Holiday Special Event 2010/2011
Escape the commercialism of the holidays. Return to Nature and revitalize your soul. Join us for our holiday celebrations (December 24 & December 31.) A romantic trio will set the mood, Mariachis' trumpets will vibrate your bones and the stirring rhythms of a Cuban band will get your feet dancing. All this with an extraordinary 5 course gourmet dinner, champagne, open bar, a beach bonfire and spectacular fireworks!
In order to make your holidays as stress-free as possible, we have prepared a package that will take care many of the details:
• 7 nights accommodation (double occupancy),
• $200 in restaurant & bar credit,
• two massages 
• reservations for our holiday celebration.
Our special Holiday offer... 20% (Christmas Reservations) or 10% (New Years Reservations) August discount
Your cost for these 7 great nights ranges from $1524 (Bungalow 2) to $3935 (Luna Penthouse) for 2 persons..............
Join our convivial staff, your 
Mexican family, for a joyous Noel or a fun farewell to 2010 with an inspiringly hopeful greeting to 2011. This year our new Terraza will be the main site of festivities with piñatas and surprises for all.
Christmas in Mexico
On Christmas Eve in Santiago Tuxtla (Veracruz) everybody assembles in the Zocalo for an evening of dancing, which include the huapangs to the accompaniment of a Jarocho band. In Quiroga (Michoacan) villagers present some Nativity plays (Pastorales) in churches on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Even in the capital, Mexico City, a festive air with the famed Zocalo a blaze (which is sometimes called the Plaza de la Constitution) has a sea of colorful lights in this ancient square.
The Cuetlaxochitl or better known as the Poinsettia is known as the Christmas flower because of its beautiful red color and it mainly blooms in December. In most countries it is known as the Poinsettia after the former US Ambassador to Mexico (Joel R. Poinset) liked it so much he named it and sent it to the USA. Later it was sent to Europe.
Playa Escondida is NOT a family resort however you should be aware that you may encounter a few children from time to time.
