Property in the jungle, possibility to share small kitchen with the owner Renzo. Don't expect too much comfort, it's not a hotel. Nice cabins and nice Restaurant in town nearby.

Béatrice, Germany

Beautifil expwrience with my girlfriend! Everything was amazing! Renzo is a sweet human being, his kingdom is a paradise!

Mauricio, Brazil

The cabana is beautiful, comfortable with a stunning 360^ view on the jungle. The location is fantastic, in the jungle, close to a truly Mayan little town where you can buy food and all you need and where you can have a great dinner in its good restaurants. The closest beach (5 min driving, but lot of people went there walking) it is the most beautiful beach I have ever seen. Xcacel: Wild, protected, white sand and turquoise sea, turtles from May to November, with a gorgeous cenote where you can swim. In 10 mins you can go to Akumal and in 10 to Tulum. Staying at Caveland has been exactly what we want (my husband, my two sons and me). All the comfort far from the crowd in a stunning place. No mosquitoes at all, a lovely hammock where we read and rest. Renzo, the host, is a fantastic person, always genuinely keen to help. He can give you great information about place to see o where to eat. We cannot thank him enough. We have loved everything in Caveland. I will definitely come back.

Martina, Italy

It's a unique place to stay in the middle of jungles, still in 15 min walking distance from the nice restaurant. One shouldn't expect hotel level quality facilities here, however everything essential: washing and drinking water, toilet, shower, convenient beds, food and swimming nearby is available for true relax.

Fedor, United States of America

Lovely sturdy cabaña, surrounded by native trees - (with a chewing gum tree just by our hammock!) and a good distance from the next cabana. Great mosquito screens and ventilation. Near kitchen and bathroom houses. Wonderful cenotes (natural pools) all around and a sweet beach. Also loved having a pretty little village just 10 mins walk away, with good public transport, basic shops and a good restaurant. Renzo went out of his way to make us feel at home.Thank you!

Caroline, Spain

Excellent location, beautiful spot and great owner. Peaceful and quiet, but with plenty to do close by. Very affordable.

Andrew, United States of America

Gorgeous jungle location. Traditional thatch cabanas. We stayed in the big one with private bathroom. I got to sleep in a princess bed!! Nice, hot showers. Mini kitchen. Also a communal kitchen available. So peaceful. Host, Don Renzo, is really kind. He's friendly and aims to please. If you're lucky you might get to sit and have a beer with him and hear good stories. He's personable but also allows for privacy. The best beach is only a 5 minute drive away. Gorgeous and great snorkeling. Ceynotes everywhere!! Two thumbs up!!

Lisa, United States of America

For what I was looking for, this was perfect. It is not a condo. It was a peaceful place and a short walk to a small Mayan village with stores, restaurants, and a colectivo station. From there, I could easily go to Tulum, Sian Ka'an, Akumal for diving and snorkeling, and it is a short walk to a turtle sanctuary beach. There is a nice community kitchen and my cabana had a refrigerator and plenty of dresser space, hammock, and chairs. There is a cave with hammocks. It was clean and well cared for. There are only a few cabanas and the other people were really interesting and nice - we sat and talked around a campfire one night. Very multi-cultural group. Renzo is very nice and accommodating.

Mickie, United States of America

We had an amazing time staying with Renzo & his dogs. He was very hospitable, helpful & the dogs gave great cuddles. A really beautiful spot in the jungle away from the crowds. The local beach, which was a pleasant 15 min walk, had excellent snorkelling & stunning cenote. Just hanging around the site exploring the caves, swimming in the cenote & lying in a hammock also made for an awesome day. The local village felt very safe & friendly with a few restaurants & bars to chose from. There were also regular collectivos (public mini buses) into Tullum & Playa del Carmen. We stayed in one of the cabanas & it was truly magical to wake up the the sights & sounds of the jungle. Super relaxing!

Elaine, United Kingdom

Spur of the moment trip to escape the Midwestern winter blahs with a friend. Saw this place online and thought it would be perfect for us, and it was! Off the beaten path in jungle surroundings, yet right outside a charming/very friendly small Mayan town. Fantastic beach preserve with a cenote across the highway. (Think no buildings except for the bathroom building!) Another pretty cenote across the dirt road and with in walking distance of Cavelands. Tulum, Akumal and various other adventures are just down the highway within minutes, it was always nice to come home to Cavelands at the end of the day though. We rented a car at the airport and that worked out great. (watch the last tope as you leave the small town Cheyumil headed towards Cavelands...take it real slow) We loved Don Renzo and the dogs! Good people and animals at Cavelands! Looking forward to going back!

Corinna, United States of America