I recently received an inquiry from one of my Trip Advisor fans (a non-resident of Mexico) regarding the Golf and Racquet Club in Puerto Aventuras. The primary question my fan had was “does the golf and racquet club provide left-handed clubs?”
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We have explored numerous Internet access options during our time living in the Riviera Maya. Sometimes it seems like an unending quest. Depending on which neighborhood you live in, you likely have access to either Telmex or Izzi (formerly Cablemas) for Internet service via phone/cable TV lines.
Remember the last day of school when you were a kid? School days were over, and the summer was ahead of us for fun with friends and family! Camp, family vacations in the car, reunions, picnics, beaches, dances, parties, etc. But what I remember most and was always fascinated with were the reports we were asked to read aloud and share with our classmates, upon our return to school. These reports were fun summaries of what all us kids had been up to during the summer.
We were recently chatting with some friends about the possibility of them moving to Mexico. Although they have visited the area several times and have always enjoyed themselves, they had not thought about pulling up stakes in their home country of Canada and moving to Mexico, until recently. The conversation turned to Mexico and all the things we like about living here. So, here’s a list of things we like about Mexico. They are not in any particular order, just areas that really stand out for us and make living here a blessing.
I have a confession. After reading all the 5-star reviews on Trip Advisor about this beach resort, I started to wonder if these stellar reviews were the truth. Yes, as a consumer of travel services, I always want to read exceptional ratings, but I’m always a little skeptical…as if to say, “is this too good to be true?”
If you are looking for a beach option other than Playa del Carmen, then plan a day at the Xpu-Ha beach, with the Serenity Beach club. This beach is between Playa del Carmen and Tulum, and it’s very easy to get there. Just take Hwy 307 headed toward Tulum and ask the driver to drop you off at Xpu Ha beach.
We have explored numerous Internet access options during our time living in the Riviera Maya. Sometimes it seems like an unending quest. Depending on which neighborhood you live in, you likely have access to either Telmex or Izzi (formerly Cablemas) for Internet service via phone/cable TV lines. 
