Boca de Agua: A Luxury and Sustainability Sanctuary on the Lagoon of Seven Colors

Nestled in the heart of the Yucatán Peninsula, Boca de Agua is a one-of-a-kind retreat that fuses eco-conscious luxurywith the natural beauty of Bacalar’s Lagoon of Seven Colors. Since opening in November 2023, this extraordinary property has offered guests a serene and immersive stay that bridges wellness, design, and authentic connection to nature.

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Designed by renowned Mexican architect Frida Escobedo, the property features elevated structures that protect the surrounding ecosystem while blending seamlessly into the lush jungle. The 22 rooms, decorated with natural materialsand earthy tones, exude warmth and harmony with the land. For added privacy and sophistication, the villas offer generous living areas and, in some cases, private plunge pools.

Each accommodation features an open-air jungle-view shower, allowing for an intimate encounter with nature that feels both grounding and indulgent. Every detail—thoughtfully curated—aims to deliver a truly transformative and sereneexperience.

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Boca de Agua is a space for both repose and exploration. From relaxing massages in tranquil treehouse cabanas to kayaking and paddleboarding on the lagoon, there’s no shortage of ways to unwind or awaken the senses.

Guests can spend an entire day swimming in the lagoon and lounging on the hotel’s pier with overwater hammocks, or opt for a private sailing tour led by a personal guide—ideal for discovering the lagoon’s hidden gems, including a secret cenote. Sunrise and sunset outings paint the sky with cinematic colors, creating moments of pure awe.

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The on-site restaurant celebrates sophisticated Yucatecan cuisine, marrying traditional Mexican and international flavors with a gourmet twist. Expect handmade tortillas, seasonal ingredients, and chef-driven creations that capture the essence of the region while indulging the palate. Every dish is rooted in quality, locality, and culinary storytelling.

Service at Boca de Agua is attentive yet intuitive, with a team that prioritizes comfort and personalization at every turn. From coordinating custom experiences to anticipating every need, the staff makes each moment feel special, genuine, and thoughtfully crafted

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Sustainability is not an afterthought—it’s embedded in every aspect of the hotel. Boca de Agua collaborates with local artisans to infuse each space with regional identity, while its environmental regeneration program includes mangrove restoration, renewable energy integration (in partnership with Ammper), and conservation efforts led by Mono Araña, a local NGO dedicated to protecting native species.

The hotel is operated by Hamak, a hospitality group known for managing boutique properties focused on meaningful travel and exceptional service.