Palometa is the colloquial Spanish term for permit and is the perfect name for a fly fishing operation catering to anglers serious about catching this most challenging of saltwater trophies on the fly. The Palometa Club operates out of a brand new six-bedroom lodge located on the picturesque ocean-side beach of the unique lobster fishing village of Punta Allen, Mexico.

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Anglers can book fully-inclusive, week-long fishing packages (which include transportation from Cancun) in their quest for permit, bonefish, tarpon and snook. Non-anglers can enjoy snorkeling, guided eco tours and archeological trips as The Palometa Club is situated within the famed Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a 1.3 million acre World Heritage Site known for its rich marine environment, exotic birds and tropical wildlife, and vast array of Mayan ruins.

The Palometa Club is located south of the glamorous stretch of Caribbean resorts known to travelers the world over as the Mexican Riviera. Highlighted by the popular all-night party town and cruise ship port of Cancun, the area encompasses the golf and diving destination of Cozumel, the sun sports hideaway of Playa del Carmen and the dramatic Mayan ruins of Tulum. But beyond there the pavement ends
and the real adventure begins. As you leave the glitter of nightlife, the throngs of tourists, the jet skis, the tour buses, the cheap souvenirs… peace returns and the lush coastal
jungle closes in. Completely protected from development by the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a 1.3 million acre World Heritage Site, this is the real Yucatan, authentic Mayan Mexico at its best. The Palometa Club and the Mayan lobster fishing village of Punta Allen lie thirty miles south of Tulum
at the end of a long, narrow peninsula of dense jungle and wild beach that forms the northeastern edge of the famed Ascension Bay. This is where you’re going!