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Oceanfront green at El Camaleón at sunrise, bunkers and jungle framing the fairway with the Caribbean on the horizon.

CURATED STAY & PLAY

Riviera Maya, Mexico · Flexible dates · Fly into CUN

Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya Golf Escape

Four nights in a Junior Suite Tropical View at Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya, the adults-only all-inclusive rebuilt on seventy acres of Caribbean beachfront north of Playa del Carmen. Three championship rounds come with it: two at El Camaleón, the Greg Norman design where the PGA TOUR first played Mexico, and one at Nick Price's Gran Coyote — tee times confirmed before you land, and unlimited dining and drinks across nine venues in between.

from $2,016 per golfer when two share · $2,468 in a room of your own · you choose when you travel

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The golf

Your course lineup

These are the courses you choose from. Availability depends on your travel dates, and after you book you pick your course for each day while your concierge secures every tee time.

Golfers on the fairway seen from inside the cenote cave at El Camaleón, Mayakoba

Course 01

El Camaleón Golf Course

The course that brought the PGA TOUR to Mexico — sixteen seasons of it, with a cenote beside the opening fairway.

El Camaleón is the most credentialed tee time in this catalog. Greg Norman's routing through Mayakoba hosted the PGA TOUR every year from 2007 to 2022 — the first TOUR event ever played in Mexico — then LIV Golf in 2023 and 2024, and the LPGA's Riviera Maya Open from 2025. The course changes skins the way its name promises: out of dense jungle, through mangrove and limestone canals, to two par 3s set directly on the Caribbean at the seventh and fifteenth. A natural cenote gapes beside the first fairway. You play the same Paspalum the pros putted.

Par
72
Yards
7,116
Designer
Greg Norman
Year
2006
Style
Jungle, mangrove & oceanfront
Inside the course, El Camaleón Golf Course

The honors

  1. Host venue, PGA TOUR Mayakoba Golf Classic / World Wide Technology Championship (16 editions)

    PGA TOUR · 2022

  2. Host venue, inaugural LPGA Riviera Maya Open

    LPGA · 2025

The course in frames

Aerial of El Camaleón fairways woven through mangrove canals
The mangrove canals thread the routing
Green beside a limestone canal with stone bridge at El Camaleón
Stone bridge to a canal-guarded green
Aerial of El Camaleón running from jungle toward the sea
Out of the jungle, toward the Caribbean
2 more frames, El Camaleón Golf Course
Tee shot over water at Gran Coyote Golf, Playa del Carmen

Course 02

Gran Coyote Golf

Nick Price through the coastal jungle north of Playa del Carmen — the course formerly known as Grand Coral.

Gran Coyote opened as Grand Coral and later took its current name, but the course underneath is unchanged Nick Price: honest angles, jungle rough that converts wayward drives into recovery lessons, and Platinum Paspalum surfaces. It was built with an environmental team involved in the design — water use and native wildlife shaped the routing — and it anchors the Corasol development a few minutes north of Playa del Carmen. Par 71, just over 7,000 yards.

Par
71
Yards
7,043
Designer
Nick Price
Year
2011
Style
Coastal jungle parkland
Inside the course, Gran Coyote Golf

The course in frames

Drone aerial of Gran Coyote fairways cut through coastal jungle
Jungle framing on every corridor
Golden-hour view over a lakeside hole at Gran Coyote
Golden hour on the lakeside holes
Aerial of Gran Coyote Golf within the Corasol development
The Corasol jungle from above
1 more frame, Gran Coyote Golf

The luxury of choice

You choose when you travel

No fixed departure to work around. Pick the arrival that suits your group, and we build the same complete stay around it: every night, every round, every transfer handled.

Arrive any day
through October 2027
Your stay
4 nights · 3 rounds
Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya

Your home base

Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya

Rebuilt from the ground up and reopened in late 2022, Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya is an adults-only, all-inclusive resort of 291 suites on seventy acres of Caribbean beachfront — Hyatt puts it at 29 miles from Cancún International and six miles north of Playa del Carmen. Nine restaurants, bars, and lounges, a Zen Spa, swim-up suites, and a wide white-sand beach, with the golf a short run down the coast road.

Inside the resort, Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya

The resort in frames

Aerial view of Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya's two free-form pools with striped umbrellas, daybeds, and palms, the white-sand beach and turquoise sea beyond.
Two pools stepped toward the sand with a swim-up bar between them, and the beach palapas just past the last umbrella.
Open-air beachfront restaurant terrace with woven armchairs, set wooden tables, and thatched beach umbrellas along the sea behind.
Ocean-side tables under the portico - nine venues, all of them already paid for.
Suite interior with a king bed under macramé wall art, sitting area, and sliding glass doors opening to a terrace with palms and beach palapas beyond.
Suites run coastal-modern: king bed, marble floors, and a terrace pointed at the palapas.

Where it sits

Carretera Federal 307 Km 299, 77710 Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico

One clear price for your room and golf

Choose how you room

Every price is the full package for your room: meals, transfers, and rounds for everyone staying in it. What you see is what you pay.

Package total, paid in full. Fully refundable until 31 days before you arrive; non-refundable inside that window. See how cancellations work

A typical stay

How your days unfold

  1. Day oneArrive
    • Land at Cancún International (CUN)
    • Included round-trip transfer - Hyatt puts the resort 29 miles down the coast
    • Check in, find the beach; the drinks are already covered
  2. Day twoYour first round
    • A championship round at El Camaleón or Gran Coyote, per your schedule
    • Your confirmed tee time
  3. Day threeYour second round
    • A championship round at El Camaleón or Gran Coyote, per your schedule
    • Your confirmed tee time
  4. Day fourYour third round
    • A championship round at El Camaleón or Gran Coyote, per your schedule
    • Your confirmed tee time
  5. Day fiveDepart
    • One last breakfast by the water
    • Included transfer back to Cancún International
    • Fly home

In one price

What's handled

Not a list of amenities. A list of promises. Each one is arranged before you land, so nothing waits for you at the resort desk.

  • Four nights at Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya in a Junior Suite Tropical View - an adults-only, all-inclusive resort of 291 suites on the Caribbean
  • Three championship rounds: two at Mayakoba's El Camaleón and one at Gran Coyote
  • Advance tee times confirmed at reservation, so you play when you want to
  • Round-trip airport transfers from Cancún International
  • Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner with unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages across nine restaurants, bars, and lounges
  • Unlimited practice-facility use on each day of play
  • Taxes and resort fees included
  • Arrive Golf concierge handling tee times, transfers, and every detail

Airfare. Caddie or forecaddie fees, where required, paid at the course. Spa treatments and extras outside the resort's all-inclusive plan. Rates are subject to availability and confirmation at booking.

CURATED STAY & PLAY

You choose when you play

from $2,016 per golfer when two share

Your Arrive Golf travel concierge arranges your resort, golf, transfers, and itinerary in advance, and stays available throughout your trip.

Pick your arrival, choose your room, and pay in full. Nothing waits for you at the resort desk.

Plans change? Your package is fully refundable until 31 days before you arrive; inside that window it is non-refundable. See how cancellations work

Book this trip

Next: pick your arrival and your room, then pay in full.

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THE STARTER’S WELCOME

New guests begin at the first tee.

5% off your first trip, sent by email, applied automatically at checkout when you sign in to book. No expiration, one per guest.

New guests take 5% off the trip price of their first trip.

Your 5% comes off the trip price itself. Extras keep their own pricing. One per guest, new guests only.