Casa de los Viajeros has everything you need for a great vacation...

* 1 Bedroom with new queen size bed
* 1 bathroom with shower
* Large ceiling fans throughout the suite
* Air conditioning available in bedroom
* Fully equipped kitchen with full size fridge, microwave, stove &
oven
* Blender, coffee maker, toaster, juicer

* Comfortable sunken living room with sofa and chair.
* Sofa converts to a double bed.
* Cable TV with DVD/CD/MP3 player & Radio
* High speed wireless internet available
* Electronic in-room safe (use your own combination)

* Snorkels & masks, beach chairs, & beach umbrella available

* Short walk to an excellent beach
* Located close to a popular bakery cafe
* Quiet neighbourhood

Testimonials:

"Casa de los Viajeros was the perfect home-base and although there's
really no reason to cook in a town with so much great food, just
having our own amenities instead of a hotel room made the trip seem so
much longer than only 7 days...We were able to run completely on
Mexican Time in our independent way and imagine that we were, indeed,
living the life and not just popping in for a "fly in, fly out"
experience. In reality, we were only visiting for 7 days and we
missed it as soon as we left, but we know - we'll be back!" - Nicole,
Sylvain and Margaret - Vancouver, BC (January)

"Casa de los Viajeros was a wonderful place to stay. It was very
clean, quiet and close to the beach (which was a huge bonus). Puerto
Morelos is a wonderful place to go and get away. The town is full of
friendly welcoming people and was a dream vacation come true. We
highly recommend both going to Puerto Morelos and staying at Casa de
los Viajeros. " Larry and Michele - Alaska (December)

"We loved having our own casa in lovely Puerto Morelos. It was quiet
and very comfortable. We liked how convenient it was to the downtown,
Mama's bakery and of course the beach. We definitely will be back!"
Kate and Steve - Minneapolis, MN (February)

Activities and Attractions

Puerto Morelos is a quiet fishing village located in the heart of the
Mayan Riviera. Close to the Cancun airport, Cancun and Playa del
Carmen, Puerto Morelos is a throwback to a time in the Yucatan before
the hyper-development of the Mayan Riviera, Puerto Morelos offers
visitors a relaxed time while providing all the amenities of a good
tourist town.

Enjoy the endless white beach, the unspoiled reef, or just unwind in
the town's central square and watch the world go by. Puerto Morelos is
in no hurry, and you won't be either.

Lots to do...or not do.

-Beautiful, unspoiled uncrowded white sand beach
-Excellent snorkelling or diving on our national park protected reef
-Dive snorkel or swim Cenotes, unusual fresh water caves
-Our town is a good base to explore Mayan ruins like Chichen Itza,
Tulum, Coba and Ek Balam
-Visit colonial cities like Valladolid

Active:
-Dive
-Snorkel
-Kayak
-Kite surf
-Windsurf
-Hike
-Go fishing
-Horseback riding
-Golf

Tour:
-Mayan Ruins
-Colonial cities
-Mayan villages
-Jungle
-Cenotes
-Isolated beaches
-Quiet streets of Puerto Morelos
-Xcaret and Xel-Ha "Eco parks"
-Crococun Zoo
-Puerto Morelos Botanical Garden

Eat & Drink
-Buy fresh seafood, directly from the fishermen!
-Excellent restaurants in Puerto Morelos. Lots to choose from
-Go clubbing in Cancun or Playa del Carmen

Shop
-Largest bookstore in the Yucatan located right on the Puerto Morelos
square
-Mayan Handicraft Centre, Sunday Jungle Handicraft Market
-Wednesday fresh fruit and vegetable market
-Grocery store, souvenir, jewellery and hand-made hammock shops
-ATM and change houses located on the square

Not so active
-Beach
-Hammock, book, cold drink, palm tree. Sigh.....

"We will never forget our New Year's trip to PM and the warm,
welcoming smiles of the residents. There were so many surprises: The
beach was perfect, the sea beautiful and the reef fascinating...but
those things are detailed on every travel website. How about: Sylvain
enjoyed the "best steak" ever at Le Marlin Bleu. We zip-lined in the
jungle, without the crowds, at Cenote Boca del Puma. We picked up
plenty of our high school Spanish thanks to the patience of the
locals, and we found ourselves using our French on more than one
occasion. We were very inspired by Sandra Dayton's work with the
Mayans and we hope to work with her someday. We didn't miss the
"tacky tourism", the "Us vs. Them" mentality of many of the bigger
resort areas or hotel chains and we loved the tranquillo Puerto
Morelos way." - Nicole, Sylvain and Margaret - Vancouver, BC (January
)