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Property's Specific Information |
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Rates are per room per night and include breakfast,tips on this meals as well as taxes:
Double occupancy US$141.00
Single occupancy US$125.00
Extra person in same room US$42.00
Children under six years old no cost
Children 6 to 12 years old in same room as parents US$21.00
Special rates for all inclusive packages
Rates valid til October 31st, 2006 |
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Beautiful beaches, calm seas, moonlight reflections, IMAGINE...
Surrounded by a coconut grove, at the border of one of the most fascinating Mexican BIOLOGICAL RESERVES, in the middle of our 3 mile virgin beach, HOTEL ECO PARAÍSO XIXIM has 15 roomy and comfortably furnished bungalows, all with a beautiful view of the emerald green Gulf of Mexico.
Exclusively designed day tours are organized departing from our hotel, which explore ecological, archaeological, ethnic, historical and cultural aspects. Accompanied by professional guides in comfortable vehicles or boats, groups will always be small. Don’t miss a visit to the spectacular PINK FLAMINGO colony.
15 roomy and comfortably furnished cabins, all with a beautiful view of the emerald green Gulf of Mexico. All rooms equipped with two queen size beds, sitting area, bathroom, ceiling fans, safety deposit box and a private porch with two hammocks. No need for air conditioning, TV or telephone in the rooms.
The club house features the dining room, bar, game room with billiard, ping pong and table games as well as the library with TV and video equipment. Freshwater swimming pool, spectacular white sand beach covered with thousands of seashells and spacious gardens with exotic coastal dune flora.
Enjoy our Natural History Museum located at the Reception. Our knowledgeable guide will be delighted to explain everything about our vast biodiversity.
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NEARBY ACTIVITIES
Celestun Inlet: Site of extraordinary natural beauty where one can see the famous pink flamingos, Canbalán, the petrified forest and the magnificent mangroves.
Moonlight Safari: Awe at the incredible brightness of the stars or be enchanted by the moon shining over the estuary Follow the lead of our professional guides on this nighttime adventure to explore the mangroves in search of crocodiles and other elusive animals that sleep during the day and hunt at night.
Off shore fishing: The emerald green Gulf of Mexico contains abundant plankton, thus making it possible to catch fish in shallow waters. With fishing rod and hook, technique still used by Celestun fishermen, fish snappers, groupers, sea trouts, barracudas or palomets. Your effort will be rewarded with a delicious cebiche.
El Palmar Lighthouse and Celestun's saltfalts: Salt is very much appreciated by the whole world, but in the time of the Maya it was as valuable as gold. From the El Palamar lighthouse, which serves as guidance for ships and fishermen, offers you the most stunning views over wetlands, hummocks and the Gulf of Mexico with its spectacular sunsets.
Celestun and Real de Salinas: Ecotourism means to get to know the surroundings and cohabit with its people. On this tour you will learn more about us, the Celestun inhabitants. In Real de Salinas, the ghost town, we will perceive the luxuries of former XIX century hacenderos and recall an important chapter of Celestun’n history.
Bicycle tour: Entertaining bike-ride through the different ecosystems of the coastal dune, such as the salt flats and swamps. Get to know more about the ecology, economy and history of the Special Biosphere Reserve of Celestún.
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Birds of Celestun: Before sunrise we are going to be ready to go hunting, with binoculars and cameras, of the more than 300 birds species that live in this region, of whom we are surely going to observe some of the 7 endemic ones. This tour is a must for birdwatchers.
Hummocks and cenote: There are only three places in the world where hummocks exist and one of them is the Yucatan Peninsula. These are islands of exuberant tropical forest irrigated by a fresh water spring. You will encounter the most diverse flora and fauna in its surrounding. Accompany our guide in this exciting discovery.
Haciendas and cenote: Visit the haciendas close to Celestún that used to produce henequén and admire this proud architectural heritage that gave us Yucatan’s “green gold”.
Oxkintok and Calcehtok caves: Oxkintok was recently consolidated and is an architectural gem which preceded the Puuc style. Imposing Calcehtok Caves served as shelter for the Mayan people during the ‘Caste War’. After our expedition, there is nothing more refreshing than a plunge into one of the many beautiful Cenotes in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Uxmal and Kabah: Judging from the number of existing buildings and its grand architectural beauty, these two cities played a leading role in the late classic period.
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