Snorkeling Espiritu Santo Bay are as close to paradise you will find anywhere. They possess a unique combination of environments which create the ideal habitat for a wide variety of animal life and sea life. In essence, it is great home for game fish. The vast estuary/flats system and adjacent reef are the basis of Casa Blanca's pristine, and highly productive fishery. Shallow water coral species demand a very stable environment with precise water temperature and consistent water depth in order to flourish. This is why large barrier reefs, like the Palancar Reef that parallels Casa Blanca's coast, are so rare. Palancar is second only to Australia's Great Barrier Reef in size. The reef itself supplies food and shelter to a huge variety of baitfish and small crustaceans, which in turn attract larger predators. The reef also protects the shore-side fishery from full ocean swells. The coral heads absorb the brunt of the waves, allowing the flats to remain calm even if the reef is being pounded by a storm swell.

Paddling & Kayak Fishing Enjoy excellent kayak reef fishing right out your front or back door.  Casa Redonda is only steps from the warm, crystal clear waters of the Mexican caribbean.  Paddle out to the reef to catch a variety of snapper, grouper, barracuda and more! If you head out the back door, you are only steps from the mangrove lined waterways of Laguna Santa Rosa.  Laguna Santa Rosa features year round juvenile tarpon fishing.  Juvenile tarpon in the 5 to 60 lbs range can be seen schooling in the backcountry jungle of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve. Casa Redonda has two Freedom Hawk Kayaks available for fishing the backcountry lagoons.

Surf Fishing Enjoy excellent fishing right out your front or back door.  Casa Redonda is only steps from the warm, crystal clear waters of the Mexican caribbean.  Surf fishing for a variety of exciting species of fish.  Extra large barracudas, an assortment of aggressive jacks, tarpon, bonefish, permit and even the occassional shark could be landed on any given day.