Habitas Bacalar

9.3/10

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• Roman stayed here

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Booking.com: $200
Expedia: $190
Vio.com: $180

Highlights

Boutique hotel

Lake-front

A-frames

Jungles

Restaurants

Spa

Sustainable

Kayaking

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Habitas Bacalar is a holistic oasis on the shore of Bacalar Lagoon with luxurious A-frames for recharging the body, mind, and soul. The hotel's design is inspired by the natural surroundings and is constructed using local materials.

The property features a collection of beautifully appointed A-frames, each one designed to provide a peaceful and relaxing environment with minimalist decor, and large windows that let in natural light and offer stunning views of the lagoon.

The hotel offers a variety of activities and experiences – yoga classes, spa treatments, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Guests You can also relax on the hotel's private beach, swim in the lagoon, or take a boat tour to explore the nearby attractions.

The hotel's restaurant serves locally sourced, organic food and offers a menu that caters to different dietary needs. The hotel bar offers a selection of handcrafted cocktails and organic wines, as well as a range of non-alcoholic drinks.

Habitas Bacalar is committed to sustainable practices and has implemented several initiatives to reduce its environmental impact. The hotel's philosophy is to create a space that allows guests to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with nature, themselves, and their fellow travelers.

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2-6h

Laguna Bacalar

Unique, crystal-clear freshwater lake with all kinds of hues of blue – from dark turquoise to sandy-clear blue, similar to those you can find in the Maldives. Some even call this lagoon the “Maldives of Mexico”.

Bacalar Town

Located on the west shore of the lake and adds coziness to this marvel of nature. We recommend spending a day or two exploring the Bacalar area. We prefer to relax whenever we visit the lagoon, but there’s a ton to do here as well.

Cenote Azul

Natural swimming hole just outside of Bacalar town. The cenote is known for its crystal-clear blue waters, which are surrounded by lush vegetation and towering trees. The water is also quite deep, making it a great spot for diving and snorkeling.

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