WHERE TO PLAY	WHERE TO STAY	WHERE TO EAT
>> El Camaleon Mayakoba	>> Fairmont Mayakoba	>> Cocina 38
>> Playa Paraiso	>> Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort	>> La Casa del Agua
>> Playacar Golf Club	>> Excellence Playa Mujeres	>> Playasia

 

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WHERE TO PLAY

>> El Camaleon Mayakoba: Designed by Greg Norman, the first course in Mexico to host a PGA Tour event takes golfers from the mangrove forest to limestone canals to the beach.

>> Playa Paraiso: Like his father, Pete, P.B. Dye likes to challenge golfers with. At this course by Iberostar, which has several resorts in the area, the undulating greens require a deft putting touch.

>> Playacar Golf Club: Carved out of the jungle, the 7,144-yard layout by Robert von Hagge can beat you up, but the all-inclusive green fee—food and drink are included in the green fee—will soothe the pains of the round.

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WHERE TO STAY

>> Fairmont Mayakoba: Guests at this newest jewel of the Fairmont family can navigate the property’s lagoons via electric covered boats known as lanchas.

>> Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort: This destination property along the Caribbean Sea has nearly 2,500 rooms and a Jack Nicklaus layout that winds through jungle and wetlands.

>> Excellence Playa Mujeres: This scenic resort overlooking the sea features one of the area’s newest courses, a 7,218-yard Greg Norman layout with views to match the challenges.

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WHERE TO EAT

>> Cocina 38: Centrally located on Playa del Carmen’s 5th Avenue, this cosmopolitan eatery was founded by a pair of chefs who have worked around he world.

>> La Casa del Agua: Whether you dine in the main dining room or on the roof garden, seafood dishes like Caribbean lobster or seared hamachi are welcoming after a day on the links.

>> Playasia: Located next to the Blue Parrot Hotel in Playa del Carmen, this restaurant featuring an eclectic menu ranging from local seafood to Asian dishes features a lush decor mirroring the areas golf courses.