I’ve been wanting to take my MIL to Mahahual since she arrived to live with us in December. It’s an hour and half drive to the Caribbean coast, around the top of Laguna Bacalar, here in the southern-most part of Mexico.
From Bacalar we traveled around the Laguna to the yellow square that is Mahahual.
A friend gifted us a night in a hotel which was the perfect opportunity to pack an overnight bag and catch a one pm. shuttle from Bacalar.
Porto Coral on the beach.
Mahahual used to be a sleepy little village. The addition of a huge pier to accommodate cruise ships changed everything.
We cruised the malecon, pedestrian walkway, lined with restaurants, vendors and shops. Alice, who lives to shop was in heaven.
A creative way to display glass hearts for sale.
We found Restaurante Las Chiquitas on Trip Advisor and had a lovely dinner.
And then there was breakfast on the beach the following morning.
The town is pretty deserted when the cruise ships are not in port.
It was just the right amount of time for people-watching, swimming, eating and shopping. A perfect bonding trip for Alice and me. Catching the combi (shuttle) was easy. I wouldn’t be surprised if one day we find a note on Alice’s door that says “gone to Mahahual, back whenever”. DOS TORTAS
the adventures of dos tortas 
What a beautiful place. I remember eating breakfast in the open like that with a water view at Cancun. Glad you had fun.
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We did. I appreciate your comment.
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I’m so glad your blog entries are archived and still available here…always interesting tidbits of pertinent info ..I have to look back to see what you had to say about HOLBOX
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Thanks for stopping by. Enjoy Holbox. It is a jewel.
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Looks lovely 😀
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It’s a cotton candy town.
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