Yucatan vacation rental by owner Beach home Mexico

Vacation Beach Home Rental, sleeps 10, POOL. Owner managed.

Immerse yourself in local culture in a Yucatan home, and only 50yds from the BEACH.
Rates from $120/couple to $250 for 10 persons.
Booking deposit 50%. Monthly discounts. Inquire.

The Villa and location:
A spacious, 5,500sf vacation BEACH villa, sleeps ten in five en suites, in a quiet community of summer vacation homes, on the outskirts of Chicxulub Puerto, Yucatan, Mexico, a peaceful fishing village on the GULF of MEXICO.
Child friendly. No high waves for parents to worry about.
Peaceful, with just a few lone beach walkers and fishermen most of the year. July and August are the busy months.

You will love this splendid beach home for your vacation, in Yucatan’s sub tropical climate and with warm caressing breezes during the evening. Private terraces for relaxing and dining under brilliant stars. Enjoy the beach, pool, breezes, coconut palms, ocean views, stars, spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Swim when and how you want to.
On site caretakers 24/7 (who will baby sit). Laundry facilities.
The Villa is spacious, and well ventilated with cooling sea breezes and screened doors and windows.

 Split air conditioning in each bedroom.
Hi speed Internet and computer available.
With ‘all the comforts of a home’, this three story villa, has three fully self contained, private, spacious ‘condo style’ floors. Each complete floor level, has a full kitchen and open plan dining and living room.
All three private floors combine into one superb Villa, perfect for family or group vacations.
The top floor and ground floor have one bedroom plus a sofa bed.
The larger second floor, has three bedrooms, and is ideal for a family or group of six.
Altogether, the Villa sleeps ten. Fully tiled. Exotic carved furniture with far more space, amenities, and privacy than any hotel. More Vacation for Less Money.
All suites have a shower, bathroom, TV, AC and ceiling fans.

Many Mayan archaeological sites nearby. Guided tours to authentic Mayan descendant villages and Mayan pyramid sites.
Tours, guides, trips, shopping.
Once you've had your fill of fun and touring, you will appreciate the luxury of this Villa at the beach.
Enjoy a glass of wine or a beer, watch the beautiful sunsets in a hammock or relax and enjoy the pool.
The Penthouse suite and two of the second floor suites face the ocean. Ground floor suite opens onto the pool.
Sounds of the ocean and palms will lull you to sleep through the screened patio doors and windows.

What to do?
Close to several Mayan archaeological sites. Dzibilchaltun twenty minutes, Xcambo 30km, CHICHEN ITZA is a two hour drive.
Nearby Progreso (10km) has a nice sea front esplanade and restaurants that provide food service to shaded tables on the beach.
Cruise ships stop in nearby Progreso twice a week.
Lots of Spanish and Mayan historical sites in Yucatan, with good highways to get about. You’ll find a wealth of opportunities to visit a wide choice of interesting MAYAN attractions.
Public transit and buses within 200yards. 8 minutes to supermarkets.

Airport shuttle and guides available.
Forty minutes to MERIDA’s international airport (MID).
4 hours from CANCUN, with hourly coach service 24/7.
Plenty of parking on and off site.
A car is recommended. A car may be available on site.

Available to vacationers all year round.
Experience peace, tranquility and Yucatecan hospitality.


Villa “CastilloNicte-Ha”, is situated at the beach, 20 miles North of Merida, in Chicxulub Puerto, Yucatan, Mexico, (7 miles East of Progreso).
Visit many nearby Mayan ruins and also the historic capital city of Merida, with its charm, restaurants, night clubs and shopping.
It is twenty minutes drive to the nearest Mayan site. 10 minutes to the super market and restaurants in Progreso.

The moderate beach climate and clean ocean breezes, make AC unnecessary, but it is there if needed.

Villa “CastilloNicte-Ha”, a wonderful place to practice "Relaxing 101", you will love it and never forget it.

A large number of US, Canadians, and expatriates "winter" here for months in this moderate and friendly climate.

How to get there:
Fly into MERIDA (MID)or CANCUN (CUN), in YUCATAN, MEXICO. The Villa is 35 minutes
from Merida Int’l airport (MID). Hourly 24/7 coach service to MERIDA from CANCUN.

If it is your first time in this area of colorful Mexico, let us know so that we can help you with your trip.
Want to visit the ruins or just relax at the beach, September is a very, very nice time to do so. You will find locals are very friendly polite and hospitable. Yucatan has it all! You will find the Mayans always smiling and happy to help. You will notice a feeling of being welcome and safe amongst the local people.

* If we can assist you with advice just drop us a line and we will respond very quickly.
*We would be very very pleased to have you stay in our home-from-home Villa in Yucatan, Mexico.

“Must-do’s” in Yucatan.
(Visit “Yucatantoday” on the Internet for more upto date info.)

Banana boating in Progreso. Water park, Go Karting in Boat excursions to fresh water jungle springs nearby. Canoe trips through the jungle to fresh water springs.
Many Mayan archaeological sites nearby pyramids, and temples etc.. Tours, guides, trips, shopping. Guided tours available.

Whale Shark season on Isla Holbox is from May 15th until September 15th. Isla Holbox, 3 hour drive, named by the Mexican government as the only port that can offer trips to swim with the whale sharks. Guides have been trained to give tours that are as safe for the whale sharks as they are for their human visitors.

In Merida, take a tour with Carnavalito bus tour at 10 am, 1 pm, 4 pm, or 7 pm from Santa Lucia Park, or the Turibus red double-decker tour bus that stops every two hours at the Plaza Grande. October to March you can take a tour of Mérida's homes and gardens every Wednesday.

Don’t miss the Ruta Puuc, a perfect day trip. Begin with the Lol Tun caves, and end with the new Light and Sound show in Uxmal.
Visit Sotuta de Peón for a full tour of a live hacienda that produces rope from catcus fiber.
Taste many Yucatecan gastronomic delights, including Panuchos, Sopa de Lima, and Poc Chuc. But if you only have time for ONE meal in Yucatán, it would have to be Cochinita Pibil, the pit-roasted pork sandwich.

Visit Cuzamá to get the feel of three different types of cenotes, (swimmable underground cavern lakes), a wonderful adventure and a Magical experience. If you see a sign "Cenote", stop. Pay a small fee, enter an under ground cavern paradise. Sacred to the ancient Mayas, you will feel transported in time when you swim in one of these magnificent, under ground crystal-clear pools.
AND – to really see the people of Yucatán up close, visit any of the numerous colonial cities, towns, and Mayan pueblos scattered around the state: Izamal, Valladolid, Ticul, Muna, and more.
The nearest local beach community, Progreso has 54k inhabitants. Others are fishing villages with spacious beaches and plenty of fresh seafood. What could be better than grilled fish and a cold beer ON the beach.

Visit Rio Legardos and take a boat tour to see these magnificent bird colonies amidst the mangroves, a unique event that you will always remember.
Great bird watching all year long. Yucatan is subtropical, there are more species in the winter months as birds migrate to the warmer climates in Yucatan.

The Bullfight:
La Corrida, remains popular to this day in Mérida, and Motul. Many temporary arenas are set up in smaller towns where would-be bull fighters practice in a carnival atmosphere, with live animals. Lots of excitement and fun.
Note!
Check this following site for Festivals and events:-
Browse for "merida.gob.mx/historia/festividades"

AND

Most of the theater concerts and events in Merida are free. Obtain tickets in person at the theaters for all events. Yucatan's capital city, Merida, has an historic town center, with four theaters, many charming restaurants and outdoor dining. A wonderful Cathedral, the oldest on the American mainland, is worth a visit in the huge main plaza where people congregate at night.
Many night clubs and activities, all within a few blocks.
The Mayan Museum and a wide variety of places to shop and dine, make this wonderful treasure of a city worth a visit.
Folklorico and other dances take place every Monday evening at 9pm in Merida main plaza. Traffic diverted for these events.

Chicxulub is located 7 miles east of Progreso. A marina and fishing boat harbor is nearby, a photographers delight. There are sea front restaurants, many providing food and drinks to shaded tables ON the beach. Colorful street vendors and markets.
Cruise ships visiting twice per week attracting local colorful artisans to the beach area.
Progreso has the longest pier in the world, 7km.

A much slower pace of life is evident in Yucatan, which, combined with good food, clean air, beach breezes and great sunsets, can provide tranquility and relaxation. Venture forth but relax at the Villa at the beach. Very little traffic here.
Check out the Internet sites "Yucatan Today" and "travelyucatan". They have lots of information about Yucatan.