Contact Info Address: , Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo, SM 10, Mexico Phone: 1 212 598-0469 Fax: 1 212 598-4059 Contact(s): Colleen McKay & Nora Jacobs Lesbian Owned Clientele Welcomed: Gay Men Lesbian Bisexual Straight Email Us Visit Our Home Page

Amenities/Discounts # of Rental Units: 1 Nonsmoking: Nonsmoking Rooms Available Bathrooms: Private Bath Internet Access: Wireless in Common Area Meals: No Meals Included Views: Ocean, Jungle Handicap Access: Partial Handicap Access Children: No Children Pets: No Pets Payment Methods: Cash, Check, Money Order, Trav Checks General Discounts: No Purple Roofs Discount: No Travel Agent Commission: No

This site has had visitors since 4/11/2002

A stay in our beautiful two story Beach House offers "the best of all possible worlds," combining a "traditional" Mayan Palapa with a modern Adobe home, great snorkeling and swimming from your front door, and an incredible ocean view from a large second floor sundeck. We are only twenty minutes south of Cancun, and ten minutes from the main highway leading to historic Mayan sites, popular tourist attractions and modern shopping and dining.

The upstairs "Palapa" has a twenty-foot high thatched peaked ceiling with varnished wood beams and floor, a double bed and hammocks, a private bathroom, and two outdoor sundecks--one facing the ocean where you can sunbathe and enjoy the incredible Caribbean sunset. You can watch the sun rise from your upstairs bed or while you luxuriate in an invigorating outdoor shower surrounded by palms and bamboo trees.

Or you might choose to eat downstairs in our lovely dining area next to a fully equipped kitchen. The first floor adobe structure also has a private bedroom with queen-sized bed, a beautiful sculptured full bathroom, a huge living room area and an outdoor patio with yet another shower so you can wash off after you swim and sun and snorkel at the beach only a thirty second walk via a garden path.

The town plaza of Puerto Morelos is only five minutes by car, taxi, an easy bike ride or a twenty minute leisurely walk along the beach. Puerto Morelos, a small unassuming town with all the conveniences you could desire and no tourist congestion, boasts fine restaurants, a pizza parlor, cafés, a playground, church, beaches, a grocery store, a bookstore, a travel agency, and a dive shop (if you decide not to snorkel from the beach in front of the Palapa) and once a week an outdoor fresh produce market.

You can also sun and shop and play in Cancun or Playa del Carmen or tour the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, Coba and Tulum. The entire coast (called the Cancun Corridor) is one long stretch of beautiful beaches, cabanas, and ecological environmental parks where you can horseback ride, swim in ceynotes and underground caves. Taxis are plentiful and reasonable for trips up and down the coast. There are also tour buses to various Mayan sites that can be booked in Puerto.

The biggest problem? You'll never want to leave.