Twilight at El Camaleon: PGA Tour–Caliber Golf Through Mangroves, Dunes and a Cenote

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Twilight at El Camaleon: PGA Tour–Caliber Golf Through Mangroves, Dunes and a Cenote

An 18‑hole, 7,039‑yard par‑72 round at El Camaleon that highlights the course’s three distinct environments and lists what’s included with your green fee.

Twilight at El Camaleon: PGA Tour–Caliber Golf Through Mangroves, Dunes and a Cenote.

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Come enjoy 18 holes of golf on one of the best courses in Cancun. El Camaleon is home to the PGA Tour and stretches 7,039 yards across three distinct environments — thick mangroves, tropical flora, and coastal sand dunes — with architecture that even incorporates a cenote in the midst of the No. 7 fairway.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE COURSE

PGA Tour pedigree across three ecosystems

A 7,039‑yard, par‑72 layout routed through mangroves, tropical plantings and coastal dunes, designed with multiple tee boxes to challenge and entertain players of every ability.

THE HOLE

A cenote sits at the heart of No. 7

The course’s signature moment is a native underground cenote located in the middle of the No. 7 fairway — a dramatic architectural touch that frames one of the more memorable shots on the routing.

THE SERVICE

Green fee that includes cart, practice balls and transport

Your green fee covers the round plus a golf cart, practice golf balls and round‑trip transportation service, simplifying logistics so you can focus on the course.

What the day feels like

What playing this round feels like

Expect a four‑hour, 18‑hole round that moves between dense mangroves, plantation‑style tropical flora and airy coastal dunes divided by imposing limestone canals. The routing uses at least five different tee boxes on each hole so players can set the course to their game; a golf cart and practice balls are provided to get you ready before you tee off.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this outing suits — and who might want to choose another option.

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All Skill LevelsNorman’s design and the presence of multiple tee boxes mean the course is set up to entertain beginners through low handicappers.
2
Competitive PlayersHome to the PGA Tour and stretching over 7,039 yards, the course presents championship‑caliber challenges for scratch and tournament players.
3
Casual Golfers & GroupsWith a golf cart included and varied teeing options, casual players and group outings can enjoy a full 18‑hole experience without demanding walking distance.
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Visitors Seeking a Scenic RoundPlayers who appreciate coastal dunes, mangroves and a unique cenote feature will find the routing visually distinctive and memorable.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

The round is scheduled for approximately 4 hours.

What the green fee includes

Green fee, golf cart, practice golf balls, and round‑trip transportation service are included.

Course basics

An 18‑hole, 7,039‑yard par‑72 course routed through mangroves, tropical flora and coastal dunes.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the round take?

The outing is scheduled for 4 hours.

How many holes and what is the yardage and par?

El Camaleon is an 18‑hole course, 7,039 yards in length and a par 72.

What is included with the green fee?

The green fee includes the round, a golf cart, practice golf balls and round‑trip transportation service.

Is transportation provided?

Yes — round‑trip transportation service is included with the green fee.

Is the course suitable for beginners?

Yes — the design includes at least five different tee boxes on each hole so players of all ability levels can find a comfortable distance.

Does the course have any signature features?

A notable feature is a native underground cenote located in the midst of the No. 7 fairway, and the routing traverses mangroves and coastal dunes divided by limestone canals.