This pristine ¾ acre property has views of the beautiful Yucatan Gulf coast with its Caribbean water in front and stunning lagoon views behind with flamingos, ducks and geese.  Easily accessed and ready to be built on in an exclusive residential gated community. As the result of a motivated seller, the price has recently been reduced from $75,000 to $68,000 with all closing and legal costs included.

This pristine Caribbean beach lot has been cleared and is ready to be built on. It has 72 feet of beach frontage and 246 feet of depth, giving plenty of space for a luxurious Caribbean beachfront home. With great elevation, many mature tall palms and a soft gentle beach in front with emerald green and blue water great for swimming and snorkeling, this property will not be available for long. Listed at only $249,000 usd this is a great investment option.

Contact us today to find how we can help you invest in a piece of paradise while still available at affordable prices.

Some Mexican children will get a visit from St. Nick this year, but many have another special Christmas spirit who brings gifts and joy. On Christmas Eve, kids can expect a visit from "el Ni-o Dios". The Holy Child brings gifts to the good girls and boys. Then on January 6, the three wisemen come to visit for "Reyes Magos". The Magi leave more gifts for the children, sometimes in their shoes!

Many Mexican families attend a midnight mass on Christmas Eve. The Birth of Christ is very much the central theme to the Mexican celebration, and this is a grand change from the commercialized American Christmas. The Christmas trees have to travel a good way, and that drives up the price. Usually, full sized trees are only found in the homes of the wealthy, but many others find a way to honor the evergreen by adding ornaments to a small branch or shrub.

To decorate for a Mexican Christmas, be sure to add some of the beautiful red poinsettias or "La Flor De Noche Buena". They have been a Christmas tradition throughout much of the world since an American ambassador introduced it to South Carolina in the 1820′s. A well-dressed Mexican Christmas home would also have to have a Pinata (paper-mache figure filled with candy)! As part of the fun, the children gather around and smack it with sticks until they are showered by the candy explosion!

The Mexican Christmas festival is an impressive sight, with elaborate decorations and celebrations for nearly a month! The holiday is overwhelming in its magnitude, but amazingly, in all this revelry the people rarely lose sight of the true meaning of Christmas! Let us know if you are planning a holiday trip and we will be happy to meet with you to discuss some of the best Caribbean beachfront listings that we have available to suit all needs and budgets. With financing now available the time has never been better to treat yourself to a Caribbean future.