Akumal Natura

Amazing experience overall. The staff was provided excellent service at every step of our stay. The food was very delicious - made with care and gourmet presentation. We ate breakfast, lunch and dinner there. The tents are basic but very cozy and clean. There is a small cenote on the property that makes for a very special swim. Most impressively, we left a very important document at our room and the front desk staff made tremendous efforts to contact us and return it to us in our hotel in Playa Del Carmen. Possibly not for everyone ( you must like camping I suppose) but a great place and staff.

It was quite an experience staying in the jungle, I loved being able to use bikes whenever I wanted for free, it was nice having our own cenote. The main drawbacks were the mosquitoes and the beach was quite difficult to access.

Great place for nature lovers

Wanted to check out this eco-friendly place before flying out of Cancun airport. Solid customer service. It's great if you don't mind the bugs. Try not to go during rainy season as the mosquitoes are relentless, especially in this jungle setting. Cenote didn't look appealing as it's harder to maintain with the rains. The Akumal area has a really nice beach, a bit small, as the resorts have priority. It helps that the site has bikes available to use.

Wonderful, serene placel, with caring hosts, a very knowledgeable tour guide (Monica), and outstanding eco-ethics. Snorkeling in Akumal Bay was pretty good (they don't allow flippers to reduce coral damage) -- we saw three sea turtles. As far as the food: we would like to see the breakfast offerings change a little from day to day and the set-menu $10 dinners vary from very good to just OK. But, the outside dining area at Natura has wonderful ambiance.