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People lounging on another beautiful Riviera Maya beach, this one near Tulum
Soliman Bay beach is quite large and of course has perfect Caribbean blue water
Wild beaches in Sian Kahn
The full beauty of Yal-Ku from the cenote's edge looking towards the mouth of the Caribbean
La Sirena's beach from above: the largest private beach in Akumal
A resident Iguana lounging on a rock with the Caribbean sea behind him
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A closeup of our pool and it's sun ledge
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Looking from the beach paseo to our gardens and pool
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A closeup of our pools's fountains
Walking from the pool towards the beach building
Swimmers enjoying the sunledge of our pool
Looking from the La Sirena's entrance towards the pool and gardens
A fun photo of the pools water and pool chairs
View of La Sirena beach building condos from our gorgeous pool
Our beautiful pool
The approach to the pool's shallow end and entrance
Another beautiful pool view towards a seating area
Looking towards the lap lane
Looking from the lap lane toward the main pool
Another view of our gorgeous pool
A Cordyline, or Ti Ti plant as commonly known with it's maroon leaves
A Cordyline, or Ti Ti plant as commonly known with it's maroon leaves
A chenille plant with it's fuzzy red blooms in La Sirena Gardens
A yellow candelabra tree in bloom blooms in La Sirena gardens
An upclose look at a fragrant peach brugmansia in La Sirena Gardens
A gorgeous red bougainvillea in full bloom in La Sirena Gardens
A classic orange bird of paradise bloom next to a variegated ming arealia in La Sirena Gardens
On our beach, a native beach geiger tree!
A blue morphos butterfly rests in our gardens
One of our local Residents: An agouti making the rounds in our gardens
A great white heron looking for dinner just off our reef
Our gardens are home to many tropical plants and animals
Giant sea sedum and sea lavendar adapted to our beach!
An orchid blooming in La Sirena gardens
A local spider monkey hanging in our trees.
A helonconia (parrot flower) is one of the stars of our gardens
One of our local Residents: A Caribbean Iquana sunning himself
Even kudamundi frequent our gardens looking for luscious blooms