Luxury is not the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about the Mayan jungle, yet somehow Kasa Parota Hotel Tulum has managed to make it happen. Kasa, a play on the Spanish word ?Casa? (meaning home) strives to be exactly that, a home away from home, surrounded by the deep jungle, yet still providing all the luxuries of the modern world, all while being only about 15-20 minutes away from one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Located in the village of Tulum, an ancient trading post for the Mayans and later on a quaint fishermen?s village, the area has somehow survived not only the collapse of the Mayan and the conquest of the Spanish, but also the invasion of the modern world looking to cut down the jungle and put up huge resort hotels. The jungle, right at the edge of a UNESCO Heritage site, known as the Sian Ka?an Biosphere is practically untouched, hiding ancient ruins, birds and animals as well as the world renowned cenotes, which are pretty much flooded natural sinkholes with clear blue water and amazing sights. There are over 6000 different cenotes in the Yucatan Peninsula alone, from pit cenotes to cylinder, basin and cave ones, all offering surreal views for the visitors as well as cave divers and explorers.
To further blend this mix of natural beauty and luxurious amenities, Kasa Parota Hotel Tulum is located only about two hours away from Cancun International Airport, which receives direct flights from all over the world, welcoming people from N...