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PAID CONTENT FOR FAIRMONT MAYAKOBA


PAID CONTENT


Fairmont Mayakoba RIVIERA MAYA, MEXICO


Located on the Riviera Maya, Fairmont Mayakoba is a place that defies easy categorisation: part luxury resort, part nature sanctuary, part living experience. Set within 594 acres of tropical jungle, winding mangrove canals and the shimmering Caribbean Sea, it offers a retreat that genuinely slows the pace, ideal for travellers arriving with family, a partner or a close group of friends. For two decades, the property has grown in


rhythm with the lush ecosystems surrounding it, shaped by the deep Mayan heritage of this extraordinary coastline. The entire estate was conceived with environmental preservation as its guiding principle, lending it a noticeably wilder, greener atmosphere than much of the region’s developed coastline — no high-rise towers, no crowded beaches, just jungle, water and open sky. The resort’s 401 rooms and suites are arranged


as intimate casitas spread across the grounds, each offering garden, lagoon or oceanfront settings. Despite the property’s considerable scale, it never feels overwhelming. Guests move between spaces by golf cart, bicycle or boat, uncovering a new


corner of the estate at every turn. Options range from lagoon-facing suites with private plunge pools to two-storey casitas perched along the canals, where the sounds of the jungle provide a natural and unhurried rhythm to each day. With more than seven restaurants and three


bars, the culinary experience is among Fairmont Mayakoba’s most celebrated strengths. Fuego, set directly on the beach, transforms local ingredients through fire and smoke into dishes that linger in the memory long after departure. Tauro Steakhouse pairs premium cuts with bold cocktails at its Martini Bar. For sundowners, Cielo, the adults-only rooftop bar, offers sweeping panoramic views over the Caribbean Sea. A broad range of complimentary activities


is woven into the weekly calendar: catamaran tours, paddleboarding, snorkelling and mixology classes sit alongside immersive cultural workshops — alebrijes (brightly coloured Mexican folk art), macrame and tequila and mezcal tastings — offering guests a genuine and playful connection to the traditions of Mexican craftsmanship.


DON’T MISS Enjoy breakfast while drifting through Mayakoba’s jungle canals by private boat


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KEY FEATURES • 594-acre private eco-estate with mangrove canals, tropical jungle & Caribbean beachfront


• 401 casitas & suites across garden, lagoon & oceanfront settings


• Spa with Maya-inspired treatments • Part of the exclusive Mayakoba community — 4 five-star resorts


KEY ACTIVITIES • Guided eco-bike tour through Mayakoba’s jungle trails


• Sunrise paddleboarding along the resort’s Caribbean shoreline


• Complimentary cultural workshops • Mixology masterclass at Cielo, the adults-only rooftop bar


GET IN TOUCH • fairmont.com/mayakoba • +52 984 206 3000 • myk.reservations@fairmont.com • instagram.com/fairmontmayakoba


THIS IS PAID CONTENT. IT DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE VIEWS OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELLER (UK) OR THEIR EDITORIAL STAFFS.


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