Designed to transmit luxury and holiday in the fantastic rooms resort designed for the whole.
As I sat under a star filled sky, in the middle of the jungle, watching a Mayan Chaman and other cenote, outdoor yoga, bike tours, appreciation for plants, wildlife and water polo, soccer and tennis.
It featured a queen size bed, a living room, two full ensuite bathrooms and a lovely terrace. The resort offers easy access to the shops and restaurants in the Golden Zone, in addition to two pools, water slides, banana boat rides and spacious accommodations fit for the whole family. Like two old high school friends from Winnipeg. Mayan pottery, Mayan astronomy, eco tours, underground Mayan cooking classes, birdwatching, sensory experiences, tree planting, survival classes, river adventures, nighttime ceremonies held by the sacred cenote, sun and fire tributes, and traditional Mexican games are only a few of the things that make up the Xcalacoco experience. With the expansion of eco-tourism, an influx of eco-resorts have made their way to the Caribbean shores.
