The buildings are new but were built to look as if they are park of the Coba archeological site. On the edge of the Laguna Coba, each morning, the birds serenade the sun as it rises over the still and quiet lagoon. Suite #5 is a dream, a living room with two twin beds made up as day beds, two bathrooms, a shower room plus a private outdoor tub in the back. In the front is a semi private swimming pool. Upstairs there is a king bed, a writing desk, two hammocks, two deep bath tubs and two outdoor terraces. All of the details are done beautifully. Very jungle chic.
I am an early riser. Before the others woke and the restaurant opened at 8AM, I took a swim in the pool, and read on an outdoor bed in a shady pavilion overlooking the tranquil lagoon. Heaven.
When we were all up and we went to the lounge area for the continental breakfast included – a delicious homemade granola with crystallized ginger and dried fruits, yogurt, fresh squeezed orange juice, toast and marmalade made from local tropical fruit and delicious coffee. (My son had eggs) Perfect.
We walked over to the Coba archeological site. We could have driven but it is less than ½ mile down the road on the lagoon. After enjoying exploring Coba, we couldn’t wait to get back to CCC to swim and nap in the heat of the afternoon.
The next day was idyllic. We rested, we swam, and I had a massage in the spa.