A trip to the world of exquisite flavor and refined atmosphere begins in Mondo Fusion Tapas Lounge, The Grand Mayan Acapulco’s new and exclusive restaurant.

Mondo is divided into four different areas; lounge, gallery, library and billiards room. Wooden floors, rugs beige and dark-brown marble define each area; and elegant hallway leads to the library, lounge and Tapas bar, TV and billiard room.

In this splendid environment, three cuisines have daringly merged- Mexican, Asian and Mediterranean, mixing delicious ingredients of extraordinary exotic flavor into such creations as the Lobster Cappuccino, or the warm strawberry and Raspberry soup in balsamic vinegar.

Mondo is an appealing invitation to please your senses in a relaxed atmosphere, listening to lounge music in the background, and sipping the most delicious of martinis offered by Mayan Palace Resorts.

Bruce T.

Juliet S.

Tom J.

Margaret K.

Ronnie G.

July L.

Since 1995 the Mayan Palace Acapulco has conducted an on-going campaign to protect the sea turtles. It gives us great satisfaction to contribute to the preservation of species in danger of extinction. The turtle Camp based at the Hotel is registered among the 80 Turtle Camps that exist in Mexico.

Taking into consideration the number of protected eggs and baby turtles released, our camp is classified 1^st in our state.

The camp is active during a 7 month period, beginning in June and ending in January. During these months female turtles arrive at the beach to spawn and the eggs are collected and put inside of incubation pens where they will be protected until the hatching and release stage.  During this final stage our guests can participate in the marvelous experience of releasing baby turtles and helping them to go back to their natural habitat, the Ocean. The effort carried out to protect Sea Turtles must be completed without consuming their meat, eggs or products. Not throwing plastic bags into the sea also protects these animals. The chelonians mistake such bags for jellyfish, their favorite food, and ingest them. Unfortunately, plastic obstructs their digestive tract and usually proves fatal. These marvelous animals have inhabited this planet for millions of years, and we hope our efforts at protection will help insure that they continue to flourish.

Louis A.

Frank S.