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Hidden Beach Resort Au Naturel Club Gourmet All Inclusive - Akumal - Kantenah Hotels
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from £369
This hotel is rated 4.5 stars out of 5

Area: Akumal - Kantenah, Kantenah Show Map

Hidden Beach Resort Au Naturel Club Gourmet All Inclusive sits on a private beach in Kantenah, within easy reach of … More

A traveller from Victoria, BC said:
"This was our second stay at the hotel. Our first visit last year was so perfect that... " More hotel reviews

Las Villas Akumal - Akumal - Kantenah Hotels
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£66
£88
This hotel is rated 4 stars out of 5

Area: Akumal - Kantenah, Akumal Show Map

This beachfront villa is located in Akumal (Akumal - Kantenah), close to Akumal Beach, Half Moon Bay, and Yal-ku … More

Pricing for stays between 30 May - 02 Jun, 2012

Steve from Puyallup, WA, USA said:
"We stayed in the Hotel zone (Cancun) for 5 days and moved here to have some peace. T... " More hotel reviews

Dorado Seaside Suites by Karisma Gourmet All Inclusive - Akumal - Kantenah Hotels
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from £299
This hotel is rated 4.5 stars out of 5

Area: Akumal - Kantenah, Kantenah Show Map

Dotted with curtained cabanas, this resort along Kantenah Beach on the Riviera Maya is a 25-minute drive south of … More

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"It was uncredible. My girlfriend and I were very imporessed with the hotel and servi... " More hotel reviews

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4 star Akumal - Kantenah, Riviera Maya Independent Hotels

Snorkeling and diving are popular in the small resort town of Akumal, and at Kantenah beach to the north, where the coastline runs parallel to a protected coral reef. In the summer months, sea turtles crawl onto the white-sand beaches by moonlight to lay their eggs. Yal-Ku Lagoon, once a trading route for the ancient Maya, is a bird watcher’s paradise, and can be explored by foot or kayak.