Cinema independent film festival Playa del Carmen

Who visit Beach of the Carmen usually is it in search of beautiful tropical beaches and Caribbean sunny. Nevertheless, Beach of the Carmen does not mean only this, but that in addition has a great variety of cultural manifestations, since their inhabitants come from all parts of the world. Within the framework of cultural wealth that this cosmopolitan city represents, it will be carried out from the 18 to the 22 of October the first international festival of cinema of the Mayan Riviera ( the Mayan Riviera Underground Film Festival), an event without precedents in the Mexican Caribbean that will reunite to important exponents of the audio-visual art of the region, of the country and worldwide.

 

 The festival will give to beginning day 18 of October in the facilities of the Hollywood cinemas, located in Seat Pelicans, with the projection of the cortometraje "Milk and the Water", winner of XXI the Festival the International of Cinema in Guadalajara. The inauguration of the event will count on the presence of the Mexican Institute of Cinematography, as well as of local authorities, the Examining Jury and the Organizing Committee of the festival.

 

Days 19, 20 and 21 of October, in the esplanade of Seat 28 of Julio, located in front of the facilities of the City council of Solidarity, the Official Selection of Cortometrajes of the Festival will project. After the exhibition of the cortometrajes it will be counted on the commentaries of the Examining Jury, with the purpose of creating points of interaction between the producers of cortometrajes, experts in the matter and the public in general. Also, the Examining Jury will distribute conferences according to his filmic specialty. In addition numerous simultaneous activities and forums of discussion will be made, emphasizing a factory of cinema distributed by the honorable Cuban film director Jorge Pucheux, about the assembly and disassembling of a cinematographic sequence.

 

During those days, if You are going to the cinema to see some film, surely it will find also some of the cortometrajes of the sample of the Mexican Institute of Cinematography, because these will project in the best rooms of cinema of the city. In the festival also the winning cortometrajes of the Brooklyn Underground will be exhibited Film Festival, festival of cinema that for four years has been carried out in the city of New York, as well as a sample of cortometrajes made in Spain.

 

 Day 22 the ceremony of premiación of the festival in the categories of documentary, fiction, experimental will be carried out and animation. In order to finalize, the Puerto Rican group of reggae Prophetic Culture will outdoors offer a concert, which will also count on the participation of the group yucateco RadioSwap to open the concert.

 

Either that You are an expert producer and that it wishes to participate in the festival, in which case it will have to register his cortometraje before the 25 of September, or that simply enjoys seeing a good tape, in the month of October it will be able to see some of the best and the more creative cortometrajes of the world and will live one on his the more exciting experiences like fan to the cinema. The Mayan Riviera will be hoping it to offer vacations to him full of sun, beautiful beaches and also much culture and seventh art: an event that simply cannot be lost!

 

RIVIERA MAYA PLAYA DEL CARMEN FILM FESTIVAL

Hotel OM Playa del Carmen relax atmosphere

Om Playa del Carmen
Hotel-Lounge Bar & Restaurant
Playa del Carmen, Mexico

 

OM is a mystical syllable in the Indian religions. It is placed at the beginning of most Hindu literature as a sacred exclamation to be uttered at the beginning and end of a reading of mantra or  any prayer. Om is not a word but rather an intonation, which, like music, transcends the barriers of age, race, culture and even species.

 

Hotel Om Playa del Carmen  Lounge Bar and Restaurant seeks to bring this kind of positive energy and vibe that rejuvenates the senses.

 

There is harmony, peace and bliss in this simple but deeply philosophical sound.

Its Lounge Bar and Restaurant has become popular amongst party-goers seeking a night of fun. 

OM Hotel is Located on 12th Street in Playa del Carmen, the Lounge Bar and Restaurant neighbors other local hot spots, which creates a vibrant and festive atmosphere.  
Iits chill out lounge bar, a cushy boutique hotel, and the newly minted Indo-Asian restaurant,

 

 

All 17 rooms come standard with air conditioning, wireless internet connection, a television, a private bathroom, and ceiling fans. Safety boxes are available for guests to utilize at the reception area

 

Hotel keys: Hotel OM Mantra OHM Omm lunge bar relax indonesia asian

OM Tulum cabins beach club

OM TULUM
Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club

 

Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club has joined forces with the already famous Om Playa del Carmen to create a new haven that combines the pleasures of nature and contemporary design.

The Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club is a lush oasis that has architecture and design based on the elements of the earth: light, water, stone and wood.

This lends the beach club a truly magical and captivating atmosphere perfect for nights of rest and relaxation.

Om Tulum Hotel Cabanas and Beach Club centers in  to bring its guests rejuvenation and relaxation both in the physical and mental realms

 

Plan your meeting in Belize

Plan your Meeting in Belize

Consider scheduling your next business meeting in Belize.

This unique location provides a venue for productive interaction and recreation as diverse as the country itself. When it comes to hosting conferences and conventions, Belize is gaining in popularity with business the world over. In recent years, the country has hosted international conferences for heads-of-state, business corporations, law enforcement organizations, religious groups and educators.

The country attracts meeting planners because of its year round tropical climate, close proximity, easy air transport, professional travel and tour companies. Equally important is its unique assortment of accommodations, natural splendor and hassle-free environment. Accommodations range from upscale city hotels, to sun-drenched beach resorts on the cayes, to secluded jungle lodges. Let your imagination pain the picture. A small group of executives holds its annual meeting. Each morning they away to the smell of crisp, clean air scented with pine from the forest. The day starts with fresh coffee and delicious homemade breakfast. As business discussion proceed, the sparkling river below rushes over a glorious waterfall. Brightly colored birds dart in and out of towering pines. Mother Nature provides the background music, setting the stage for a productive brainstorming session.

Other groups may prefer a seaside setting where Caribbean blues run into golden sand beaches; where the scent of pine is replaces by soothing breezes. Larger groups of up to 500 are easily accommodated in Belize City. Upscale hotels provide excellent housing for conventions and conferences.

Those not attending meeting will find and exciting array of tours and excursions to nearby attractions.

Ask us about hotels and resort that have facilities with 75+ capacity.

Accomodations in Belize

Accommodations in Belize

Travelers with a penchant for personalized service and attention to detail will find themselves enchanted with the myriad of places to stay. There's a room to suit any budget or style. Belize's variety of accommodations enhances a unique travel experience. When it comes to selecting vacation resorts, please don't be misled by the term "small". We mean resort properties in terms of rooms, not size or spaciousness. Although most small properties may have a limited number of rooms, they are big on comfort and personal service. High on the list of other advantages are things like variety, location, ambiance and price – all primary considerations when planning a vacation.

For visitors looking to discover the cultural and ecological diversity throughout the country, there are several campgrounds and you can participate in the Maya Home Stay program.

Much of the fun in Belize is found off the beaten track. Many visitors spend their days exploring and discovering the non-stop excitement. In such an antractive destination, flexibility and extra cash to spend may be more important that the size of the resort. Tranquil seaside resorts painted with soft or bright pastel colors dot the shoreline. Several of the offshore cayes are home to premier dive resorts and exclusive fishing lodges lying peacefully along the seafront. Isolated from the tourist hustle and bustle, these properties offer many of the comforts of a hotel "in town". Some inns and resorts are situated along narrow roads and sandy streets. Others are tucked away between clusters od coconut palms. They are all special in their own ways, each deserving of consideration.

Regardless where you come from, chances are you'll find the place that's right for you. When you visit Belize, thing small but have a grand time.

San Ignacio Resort Hotel, Belize

San Ignacio Resort Hotel, Belize

Perched above the lush Macal River Valley, the resort's air conditioned rooms boast incredible views of rainforest river valley and its wildlife. These lavish retreats, some with their own balconies, wrap you in unparalleled comfort and Belizean charm. Did we mention the refreshing pool with the jungle view, nature trails, tennis court, tours of the area, and our friendly staff?

True culinary experiences also await you at the Running W Steakhouse & Restaurant. It is renowned for serving prime cuts of beef, exotic Mayan dishes, and superb Belizean specialties. Choose from al fresco dining, overlooking amid and refined Belizean hardwood setting. For a more casual, rustic atmosphere, we recommend the Stork Club Bar & Grill, the longtime social hub of San Ignacio, featuring a full menu, live music, cocktails, cold local beers and rums served with authentic Cayo hospitality.

Business travelers can also rejoice as a full service business center is available for their convenience. A gift shop is well socked for the best in souvenirs and local arts and crafts.
San Igancio Resort Hotel can also carter to events large and small. We can host your business meeting in our functional, flexible and modern conference facilities and meeting rooms. There's even a fully equipped convention hall for larger occasions such as banquets and weddings. We can even cater your sunset wedding in our garden. While there are many adventures to choose from, on-site resort activities include a system of nature and medicinal trails that leisurely wind through our private 14-acre jungle preserve and riverside beach. Enjoy breakfast with the birds, an event that you can only experience at you resort. Sine on fresh fruit and breakfast delights in the early morning while the area birds do the same. Out trails also offer easy access to me than 100 species of plants and trees and 70 species of birds, as well as other wildlife including gibnut, agouti, armadillo and the endangered green iguana. The green iguana is also the focus of an extremely successful hatching project in a new facility right on our grounds.

Other activities closer to the resort include canoeing, caving, bird watching, horseback riding, a game of tennis in our lit of courts, and even visiting San Ignacio's own farmer's market. If you prefer, you can also simply sit back and enjoying a good book under a tree or in a hammock. Belize has so much to do, we assure you that you will always find something that peaks your interest and that will keep your entertained. In Belize, boredom is not an option, no matter how long you are here!

The Log Can-Inn Belize

The Log Cab-Inn, Belize

Experience the best of Belize whiles staying at the Log Cab-Inn. Come and let us take you there! At the log cab in we provide friendly service, comfortable accommodations and affordable rates in peaceful surroundings.

Facility consists of 9 spacious cottages, and open-dinning room and bar, a deck and swimming pool. We are known for our rustic yet comfortable accommodations and personalized hosting. Our 45 acre hillside is a mass of orange tree, palm and local flora. Enjoy sights and sounds of the many colorful birds that make this their home.

Canoeing, horseback riding, jungle walks, cycling, caving, hiking and birding are some of our activities.

Pristine rainforests, teeming coral reefs, rugged mountains and azure waters… That's Belize!

Sun Breeze Hotel, Belize

Sun Breeze Hotel, Belize

Sun Breeze Hotel provides the perfect location for an island get away vacation and for the more adventurous the opportunity to explore our world class diving, visit our Mayan ruins and ecological trips all from our Isla Bonita.

A 15 minute local flight from the mainland to Ambergris Caye, the Sun Breeze Hotel is conveniently located within 20 steps of the local airstrip, don't worry there are only day flights and there is no noise to worry about. Located at the end of the main street, downtown San Pedro you are within a stroll of all the towns' activities, entertainment and restaurants yet out of the hustle and bustle of the town.

Our 42 spacious air conditioned rooms are equipped with two double beds, ceiling fan, cable TV, direct dial phone, smoke detectors, emergency flashlight and bathroom amenities include shampoo. Housed in a U Shape concrete building our rooms offer partial ocean and garden views depending on which side of the U shape the rooms are positioned.

Our facility is protected by a seawall and boasts a fresh water pool. Our full service includes an onsite Padi Resort Dive Operator "Aqua dives Belize" that can take care of your aquatic needs and PADI certification.

Our oceanfront restaurant and bar Blue Water grill features Island Caribbean cuisine opens daily from 7.00 am to 9.00 pm servicing breakfast, lunch and dinner. Adjoining the restaurant is the bar which is a new 360 degree open style making service much more efficient from the poolside. The entrance annex-building host a Gift shop, and Art Gallery and a Massage Studio all at your service.

Soliman Bay at the Riviera Maya

Soak up Soliman Bay

 

Aslice of solitude served up fresh with incredible snorkeling and true peace and quiet is on the menu this November at las Bahias de Punta Soliman. These two bays, separated by a rocky point, offer guests the chance to completely escape from the wilds of the world and find the real meaning of relaxation. There are a multitude of options – from daytrips to weekend getaways – for those wishing to savor a piece of paradise, here are some ways to soak up Soliman Bay.

Beginning with the most desirable of escapes from reality – and over night or two – it is nestled in the palms along the southern bay that one finds a wide-ranging variety of accommodations. From rustic palapas of stilts lit only by candlelight to romantic beach bungalows offering everything needed, those seeking a serene commune with nature need look no further. However, for those who cannot imagine a Caribbean night without the steady hum of air-conditioner, there are some luxury villas that afford guests nothing less than five-star amenities. So, there is truly something for everyone.

We chose to overnight in the most rustic of options, a palapa with no electricity perched at the treetops with nothing obstructing our view of the sunrise over the turquoise bay. The Last Resort and Palapas Caribe are recommendation for the "simplicity route". Set gently in the loving hands of Mother Nature, the lack of power ensured that no lights could interfere with our hours of stargazing and no machine noises could drown out the lullaby of gently lapping waves. Silence – nature's true medicine – is guaranteed way to decompress.

 

We filled our days with kayaking and snorkeling all over the enormous bay. Huge conch, tons of rays, turtles, and colorful Caribbean fish, as well as a handful of moray eels and octopus were some of the aquatic treasures we were lucky enough to see. And, with such a long stretch of coastline, we found ample exercise with kayaking and walking the length of the bay looking for beach treasures. After satisfying our desires for activity, we curled up on our beach chairs under the palms with our books and alternated between snoozing, sunbathing and reading in the gentle sea breezes.

For those not staying at Soliman Bay, or unable to squeeze in one last get-away before the star of the high-season, these same delightful daytime activities are all available in the northern bay of Soliman at Restaurant Oscar and Lalo. Dine on the freshest seafood, kayak and snorkel in a private and pristine bay, and lounge in the beach or in the hammocks all the while sipping on ice-cold beers or margaritas. Escape to Soliman Bay in the Riviera Maya; you are worth it.

Explore Belize

Explore Belize

 

Belize lies on the coast of Central America and borders the Caribbean Sea to the East. While visiting don't forget to savor the many flavors of Belize, a mix of Creole, Chinese, Indian, Mestizo, Maya and Lebanese cuisine and influences. The national dish, of Creole origin, is rice and beans, served with stewed meat, chicken or fish, potato salad and fried plantain. Seafood such as conch soup, fish ceviche, grilled lobster, garlic shrimp and crab dip can be found on restaurant menus.

Taxis are available countrywide and are easily recognized by their green license plates. There are no meters in the taxis, so always inquire about the rate prior to hiring services. Many tours are available and can be arranged directly with various licensed tour operators or through the most hotels.

 

Discover Belize and explore our Maya history as you walk among the ancient, mysterious and once powerful archeological sites, such as magnificent Caracol, Xunantunich, Altun Ha and Cerros to name a few. Surroundings this sites are our natural forest reserves with an astounding collection of flora and fauna. You may visit the home of our majestic jaguar and four other species of wild cats.

An extensive system of mangroves forests along the coastline support a great diversity of marine life, and provides a haven for the endangered manatee. The Barrier Reef, largest in the Western Hemisphere, is home to a wide variety of aquatic life. Our coral atolls, including the Great Blue Hole make Belize a diver's paradise. Divers, snorkelers and anglers enjoy this aquatic playground, which provides adventure for the young and old.

Soliman Bay in the Riviera Maya

Soak up Soliman Bay

 

Aslice of solitude served up fresh with incredible snorkeling and true peace and quiet is on the menu this November at las Bahias de Punta Soliman. These two bays, separated by a rocky point, offer guests the chance to completely escape from the wilds of the world and find the real meaning of relaxation. There are a multitude of options – from daytrips to weekend getaways – for those wishing to savor a piece of paradise, here are some ways to soak up Soliman Bay.

Beginning with the most desirable of escapes from reality – and over night or two – it is nestled in the palms along the southern bay that one finds a wide-ranging variety of accommodations. From rustic palapas of stilts lit only by candlelight to romantic beach bungalows offering everything needed, those seeking a serene commune with nature need look no further. However, for those who cannot imagine a Caribbean night without the steady hum of air-conditioner, there are some luxury villas that afford guests nothing less than five-star amenities. So, there is truly something for everyone.

We chose to overnight in the most rustic of options, a palapa with no electricity perched at the treetops with nothing obstructing our view of the sunrise over the turquoise bay. The Last Resort and Palapas Caribe are recommendation for the "simplicity route". Set gently in the loving hands of Mother Nature, the lack of power ensured that no lights could interfere with our hours of stargazing and no machine noises could drown out the lullaby of gently lapping waves. Silence – nature's true medicine – is guaranteed way to decompress.

 

We filled our days with kayaking and snorkeling all over the enormous bay. Huge conch, tons of rays, turtles, and colorful Caribbean fish, as well as a handful of moray eels and octopus were some of the aquatic treasures we were lucky enough to see. And, with such a long stretch of coastline, we found ample exercise with kayaking and walking the length of the bay looking for beach treasures. After satisfying our desires for activity, we curled up on our beach chairs under the palms with our books and alternated between snoozing, sunbathing and reading in the gentle sea breezes.

For those not staying at Soliman Bay, or unable to squeeze in one last get-away before the star of the high-season, these same delightful daytime activities are all available in the northern bay of Soliman at Restaurant Oscar and Lalo. Dine on the freshest seafood, kayak and snorkel in a private and pristine bay, and lounge in the beach or in the hammocks all the while sipping on ice-cold beers or margaritas. Escape to Soliman Bay in the Riviera Maya; you are worth it.

First explorers of the Maya World

John Lloyd Stephens and Frederick Catherwood, First explorers of the Maya World

 

John Lloyd Stephens along with the artist Frederick Catherwood braved the jungles of Yucatan, Guatemala and Honduras to become the first English-speaking travelers to explore this region originally known only by the Mayans.

On a trip to London, Stephens met Catherwood, an Englishman who was already well known for his drawings of archeological digs in Egypt and Jerusalem. Catherwood's talent lay in his ability to portrait ancient monuments with great accuracy.

In 1839 President Martin Van Buren appointed Stephens as special ambassador to Central America for the purpose of negotiation treaties with several countries. Stephens immediately connected Catherwood reccuesting he accompany him on the project. They set out for Central America. This journey spawned Stephen's first work on the Mayans "Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan". In the preface Stephens states it is the most extensive journey made by a foreigner to the Yucatan Peninsula, containing accounts of 44 ruined cities where antiquarian remains were found.

 

According to Stephens, the existence of most of these ruins was unknown to the residents of Merida, as few had been visited by outsiders. Desolate and overgrown with trees, the only evidence of these structures appeared as grass-covered mounds. To the untrained eye, it would take a wild stretch of imagination to visualize the former grandeur of these sites.

When Stephens, Catherwood and their physician Dr. Cabot, first started out from Merida, they had no "servants in attendance", a travesty for explorers at that time. They had no map of Yucatan as none existed. The closest thing they could find that would set them in the right direction was a map in manuscript from only, given to them by Dona Joaquina Peon, with the disclaimer that it was inaccurate. So for Stephens and Catherwood, their expedition truly was a journey into the unknown, and it would include logging the number of hours from village to village and the pace of their horses to better assist the next explorers who would eventually follow in their footsteps.

 

One wonders how Stephens prepared for this journey. What sources and materials were required? In his books, Stephens jumped right into the explorations themselves with little fanfare given to his preparations, but no doubt they were lengthy and costly. Catherwood was determined to make use of his Daguerreotype camera as no one in their group knew how to use it, the man set up in a quick portrait taking business in their Merida hotel before heading into the field. This familiarized them with the camera, and after developing confidence in its use, they changed hats; became explorers again, and headed into the Yucatan jungle.

The once great city of Mayapan, 47 miles southeast of Merida, was the first ruin sighting. "For ages, these ruins went unnoticed" commented Stephens. Now linked to the Post Classic Period, Mayapan was founded in 1007 by the great ruler Kukulcan. After the fall of Chichen Itza around 1200, Mayapan became the dominant force in the Mayan world, their center of civilization before Spanish arrival.

Glass Bar Di Vino Vinopolis playa del carmen

Restaurant Bar Lounge Playa del Carmen Glazz Di Vino

We would like to inform you of the news of the "Glass Bar" group for the months of March and April 2008.

As of April 1 2008 our restaurant "The Glass Bar" will change its location. The new premises will be located a few meters off the 5th Avenue, still in the heart of Playa del Carmen, and will open the first week of July.

As the Glass Bar has been acknowledged as a symbol of quality and exclusiveness we have decided to reduce our capacity in order to enhance design, product quality and service.

Starting April 1, "Di Vino", our restaurant situated in front of the Glass Bar, will be opening for breakfast service from 7.30 to 11 a.m. with a new breakfast buffet, continuing with lunch at 12 and dinner from 5 p.m. onwards, closing the kitchen at midnight and the bar at 2 a.m. We remind our most loyal clients that many of the dishes now present on the Glass Bar menu will be found on the new Di Vino menu following the philosophy which has allowed us to grow in the past years.

We would like to take the opportunity to give our warmest thanks to all of our most frequent visitors for your faithfulness up to the present day.

 

Vi comunichiamo le novità del gruppo "Glass Bar" del mese di marzo e Aprile 2008.

Dal prossimo 1 aprile 2008, il nostro ristorante "The Glass Bar" cambierà ubicazione,
il nuovo locale sarà situato a pochi metri dalla 5ta Avenida, sempre in zona centralissima in Playa del Carmen, e aprirà per la prima settimana di Luglio.

Il Glass Bar è stato riconosciuto come simbolo di qualità ed esclusività, abbiamo quindi pensato a ridurre le capacità per innalzare ancora di piu' design, prodotto e servizio.

Nel frattempo, il nostro ristorante "Di Vino", situato di fronte al Glass Bar, dal 01/04/2008 aprirà per il servizio di colazione dalle 7.30 alle 11 del mattino presentando un nuovo buffet breakfast, continuando con il pranzo dalle ore 12.00 e con la cena dalle ore 5.00 in poi, con orario di chiusura della cucina alle ore 12 della notte, e il bar aperto fino alle 2 della notte.
Ricordiamo ai nostri piu affezionati clienti che troveranno molti dei piatti presenti attualmente al Glass Bar nel nuovo menu del Di Vino, sempre rispettando la nostra filosofia che chi ha permesso di crescere in questi anni.

Cogliamo l' occasione per ringraziare affettuosamente sempre tutti i nostri piu' frequenti visitatori per la fiducia dimostrataci fino ad oggi.

Cordiali Saluti

 

Voilà les nouvelle du group "Glass Bar" des mois de mar set Avril 2008.

A' partir du 1er Avril 2008, notre Restaurant "The Glass Bar" changerà d' entroit, le nouveau restaurant serà encore une fois a cotè de la 5ta avenida, toujours dans un endroit tres pres du coeur de Playa del Carmen, et ouvrirà dans premiere semaine de juillet.

Le Glass Bar à etè reconnu le symbole de qualitè et sclusivitè, nous avons pensèe reduir la capacitè pour elever Design, Produit et Service.

Cependant, notre restaurant "Di Vino" en face du glass bar à partir de 01/04/2008, ouvrirà pour le service de petit dejeuner de 7.30 ù 11 heures du matin avec un nouveau buffet breakfast,. Le dejeuner depuis 12.00 et avec le diner à partir de 5.00 jusqu'au 12 de la nuit, le bar resterà ouvert jusqu'au 2 heures de la nuit.

On rapelle à nos clients que beacoup des plats. Maintenand au Glass bar, seront dans le nouveau menù du restaurant "Di Vino", touhours avec la meme philosophie que on a suivi dans les annes.

En Remerciant chaleureserment tous nos clients pour la fidelitè

TEAM GLASS BAR
Nicola Iorio, Riccardo Bertazzoni, Daniele Personali, Stefano Dal Ben

The Glass Bar
Italian Restaurant, Wine Bar, Wine Cellar.

Di Vino by The Glass Bar
Restaurant, Wine Bar, Enoteca, Gelateria

Calle 12 Norte entre Avenida 15 y 20
Playa del Carmen, Municipio Solidaridad, Q.Roo, Mexico, c.p. 77710

Mayan wedding ceremony, bridal votes

WEDDINGS AT RIVIERA MAYA

For many couples jetting off to somewhere special that you've always dreamed of visiting is the most romantic way to pledge your vows.
You can have the ceremony and the honeymoon in the same place... a sort of honey-wed.
The idea that everything is organized for you and all you have to do is to decide the setting for your ceremony.
What do you think about Cancun? Honey enough? Charming enough? Romantic enough?
An authentic Mayan wedding can range from a simple ritual ceremony to a very elaborate wedding service and is held in Maya. It is a serious spiritual ceremony. Only authentic Shamans performance the ceremony

MAYAN CEREMONY
Mayan weddings range between $700 US up to $1,000 US and more, depending on the complexity of the ceremony. The fee does not include the costs of a civil ceremony, if needed.
The Mayan wedding is considered a link to the cosmos. The authentic Mayan ceremony, following the actual traditions used by the Maya from the Yucatan Peninsula, is led by an authentic Mayan Shaman and will be held in Maya.

SPIRITUAL WEDDING
Spiritual wedding ceremonies are ideal for couples who just want to declare their love and commitment to each other without the legality of a marriage license or for couples who want to get married prior to getting their wedding license,. This unique approach to getting married in Cancun is a celebration of love that marks the beginning of your life together as you pledge to share your love, hopes and dreams with each other.

CAKES
Our wedding cakes are catered by a local French bakery that has specialized in wedding cakes for over ten years. Cakes are tall and elegant, with five layers of cake. Only fresh ingredients are used. All cakes are finished in simple white frosting, and can be decorated with fresh flowers upon request to match the bride's bouquet. Cake flavor ideas: Chocolate, amaretto, coconut, fresh fruit, tres leches (traditional Mexican wedding cake), nut.

FLOWERS
We can arrange for all types of floral arrangements for your ceremony and reception. These range from simple but elegant arrangements for the ceremony to elaborate for your reception tables filled with flowers at the base.Please see our web site for photos and ideas at wedding flowers and bridal bouquets

BUTTERFLY
If anyone desires a wish to come true they must first capture a butterfly and whisper that wish to it. Since a butterfly can make no sound, the butterfly can not reveal the wish to anyone but the Great Spirit who hears and sees all. In gratitude for giving the beautiful butterfly its freedom, the Great Spirit always grants the wish. So, according to legend, by making a wish and giving the butterfly its freedom, the wish will be taken to the heavens and be granted. We have gathered to grant this couple all our best wishes and are about to set these butterflies free in trust that all these wishes will be granted.

WEDDING MUSIC
Ceremonies can include such live musicians as violinists, guitarists. For your reception, we can arrange trios, mariachi, or a DJ (with disco lighting) for the party.

Bonefish Flat fishing Fly tackle guides

The well recognized town of Cancun is a great setting for warm weather and the visitor can enjoy it all year around. Not so well known are the wonderful fishing flats at north of Cancun. The visiting angler can experience a wide variety of shallow water and flat species. The fishing area is quite pristine and including rarely seen species. Anglers have a very good chance of getting a super grand slam (Tarpon, Snook, Permit, and Bone fish) in a few days of fishing can be found any of this fish for both the fly and conventional angler. This adventure will be unforgettable.

FISH SPECIES: Targeted species are: Tarpon, (10-40 pounds), Snook (5-25 p), Bonefish (1-5 p), Permit (3-20 p), Barracuda (1-15 p) and sea Trout (1-4 p).

SEASONS: The fishing area produces fish year around, but the winter months (december-march), due to bad weather in those months, flats sparse for bonefish and permit. All other species are present throughout the year though. Peak months all fish species are may through August.

The fishing area it's located at Isla Blanca, just 45-50 minute drive north of Cancun. The tour guide will pick you up and drive you to the fishing grounds. Our guides are the only guides for flatting tours in the area. The flats are quite diverse. With only few days of fishing the anglers will get the experience to fish in shallow sandy flats, lagoons, channels, holes in flats, grassy flats, that may be waded. The bottom is mostly soft mud, not good for the angler who solely wishes to walk the flats

GUIDES: There are only four tour guides that worn in the area, with the knowledge and experience for this kind of recreational activity. Our tour guides worn for the head Quarters in Cancun, all of them know the area, because of their experience they will tell you exactly where the school fish it is located at, so you will catch some fish without a miss.

FLY TACKLE . All of the fishing can be done with light fly fishing tackle and encouraged by the guides. Anglers must bring their own gear. Fly fishermen need to have at least 1/8. Reels should be high quality and saltwater proof. Floating lines are the most practical. Use of sinking line is not necessary as the waters are shallow. Popular fly patterns for tarpon, snook, barracuda, snapper and sea trout include, deceivers in various colors, cock roach, tarpon glow and poppers (sizes 2/0-4 for all patterns). Bone fish and permit fly selections should include: crazy Charlie's (root beer, pink, gold, pear), sizes 2/8 crab patterns (mottled brown and green) sizes 4-6

RATES / Reservations:

Full day(7 hours ): 375 USD for 1 or 2 people.

Include: guided, flats, lunch, beer, soft drinks, transportation to and from hotel to isla blanca and return back at hotel.

Half day (4 hours ) : 275 USD for 1 or 2 people.

Include: guided, flats, beer, soft drinks, transportation to and from hotel to isla blanca and return back at hotel.

NOTE: transportation is additional if the client is hospeded in Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen or Xel-Ha