We protect beachfront land in Puerto Morelos with an engineered approach: survey, soft solutions first (dunes, geotubes), rock revetments or seawalls only where they are needed, and works outside turtle season. Puerto Morelos mixes low-rise beachfront condos, villas north of the leaning lighthouse and the marina area, on a coast backed by the national reef park.
Sand-filled geotextile tubes, buried in the dune, that act as a last line of defence.
Sand nourishment, sand fencing and native dune plants that rebuild the beach naturally.
Coastal studies, ZOFEMAT, SEMARNAT and turtle-season planning.
Houses by the sea get salt and wind, while the jungle side is humid and shaded, so the same house type needs different paint, metal and garden specifications depending on the side of the highway. Every frontage is surveyed and compared with its neighbours, because coastal works that ignore the next lot usually fail.
Puerto Morelos has been its own municipality since 2016 and issues its own licences; the beach strip is under ZOFEMAT and the reef national park, and gated communities add HOA rules. Hurricane waves, sargassum and seasonal sand movement set the crest height, toe depth and material of each solution.
Town water reaches most of the coast, but jungle lots often depend on wells and cisterns, so filtration and storage are part of most bathroom and garden projects.
Puerto Morelos is about 30 minutes from our workshops and close to Cancún suppliers, so materials arrive quickly and crews can return daily.
| Solution | Use | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Rock revetment | Exposed frontage, high energy | $27,300–$65,400 MXN/linear m |
| Geotube system | Buried dune core | $16,400–$38,200 MXN/linear m |
| Concrete seawall | Building at risk, limited space | $38,200–$87,200 MXN/linear m |
| Dune restoration | Sand, fencing, native plants | $1,600–$4,400 MXN/m² |
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