Nicely paved, walking area at the beach. Lots of restaurants, tourist type places, ice cream, and…read morepeople trying to sell you things, including tours and massage. Pedestrian zone, but for a little kiddy train that goes up and down the several mile walkway but moves so slowly that It's not a distraction or problem. Bice views of the water and lots of sea birds.

Beautiful Long Beach walk. Lots of statues along the beach and places to take pictures like the…read moreletters of progreso a cute turtle aNd this heart where you caN recycle your bottle caps. There is a swing with progreso written on tool for pictures as well. Plenty of restaurants set up tables and chairs to eat and drink by the ocean.

Great place to hang out the whole day, customer service is always on point , not like their…read moreneighbors at el haguaii that is not consistent. There's parking on the back of the restaurant. They accept credit cards, debit and cash. Been here a couple times , and we have never had a bad experience, they have a swimming pool perfect for kids , they offer outdoor seating by the pool or beach , the food is always yummy , except for the cheeseburger, it is good but is not a traditional cheeseburger. The restaurant and bathroom are very clean. And their prices are reasonable.

We came to this right on the beach restaurant on a weekday when there were no cruise ships in port…read more(on cruise ship days it's packed with kids and yahoos). There were just a handful of other people there and we were able to get some loungers under the shade. Had some drinks and shared some chicken nachos which were all great. The restaurant has squeaky clean bathrooms and showers if you also want to change into your swimsuit and go for a dip in the warm waters of the Gulf.

This is quiet time gone by little port that is gaining some attention due to the growth of…read moreProgresso and Telchac. Nestled between the both of them, the rental housing market is expanded exponentially but the number of services are still lacking. The current at this port is not helping as all the seaweed Algae and related trash all ends up at this beach and not the others. The town is very small. When I say small, I mean small. There are two independently grocery stores that have the basics but don't expect variety. The little restaurants and services are pretty much tucked into bed by the time the sun sets. The best bet is to get what you need in Merida or Progresso, otherwise you are going to manage without. Many of the rental properties are about 7 KM from town and there's no cabs or Uber. A round trip walk is 14 KM on a dirt road. If you like the slow lane or the sleepy town with little action and a couple of stop stops then this port is for you.

Wanted to be in the epicenter of the meteor that took out the dinosaurs millions of years ago! And…read morewe were just down the road a few K's from the place as well. Not much to do in town, couldn't find a place to eat. Worth a quick visit for pictures though if you are in Progresso.

You can book it here:…read morehttps://www.beachhouse.com/1101-calle-1-y-calle-6-monkis-chicxulub-yucatan-97340-p412766.html Worth the nickel for a retreat with friends. Very quiet, air conditioners worked. Nice furnishings. Safe. Hot Water. Swimming pool was nice and cool. Staff is excellent. Many fun things to do in the area. Celestun, Merida, San Ignacia denote, the three cents where you go on the horse ride (very cool), Uxmal pyramids and check out Progreso pretty good (but it was very quiet) and the nearby areas Coco Beach, etc.

Nice outdoor seating area, octopus, tacos, ahi tuna all great! The paella was plain and not much…read moreflavor.

I used to love coming here, but honestly I felt discriminated, I got there early and got service…read morerefused because they were only open for the people from the cruises.

Swimming in Cenotes is one of the must do activities while visiting your Yucatán. The water is so…read moreclear and refreshing. We booked a tour from Merida. Life vests are mandatory.

Amazing cenotes with a great story for how everything was discovered and the natural creation. The…read moreplace is off the beaten path and a great expedition to do if you enjoy seeing natural caverns and want to take a dip. I have visited a couple cenotes throughout Mexico and am always amazed at the beauty and how clean the water is. The drive was long from the beach so I would prepare early with plenty of snacks and refreshments to power you through the day.

If you are traveling to Sisal, you better stay here! The property is located on a very quiet…read moresection of the beach; I didn't see more than 4 people pass in the 9 days that I visited! The area is beautiful, the guest houses have EVERYTHING that you need (and more!), and the property owner, Marty, is AMAZING. Marty went above and beyond to make sure that my stay was comfortable and I attribute my enjoyable time in Sisal to his hospitality. I will 100% return to Sisal one day and when I do, I'm staying at Sisal sur mer!

From the owner: Find the elusive balance between luxury and tranquility.at Sisal Sur Mer on Sisal Beach…read more Built in the late 1800's by a Hacienda owner to oversee the export of his henequen, this fully restored elegant home maintains its old world architectural grandeur while providing all modern day conveniences. It boasts a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioned master bedroom, hand-made furniture and luxury linens while pleasing the senses with rich colors, natural textures and romantic charm. Designed to take advantage of prevailing sea breezes, most rooms open to magnificent ocean vistas or tropical garden views. Sisal Sur Mer borders El Palmar Biological Reserve. You will enjoy spectacular views of pristine beaches and emerald green waters. Walk a few feet to the ocean, watch the pink flamingos fly by, unwind in a hammock, relax in our large garden of mature palm trees and flowering plants, swim in the ocean or take a dip in our free form oceanfront pool.