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Dear TAO Community
In a blink of an eye we got to November. Just one more month and we’ll leave 2016 behind.
This is an important month for us due to the Mexican Revolution which is commemorated on November 20th.
We are also having the Yucatán Xmatkuil Fair which will take place in Mérida, I am sure It will be the perfect opportunity to experience more about mexican culture. These two, amongst many other events and surprises, are what we can expect from this amazing November.
If you´re looking for new and different activities to do this month, check out our blog so you could get new ideas for your next trip!
I would also like to invite you all to our NEW Sushi Bar restaurant, where you can enjoy our delicious sushi and have some drinks with your friends. Let me remind you that we have special prices for homeowners; we are just waiting for you!
I’m certain this will be a splendid month for the whole TAO Community. I´ll leave you with my monthly advice: Take the risk or lose the chance.
Have a great month everyone!
Saludos,
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For more than 70 years, the Robert Trent Jones name has been associated with the very best in golf course design. This golf legacy began with Robert Trent Jones Sr., born in England (1906). His son, known as “Bobby” (born in 1939), followed his father steps and became a golf course designer too. In 1972 Bobby left his father’s firm to found his own (Robert Trent Jones II); with more than 270 courses in over 40 countries on 6 continents, he didn’t let his father down.
Following the pillar of the design philosophy “that every project is site specific; listen to the land and work with it to create the best golf design possible on every unique site” he managed to create one of the most exclusive and luxurious design firms in the world.
Being in a fairway designed by Robert Trent Jones II is an experience like no other. In TAO México we offer special rates to our residents to access the Grand Bahia Principe’s amazing 27-hole golf course; one of the four Robert Trent Jones II signature golf courses in Mexico.
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Mérida November 11th - December 4th
A great event in Yucatán, where you’ll find art shows, concerts, mechanical games, amongst many other amazing activities.
Learn more here
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Xel-Há Park November 19th and 20th
Live this 8th edition triathlon through the unique natural settings of Xel-Há, where your passion and physical strength are the engines to conquer your dreams.
Read more here
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Playa Del Carmen 24 - 26th November
The best jazz in town, where musicians from Mexico and all around the world gathered in the Caribbean paradise.
Read more here
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Also known as Chunyaxché, this magical place it’s located at the Sian Ka’an Biosphere.
There is a path through the jungle which leads you to the Chunyaxche lagoon where you can hire a tour to explore this amazing site and swim in the fresh turquoise waters of Muyil.
What we recommend you to bring:
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Repellent
- Lightweight clothes
- Comfortable shoes
- Water
- Camera
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In December 1987, Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve was declared a World Heritage Property by UNESCO, thanks to its unique biodiversity and fascinating Mayan history.
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An extraordinary development by TAO, surrounded by unparalleled natural beauty and exquisite residential units. Located just a few meters away from crystalline waters of the Mexican Caribbean.
CHAN Building at Sirenis, is definitely a great opportunity to invest in the Riviera Maya.
Read more here
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November 30th: Alfonso Cuarón - Screenwriter
November 28th: Gael García Bernal - Actor
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- Use sunscreen every day, even if it’s cloudy.
- Be careful around water, snow, or sand. These surfaces reflect the damaging rays of the sun, increasing your risk of getting sunburned.
- Wear sunglasses with 99% to 100% UV absorption.
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Scuba diving in Cozumel is absolutely stunning, it has loads of incredibly beautiful spots where you can find brillinatly colored underwater landscapes and abundant sealife.
Read more here
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The word calaverita is the diminutive of calavera in Spanish, which means skull. The term is used to describe several things in Mexico, particularly around November 2nd; Mexico’s National Day of the Dead.
Read more here
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Ron Kubicki November 1st
Alita Larkin November 2nd
Wess Powell November 2nd
Bev Closson November 10th
Tim O'Leary November 16th
Rattikan Powell November 18th
Subhas Mukhopadkyay November 19th
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