Uvero Caro Caribe

Uvero Caro Caribe consists of two side by side lots that are 20 meters wide by 70 meters deep. The lots have many mature coconut palms along with Chit palms and other native vegetation. Uvero Caro Caribe is located 1.5 kilometers north of the Uvero Beach Club and about a 35 minute drive from to town of Mahahual in Costa Maya. The sea is calm at Uvero Caro Caribe making it ideal for paddle boarding, snorkeling, sea kayaking and swimming.

The Seller will discount the price for both lots bought together by $10,000 for a total of $148,000! They will also include their Mexican corporation! Both lots include the Federal Zone Concession.

There is also a large fresh water lagoon on the west side of the road that provides excellent tarpon and bone fishing! The unusual elevation relative to the Caribbean coastline in this area also provides a better view, storm protection and more dramatic landscaping opportunities. Uvero Caro Caribe is one of those ideal locations with its peaceful tranquility, extreme quietness, and in the evening, wonderful star-gazing.

Several hundred meters offshore, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef provides protection during storms and is great for snorkeling and diving. Popularly known as the Mayan Barrier Reef, it is the second largest barrier reef in the world – second only to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. It extends 965 kilometers (600 miles) from the northern Mexican Caribbean coast to Honduras and is the home to over 500 species of fish.

Costa Maya, located on the lower third of the Yucatan peninsula on the sparkling blue Caribbean Sea, is known for its pristine white sandy beaches, Costa Maya is a tropical paradise with fauna and flora including abundant coconut palm trees.

Centered in the Costa Maya is the small town of Mahahual. Once a sleepy fishing village, Mahahual has grown into a small resort town with charming hotels and a wide range of dining and shopping opportunities.  Costa Maya offers a wide range of spectacular water activities including snorkeling, scuba diving, deep sea and bone fishing, sea kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming and just plain relaxing on the beach!

For more information about Mahahual, click here: www.MahahualMexico.com.