Welcome to your beachfront ocean view condo in Playa del Carmen. Condo Caballito de Mar, is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo with an ocean view terrace at the Corto Maltes Condos.
Your beachfront condo has an ocean view terrace and is situated at the Corto Maltes Condos. Enjoy endless hours basking in the sun or lounging by the turquoise sea. The famous Playa del Carmen lighthouse is also right outside your door and can easily be seen from your terrace. Downstairs on the front of Corto Maltes facing the ocean is the beachfront restaurant Zenzi with live music and great food and drinks.
The condo sleeps 4 adults - 2 in the master suite with king bed and 2 in the guest suite with full bed. The living room also has a sofa bed which sleeps 2. Both the master suite and living room have ocean views, as does the large terrace off the living room.
The Corto Maltes Condos are located on 10th Street and the beach in sunny Playa del Carmen, Mexico. You are only 2 blocks away (1 minute walk) from trendy 5th Avenue, the hip walking street with over a mile of shopping and dining options.
MONTHLY PRICING:
- Rentals Long Term: Plus Electricity. (Price per KW between $3 to $8 MXN)
- We require a community fee of $1,000 USD refundable up to 7 business days.
EARLY CHECK IN / LATE CHECK OUT :
- In case you require Early check in or Late check Out, it has an additional cost.
*LATE CHECK OUT* *EARLY CHECK IN*
1:00 PM - $45 USD 9:OO AM - $100 USD
3:00 PM - $75 USD 11:00 AM - $75 USD
5:00 PM - $100 USD 1:00 PM - $45 USD
Since 2008, Nasplaya has served as Playa del Carmen's premier vacation rental and property management company. With over 80 properties to choose from, we offer a wide selection of well-maintained condos and homes for you to choose from. You’ll have free access to our bilingual concierge who can help you cut through the language barrier. From unique restaurant recommendations to discounted tours, we can help you save time and money. We also have a helpline should you need any assistance during your stay.
- Keep in mind that during the spring, the beaches may show seaweed due to climate change.
