El Camaleon is named after its diverse layout and ever-changing landscape, which bends through tropical jungles, dense mangroves and oceanfront stretches of sand with holes bordered by massive limestone canals. The indigenous and environmentally inspired design aspects are evident from the opening fairway by an imposing cenote, an ancient underground cavern that was unearthed during the initial stages of course construction. El Camaleon is the only one course in the Riviera Maya featuring two holes just steps from the Caribbean Sea.