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Mexico's First Overwater Bungalows: Luxury Awaits at El Dorado Maroma on Riviera Maya

Karisma Hotels & Resorts enjoys a stellar reputation in the travel industry, thanks to its collection of award-winning luxury properties. The brand has now elevated its offerings with Mexico’s first overwater bungalows at El Dorado Maroma, a Beachfront Resort in Riviera Maya.

Here’s why this exclusive experience deserves a spot on your travel list:

Prime Location on World-Renowned Maroma Beach

Travel Channel ranks Maroma Beach among the world’s top 10, and Karisma chose it for good reason. The bungalows are perched right off this stunning stretch of coastline.

Mexico s First Overwater Bungalows: Luxury Awaits at El Dorado Maroma on Riviera Maya

Secluded Paradise Just 30 Minutes from Cancun

Nestled within 500 acres of pristine beach and rainforest, Maroma feels like a hidden gem, far from crowded tourist spots.

Mexico s First Overwater Bungalows: Luxury Awaits at El Dorado Maroma on Riviera Maya

Intimate Luxury with Personalized Service

With only 30 bungalows, Palafitos ensures exclusivity. Each guest enjoys a dedicated Majordomo for tailored, attentive service.

Mexico s First Overwater Bungalows: Luxury Awaits at El Dorado Maroma on Riviera Maya

Immersive Design Blending Indoors and Outdoors

Each bungalow features a spacious deck with lounge chairs, a private infinity pool, and an outdoor “Aguas del Amor” shower, seamlessly connecting you to the Caribbean.

Mexico s First Overwater Bungalows: Luxury Awaits at El Dorado Maroma on Riviera Maya

Panoramic Sea Views and Luxe Interiors

Indoors, relax in a two-person Jacuzzi with breathtaking ocean vistas from every angle, including innovative glass-floor panels.

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Gourmet Inclusive® Dining Over the Water

Elevating all-inclusive stays, Palafitos offers a sea-inspired menu at its exclusive overwater restaurant, paired with premium cocktails and ocean views. Stays of five nights or more include private sundeck dining.

Mexico s First Overwater Bungalows: Luxury Awaits at El Dorado Maroma on Riviera Maya

Full Access to El Dorado Maroma Amenities

As part of the resort, guests enjoy three pools, six world-class restaurants, four bars, and the same flawless service on the mainland.

Mexico s First Overwater Bungalows: Luxury Awaits at El Dorado Maroma on Riviera Maya


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