Hotel Directions

Drive south on the coast road Highway 307. (Be sure to fill your tank in Carrillo Puerto!). There is now a new PEMEX station, just east of the Xcalak turnoff.

Pass through the village of Limones, about 1 mile, and turn left at the Majahual turn off sign (this is a brand new paved, big road).

Drive south about 55 kilometers to the junction just west of Majahual. Turn right. THERE ARE NEW SIGNS MARKING THE TURN OFF TO XCALAK. [This is a new and paved road, may not be in the travel guides yet.]

Drive south about 55 kilometers to the end of the road. Turn left at the junction and follow the road through the town of Xcalak. (The road will bend left near the football/soccer fields.) Continue heading north out of town and over a bridge. The road parallels the shore. In about 2 kilometers you will arrive at Costa de Cocos on the right.

The trip will take approximately 4 - 4.5 hours.

Hotel Description

Costa de Cocos... on the doorstep of the Great Mayan Reef. Great diving and fishing are to be found here in the Xcalak area! Experience this coastline before the development changes it forever!

Your total vacation experience is what we care about and your comfort is important to us. But what you do and see is also high on our priority list. This remote outpost, far from the world we know and very close to what we should care about, is a natural wonderland. Tropical and migratory birds are everywhere. The lagoons offer tarpon and bonefish. The jungles are habitat to a broad array of plant and animal life. A skiff excursion gives you a day's outing in San Pedro Town on Ambergris Caye in Belize. The fishing village of Xcalak and its 200 simple but very unique citizens give your stay at Costa de Cocos a tone and a touch not soon forgotten.

And then there's the diving! The 'star-of-the-show' is The Chinchorro Banks...a massive atoll complex sitting 1-1/2 hours off-shore. Chinchorro is a divers' 'banquet', setting the table with just about every undersea 'goodie' imaginable...reefs and walls, blue holes and wrecks. But, you don't need to go all the way over to Chinchorro for a great dive. The reefs right off our front door are in great condition and have something to offer both novice and experienced divers.

Flyfishing the flats at Costa de Cocos is truly world-class caliber. Slightly more remote and much less renowned than Ascension Bay, the Caribbean flats and Chetumal Bay offer abundant bonefish, permit and tarpon.

An Overview of the Resort

16 private, thatched roof cabanas
Dining Room & Bar
Self sufficient Eco-resort
Wind generated power
On-site water purification plant
Breakfast included in rate
World Class Fishing
Bird watching trips
Snorkeling trips
SCUBA Diving!
Boat trips to San Pedro, Belize
Swimmers Pier
Kayak rental

Cabana Features

1 or 2 double beds
Cabanas with wooden walls, Mexican tile floors and a thatched roof
Private bathroom with shower
Ceiling fan
120V electricity

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Costa de Cocos Accommodations

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Thatched Roof Cabana

from $84.00

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12 Individual Private Cabanas...Built of traditional stonework, rich tropical woods and topped with native thatched roofs - prepare to relax. Each cabana has a private bathroom with hot water and daily maid service.

Room Features

Double beds
Private bathroom
Ceiling fan
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Testimonials

We booked this place on recommendation from friends so that my husband could try his hand at bonefishing. I was worried that I and our 3-year-old son would be bored for the 5 days and 6 nights we had planned. We all had a great time. Our cabana was perfect - clean, comfortable, with a really great shower. Only downside was when they ran the generator it felt like it was right out the window. Fortunately they always turned it off by 9 at night and did not have to use it every day. Best to ask for a cabana closer to the water's edge to dull this noise. The food at the restaurant was good - great breakfast, which was included. The lunches when we ate there were all good and dinners, while a little expensive, were also good. A bargain option was their homemade pizza which we enjoyed several nights.

In addition to the bonefishing we took advantage of the snorkeling and birdwatching trips offered by the lodge. The snorkeling was amazing and our guides helped us find and name the sea creatures that we encountered. I couldn't have been happier with our stay.

Xcalak is a small town with not much going on so if you want to shop take a day trip to Mahahual (a 45 minute drive) when the cruise ship is in town and enjoy a bustling tourist town with a nice swimming beach. Only downside to Costa de Cocos is that you really can't swim there as the water's edge is mucky, quick sand.

Trip Advisor - March 22, 2009

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