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Casa Carolina in the News
Read about us in The
Oregonian!
Photo Gallery
Check
out the roseate spoonbills and dolphins in our new "Birds & Other Wildlife" gallery!
Scuba Diving
Snorkeling and Boating
Fly
Fishing
Reef
Fishing
Rates and Reservations
Getting
Here
Things To Do At
Casa Carolina
Frequently Asked
Questions

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Where
you'll stay
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 Nestled on the Yucatan's Caribbean coast in the
village of Xcalak, Casa Carolina is a beach resort hotel catering
to those discriminating travelers who desire something different.
With only four guestrooms, you will feel like you are on your own
private beach. The rooms at Casa Carolina all have balconies
facing the Caribbean. Each balcony has a hammock big enough
for two people. Three of the rooms have queen-size beds. One
room has a full-size bed and a twin bed.
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Rear view of the casa
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Guests at Casa Carolina can swim, dive, snorkel,
fish, kayak on the world’s second longest barrier reef, marvel at the
variety of colorful birds, visit Mayan ruins, ride bikes, or just relax
and enjoy the beauty of the region.
Casa Carolina is the culmination of many years of
planning and attention to detail. The best of what the Yucatan
offers has been brought to this Xcalak resort, in both structure and décor.
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hosts, Bob and Caroline |
Bob and Caroline, your hosts, have been traveling
throughout the Yucatan since the 1980’s. They both know how
important your vacation is to you, and they
care about your vacation experience.
At Casa Carolina, the owners are always here in residence
to help you individualize your travel experience so that it is
best suited to your preferences.
 Eat
In or Dine Out
At Casa Carolina, you have
the choice. When you want to eat in, all four rooms have kitchens stocked with basic cookware, glasses,
dishes and utensils. We also provide
a complimentary continental breakfast. When you want to dine out, the
closest restaurant is just a short stroll down the beach. (Click here for more
information on the kitchens and on Xcalak restaurants.
All rooms in this self-sufficient
Xcalak hotel have solar-powered
electricity, with a back-up generator. We
provide daily housekeeping. Electricity and hot water are available 24 hours a day.
The bathrooms and all floors are fully tiled with Mexican ceramic tile.
For those rare occasions when the breeze in Xcalak isn’t
enough to cool you, each room has a ceiling fan.
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Dive, Snorkel,
Fish, Explore and Relax at Casa Carolina
You
don’t have to be a diver to enjoy this Xcalak hotel and resort. You just have to enjoy the sun, the turquoise sea, and the
tranquility you may never have experienced before.
Ready to catch the most bonefish you have ever
caught in a day? Or your first bonefish? Or that elusive permit?
Our guests catch bonefish and permit in the flats right in front of Casa
Carolina. For spectacular fishing, let a guide who has been fishing these
waters his whole life take you out in a boat to where he knows the fish
are.
Snorkeling
inside the world’s second longest barrier reef will enable you to
see many of the species the divers see, such as lobsters, rays, puffer
fish, and parrotfish. These are just a sampling of what you might see on
any given day. There are too many species
of colorful tropical fish to list!
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Catching a Barracuda
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If you would rather stay out of the water, swing
in a hammock and catch up on your reading. Watch the birds glide
by. Start to notice the hermit crabs.
A
day trip to the ruins at Kohunlich can be managed easily. The Temple of the Masks is unlike anything else you’ve seen!
And Chacchoben is even closer.
If you have traveled in the Yucatan at all, even if you have only driven
down from Cancun, your interest in Mayan history probably has been piqued.
Bob and Caroline have an extensive library of Mayan history. If they
don’t know the answers to your questions, you’re welcome to continue your
search in their books.
Ah, but if you’re a diver… Click here for
SCUBA information and a tour of The NAUI Training Center at Casa Carolina.
Xcalak
isn’t the place where everyone you know has been on vacation. But it just might be the place you don’t ever want to leave.
For
more information about our rates, or to make your reservation, click
here.
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