Casa Kaana

26/02/2019

Here is the NY Times take on some upscale aspects of Merida and the surrounding area. Explore, then retreat to the cooling Gulf Coast and Casa Kaana.

The capital of the Yucatán attracts creative types from around Mexico and across many borders, drawn by its Mayan and colonial heritage and, for some, its path to the future.

31/12/2018

Resolve to explore and enjoy Mexico in 2019!

Book Casa Kaana as your base for fun in the Yucatan:

Entire home/apt in Chelem, Mexico. Welcome to Casa Kaana where you will experience the charm and relaxation of the Yucatan fishing village of Chelem with all the comforts of home. Just 75 steps from the Gulf beach, a 1K walk or bike ride to the village, and a backyard pool.

09/09/2018

Breakfast on the balcony

03/09/2018

Just another beautiful morning in Chelem.

29/08/2018

Winter is coming! Margaritas at Casa Kaana taste even better in February and March. Plan your escape now.

14/05/2018

When planning your trip to Casa Kaana, be sure to check out Yucatan Today. And subscribe to their weekly email to receive news and event information in this great state!

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09/05/2018

Thinking about a Fall or Winter getaway to the Yucatan, dates are available September - December and February - March. Book now:

Entire home/apt in Chelem, Mexico. Welcome to Casa Kaana where you will experience the charm and relaxation of the Yucatan fishing village of Chelem with all the comforts of home. Just 75 steps from the Gulf beach, a 1K walk or bike ride to the village, and a backyard pool.

27/04/2018

Restaurante Costa Azul is just a 5-minute walk or 2-minute bike ride from Casa Kaana!

11/02/2018

11/02/2018

While staying in Yucatan at Casa Kaana, consider a long weekend trip to visit Campeche. Located south from Merida, Campeche is the capital city of the 3rd Mexican state that make up the Yucatan peninsula. check out this great NYT feature story on Campeche and nearby Mayan ruins.

The Mexican state on the Yucatán Peninsula is rich in Maya sites, including Calakmul and Xcalumkín. You will hear the howler monkeys, but you won’t see many tourists.