Costa Maya, Mahahual 77086

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Years of EXPERIENCE

11

tEAM MEMBER

22

sATISFIED CLIENTS

1300

lOCATIONS

4

From Mayan to Colonial Times

After the Mayans, things went quiet for a while until the Spanish arrived in the 16th century. Mahahual became a tiny outpost for explorers and later for fishermen and farmers. It never developed into a grand colonial town, which is part of its charm today. The traditions of the Mayans are still alive here, in the food, the festivals, and even the architecture.

Humble Beginnings

Mahahual started as a modest fishing village, and honestly, it still feels like one. Back in the day, locals built simple homes from palm thatch and relied on the sea for their livelihoods. Electricity and paved roads didn’t show up until the late 20th century! This isolation helped preserve Mahahual’s authenticity.

Even today, you’ll notice how life revolves around the sea. From the fresh lobster and conch served in local eateries to the laid-back vibe of the beachside bars, Mahahual feels like a place where traditions are cherished, not forgotten.