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The turquoise of the caribbean welcomes you from your cabana.
There are two ways to lay in a hammock, the Mayan way and the "other" way. Most of us lay in a hammock lengthwise, but Mayans lay in a hammock diagonal which allows them to lay straight. However you decide to do it, its a great way to pass the day.
Coral lined paths (remains of Hurricane Dean) welcome you to Mayan Beach Garden cabanas. Each cabana has its own private deck -- perfect for an afternoon snooze. Palapa awnings protect windows from the afternoon sun.
Looking to the Mayan Beach Garden restaurant and Beach-view rooms. The 2nd story palapa covered deck includes hammock and lounge chairs. Each room has its own private entry.

Mayan Beach Garden from the water. A great place to relax.
Rooms also come equipped with wooden deck chairs made from local woods -- leave them under the shade of your spacious deck or move them out into the sun or under the stars come nightfall.

Large decks look out onto the caribbean. The concrete decks are actually more ecological than grass and wood because they don't use trees from an ever shrinking jungle and they collect rain water instead of letting it run off into the sand. The cabanas are self-sufficient using rain water that flows into large cisterns under the rooms and battery powered solar lights, refrigerator and fans.

Sunrise comes early, but you can see this view without ever getting out of bed.

Views of Mayan Beach Garden - from jungle to finished buildings

Mosaic Flying Carpet

A Mosaic carpet with sunflowers welcomes the guests of the Palenque Room. The entire private patio is a colorful talavera tile mosaic and the stairs climbing up to the second story room and on up to the roof top has mosaic covered stairs, like this whimsical fish.

Fish mosaic staircase