On the shores of the Lagoon of Seven Colors, Habitas Bacalar blends eco-sustainable design with the calm beauty of its jungle and waterfront setting. Away from Tulum’s crowds, guests stay in elegant tented suites, dine on Maya-inspired cuisine, and enjoy water-centered activities from paddleboard yoga to kayaking.
Why we love it
Habitas Bacalar is about reconnection with nature, wellness, and community. The lagoon’s shifting blues, serene tented suites, and focus on wellness-driven living create a retreat that feels calming, authentic, and far from the bustle of Tulum.
Signature experiences
Sunrise paddleboard yoga on the lagoon
Open-air dining at Siete with farm-to-table menus
Spa treatments using cacao and melipona honey
Kayaking or catamaran sailing on the crystalline waters
Sunset cocktails at the rooftop bar
Positive impact
Habitas Bacalar follows the group’s eco-sustainable model, designed with minimal impact to its surroundings of jungle, mangroves, and lagoon. Natural materials and palapa roofs blend into the environment, while waste and water management systems reduce footprint. Siete restaurant supports local farms and honors Maya culinary traditions, integrating seasonal, hand-selected ingredients. The spa uses locally sourced products like cacao and melipona honey, supporting regional producers. Community is central, with spaces designed for gathering, reflection, and connection.
Habitas Bacalar is about reconnection with nature, wellness, and community. The lagoon’s shifting blues, serene tented suites, and focus on wellness-driven living create a retreat that feels calming, authentic, and far from the bustle of Tulum.
