The Future of Costa Maya
and Mahahual, Mexico

Costa Maya Mexico is located on the southern Caribbean coast of the State of Quintana Roo, in the heart of the Caribbean Sea and the Mayan World, all along a stretch of white, sandy beaches, framed by turquoise, crystal waters, where ocean and sky intertwine. Costa Maya is 130 km of undeveloped coast and 39,500 hectares of emerald green forests. With a considerable number of incomparably beautiful, untouched beaches, internal lagoons, cenotes in the middle of the jungle, an abundance of wildlife, and a vibrantly alive reef, Costa Maya holds a promise for all those looking for a potential investment with business in mind, as well as for nature lovers seeking for a secluded spot to relax and enjoy life on the beach.

Mexico's Costa Maya is the Last Frontier, where the sounds of nature surround you, and it is not unusual to sight a wide variety of wildlife typical of the region, which includes over 108 different species. It is not uncommon to see turtle nests, ocelots, monkeys, toucans, and other species you'll be discovering for the first time. With a mysterious air that surrounds it, the jungle is an enchantress that beckons you to explore it.

The Costa Maya is the place to forget about tension and stress, a place to lay back on your hammock under majestic palm trees, sipping a cool drink, watching schools of silver fish jump out of the sea and soar the surface. Life is quiet and simple here, with just enough hotels and restaurants to receive those tourists that arrive looking for adventure and a close encounter with nature.

The Costa Maya is intertwined with the routes of the Mundo Maya, its natural forests keep the Maya's secrets, you could be the one to discover a hidden ruin, lost in the ages of time, surrounded by a quiet energy of its own, a mysterious silence disrupted only by the birds calling out to each other, or an occasional monkey screaming out its annoyance for disrupting his peace. Not far from this hidden paradise on Earth is the beautiful lagoon of 7 colors in Bacalar, famous for being witness to fights among pirates, Spaniards, and Mayans centuries ago. The Bacalar Lagoon is a body of fresh water, whose breathtaking seven colors and sandy bottom are a stunning replica of the Caribbean Sea.

A central part of this place's beauty is Banco Chinchorro, a natural wonder renown all over the world by diving lovers and those that do sport fishing. This is a coral reef bank with over 65 species of marine flora and more than 262 different varieties of animal life. It is a vast, wonderful water world of unexplored treasures, where hundreds of years of hidden secrets lie yet undiscovered. Spanish ships have lain in the sea floor for centuries, with untold stories of pirates and treasures within their flooded insides. Now, they are home to beautiful, majestic sea creatures, like the eagle ray, which appears to glide the sea water with an effortless and lithe grace.