Discover the new Boca de Agua hotel in Bacalar: luxury, design and nature meet
A refuge that is born between the jungle and the water
In the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, next to the majestic Bacalar Lagoon —known as the “Seven Color Lagoon”Wikipedia— there is the Boca de Agua hotel, a new luxury accommodation proposal that embraces nature and design in equal measure. Opened in 2023 STAY SOME DAYS+2ArchDaily in Spanish+2, the project was created with the mission of offering a regenerative experience both for travelers and for the environment.
Architectural design at the service of the environment
The project was conceived by renowned architect Frida Escobedo, who created a series of “tree houses” built on stilts to minimize the impact on the ground and allow local vegetation and fauna to live together freely.ArchDaily in Spanish+1 The materials — local wood, neutral tones, natural light — and the artisanal furniture reaffirm an organic and respectful aesthetic language.Lifestylehotels™ +1
Privileged location and environment
Boca de Agua is located right on the federal highway, just about 10 minutes by car from downtown Bacalar.Bocadeagua.com+1 This makes it possible to combine the tranquility of an almost jungle environment with the proximity to village life. The environment of the lagoon, its turquoise tones, the mangroves and the nearby jungle, create a unique setting for rest and adventure.
Accommodation that invites you to disconnect
With approximately 26 rooms —according to some sources— designed as villas or tree houses, the hotel is committed to intimate, elegant accommodation in direct contact with nature.STAY SOME DAYS+1 Some rooms have a terrace, outdoor seating areas, and even direct access to the lagoon or private pier, elevating the lodging experience.
Gastronomy, Wellness and Experiences
The hotel restaurant offers local ingredients and cuisine that celebrates the region: jungle, water, Mayan tradition and new flavors.Bocadeagua.com+1 For those looking to relax, there are spas, wellness treatments in contact with the natural environment and activities such as kayaking, paddle-boarding or simply contemplating the reflection of the sunset in the lagoon.Expedia
Responsible and regenerative tourism
One of the highlights is its ecological approach: more than 90% of the land remains intact thanks to the elevated design, mangrove areas have been rehabilitated and recycled or locally sourced materials are used.TIME+1 In this way, the hotel seeks to become a model of sustainable tourism in an area as sensitive as Bacalar.
Who is Boca de Agua for?
Ideal for couples looking for romantic getaways, travelers who want an immersion in nature with quality design, or those who value exclusive and authentic experiences in less crowded destinations. Important: Some of the tree houses are not intended for young children and it is recommended to review family policies when booking.bocadeagua.com
Conclusion
If you are thinking of a destination that combines luxury, intact nature and intelligent design, Boca de Agua in Bacalar is an option that aims high. More than a hotel, it promises to be a refuge where time seems to stand still between jungle, water and wood.