Andrea & Lee
Things To Do
Golf at the Resort
Playa Mujeres Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 Greg Norman signature course. It’s also an ecological feat nestled in a tropical jungle and lined by beaches. Well crafted water holes, bunkers and greens are set among native plants, indigenous foliage and abundant wildlife. Masterfully planned, meticulously managed and sustainably minded, it’s no surprise Playa Mujeres Golf Course is consistently ranked one of the top courses in all of Mexico. It’s also been selected as the first women’s-friendly rated course in the country by the Executive Women’s Golf Association. The course spans the width of the peninsula, from the pristine beachfront of the Caribbean Sea to the Chacmochuc Lagoon.
One Spa at the Resort
ONE Spa is your pathway to purification, rejuvenation and transformation. Choose among an extensive menu of massage, facial, scrub and wrap treatments that incorporate holistic, alternative and traditional therapies. The heart of ONE Spa is One Wall, a place to set your intention and manifest positivity through affirmations. Indulge in a private me-time escape or reach the ultimate level of relaxation and connection with our special couples and family treatments. Kids love our special mini-spa where they get to enjoy their own bit of bliss with such irresistible services as strawberry sparkling pedicures, cherry littering manicures and lullaby massages. Reclaim the serenity lost in a busy life and return with a feeling of inner peace and renewed energy. Book before arrival to secure your choice of treatments and enjoy a 15% discount on regular prices.
Isla Mujeres
You can take a ferry over to the island and rent a golf cart. The water is beautiful at the island and there are places to eat and get souvenirs. Just be safe!
Chichén Itzá
CHICHEN ITZA Chichen Itza, a World Heritage site, was voted one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. It is one of the most visited archeological sites in Mexico. Among the cluster of monuments is the stepped pyramid of El Castillo, also known as the Temple of Kukulkan. If you’re lucky enough to be here during the spring or fall equinox, you’ll witness the appearance of a shadowy serpent descend the steps as the sun sets in late afternoon. The Chicken Itza complex also houses the Sacred Cenote, or sacred well. There is also
Tulum
Tulum is an ancient fortress city with breathless views of the sea. Tulum’s collection of ruins includes El Castillo, a castle perched on the edge of a limestone cliff. The Temple of the Frescoes is another must-see of this seaport city. The temple houses original frescoes depicting Mayan gods and religious motifs. Bring your swimsuit for a post-exploration dip. Tulum sits along one of the prettiest beaches along the Mayan Riviera.