Majahuitas Resort
Set in the sleepy town of Chacala (which means “where the shrimp are” in the native tongue), this resort is located in a secret cove only accessible by boat. There is no wifi or television, and the little electricity needed is produced from solar panels.
There are several private houses to choose from, each with unique features. For example, some have a thatched roof, some are open-air, and all have hammocks for private lounging.
The food is five stars, and the chef decides the menu on the day according to the season and the catch. It is a menu in line with the hotel’s eco-philosophy.
Indeed, the water is recycled, food is composted, and the local community is employed in the building and running of the resort.
With the burdens of modern life lifted, there is time to take long walks on the beach, view the intricate sea life with a snorkel, and go sea-kayaking.
The area is home to over 300 species of birds that provide the soundtrack to your stay in this singular paradise.
The hidden cove is only accessible by boat. The unique beauty of Majahuitas beach results from the lush jungles of the Sierra Madre mountains meeting the Pacific Ocean.
How about a quick ping pong game before heading out to the pristine white sandy beach?
Fine dining at Majahuitas Resort's restaurant is complete with a long, ocean-facing dining table.
The open-air villa bedrooms have a dark privacy curtain, and the beds are protected from unwanted mosquito bites by a net.
No tropical resort would be satisfactory without a bedside hammock.
The private jungle house is connected by a wooden bridge.
Chule Villa's private balcony overlooks the majestic Majahuitas beach.
Massage under a tent by a calmly flowing stream of water? You got it!
You can rent kayaks and go for an exploration around Majahuitas.
Another great way to spend the evening is to set a beachside fireplace and enjoy the company of your fellow travelers.
