankah are protected by the bay, making the sea calm and tranquil. Beachfront Real Estate in Tankah Bay Tulum offers stunning views of the turquoise blue sea of the Mexican Caribbean. Furthermore, property owners of Tankah Tulum Real Estate enjoy a freshwater mangrove cenote 200 meters from the shore, perfect for snorkeling and immersing in the extraordinary nature the Riviera Maya is known for.

Because Tulum Real Estate does not offer any beachfront properties, Tankah Bay is the best option for you, if you look for Beachfront Real Estate in the Riviera Maya while being close to Tulum. The demand for Tankah Bay Beachfront Properties is high and  Pre-Sale Developments are selling fast because it is one of the few options to own that piece of luxury paradise in the Riviera Maya close to Tulum.

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Xcalacoco Beach in Playa del Carmen

06/11/2020
Beaches & Cenotes

Beautiful beach Playa Xcalacoco just North of Playa del Carmen

Xcalacoco Beach is a well-kept public beach, used and visited by locals & residents of the surrounding communities of Lol Tun, Privanza del Mar, Lol Ka Tun, etc. Xcalacoco is located between two hotels, Le Reve Hotel & Spa, a small boutique hotel, and the Azul Fives Resort. However, the beach is usually quiet. Most of the guests of the resort stay in one of their several pools.

The water at Xcalacoco is often very calm and parts of the beach are rocky. Because Xcalacoco beach is public, there is no service, so you need to bring your own drinks, snacks, towels & chairs. Please take care of the environment, take your trash with you, and please don`t leave cigarette buds in the sand. A lifeguard should be on duty.  For all who do want service, there is a public beach club of the Selvamar community close by.

How to get to Playa Xcalacoco from Playa del Carmen?

There is no public transportation, so you need to drive, but please note parking is very limited. Xcalacoco Beach, therefore, is perfect for all the people vacationing/living in the gated communities nearby like Lol Tun, Privanza del Mar, or Lol Ka Tun or El Cielo. With a bike, you need at the most 7 minutes to the beach. On your way stop at the convenience store called OxxO that sells everything you need for a beach day, including cold beer and water.

Driving Instructions to Xcalacoco Beach Playa del Carmen

Coming from Playa del Carmen drive on the 307-highway direction Cancun. Go past the entrance to Grand Coral/Nick Price Residences. At the traffic light (at the Coco-Cola factory), turn right on the road. Drive down the road. You will pass the gated communities of Lol Tun, Balam Tun (here you can find the convenience store OxxO), Privanza del Mar, and Lol Ka Tun until you come to the Azul Fives Resort. Follow the street and you will see a small public beach access. If you come to Le Reve Hotel & Spa you passed the entrance. As mentioned parking is very limited! But this also means, that not many people come to this beach.

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CENOTE IK-KIL – YUCATÁN

15/03/2017
Beaches & Cenotes

Ik Kil is a well known cenote outside Pisté in the Tinúm Municipality, Yucatán, Mexico. It is located in the northern center of the Yucatán Peninsula and is part of the Ik Kil Archeological Park near Chichen Itza. It is open to the public for swimming and is often included in bus tours.

The cenote is open to the sky with the water level about 26 metres (85 ft) below ground level. There is a carved stairway down to a swimming platform. The cenote is about 60 metres (200 ft) in diameter and about 40 metres (130 ft) deep.

There are vines which reach from the opening all the way down to the water along with small waterfalls. There are black catfish which swim in the cenote. Cenote Ik Kil is sacred to the Mayans and the Mayans used this cenote for both relaxation and ritual services.

The cenote is part of a larger complex of a restaurant, store, changing rooms, and cottages for rent. There is also a Mayan ruin on the site.

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