Jetsetters planning fall escapes and exotic winter getaways will want to head to the first intimate, eco-conscious luxury resort recently opened in the UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Caribbean Coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula called KanXuk Blue Maya Resort.
The perfect hideaway for those seeking seclusion and privacy in a beautiful tropical location, KanXuk boasts luxurious amenities and the most sophisticated technology features in the region including:
– Remote-controlled AC in each villa room and bungalow
– Wall-mounted HD TV with 150 satellite channels
– 40mbps WiFi internet throughout the entire property – NOT offered by any resort in the region
Powering this luxurious setup at KanXuk, they are committed to the best eco-efficiency system and utilize the following:
– 48 rooftop solar panels
– A wind turbine which provide most of the energy
– A plumbing recovery system and bio-digesters clean and recycle water before returning it back into the ecosystem
– A natural underground cistern provides the resort’s water, which is filtered to the highest purification standards for safe drinking and bathing
– Indigenous materials from the property used to build the resort structures themselves
Bordered by the Caribbean Sea and the famous San Juan Lagoon, there are four main villa rooms with ocean views, one main villa room with a jungle view, three ocean front bungalows and one premium bungalow with a private garden and dipping pool at KanXuk Blue Maya Resort.
In addition to this, KanXuk offers guests:
– Complimentary transportation to/from the airport by town car, boat or helicopter (available upon request)
– An on-site cigar bar and spa offering natural body and facial treatments and massage therapies
– All-inclusive fine dining customized for guests made from fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs and spices grown from the chef’s nursery in addition to suggested wine pairings or other premium liquors from around-the-world
– A complimentary concierge service to book excursions, tours and private guides to the surrounding ancient Mayas and other areas including the Cenotes