PAID CONTENT FOR WAKAX HACIENDA
PAID CONTENT FOR WAKAX HACIENDA
Wakax Hacienda TULUM, MEXICO
Wakax Hacienda is an ideal haven for travellers looking for the perfect setting for a memorable trip. Guests can dip into the clear waters of Cenote Nohoch, a private natural sinkhole of freshwater and saltwater and stunning beauty. Discover the mysteries of an underground river and its incredible rock formations, or kayak through a calm lagoon. This impressive cenote, with iridescent waters,
which can be accessed through floral arches, is one of the most beautiful natural settings of the Hacienda. Behind the cenote, adventurous types will be able to experience the incredible subterranean river of Wakax Hacienda. In a 45-minute guided tour, guests will be led on a spectacular journey featuring crystalline waters, stalactites, stalagmites and unique fauna, all of which will delight the senses. In front of a colossal limestone quarry, which was
gradually flooded by surrounding underground rivers, the bottle green El Cocal lake sprawls out amid the leafy forest. There’s a restaurant and plenty of exciting activities available here, from swimming in the peaceful waters or trying out paddleboarding
and kayaking. Those seeking out adventure can sign up for the Jungle Bike Experience, which entails a two-hour guided tour around the mysterious jungle paths of Wakax Hacienda, while learning about the Mayan culture and lifestyle. Wakax is the ideal place for those looking to retreat
into relaxation as it boasts four cenotes, three pools, two stunning lakes, three dedicated massage cabins, and multiple palapas for yoga or reading. Guests can swim peacefully or simply relax as desired. Hidden on the edge of the lush jungle is the Palapa de Yoga, and an area specially designed for temazcal ceremonies. From here, guests can also access small cenotes with glassy and refreshing waters. Wakax Hacienda offers 48 rooms across six
different categories, all featuring air conditioning, a terrace, and views of either the gardens or the sun-dappled jungle. Options range from the deluxe suites, cosy hideaways with a king-sized bed spread over two floors at the heart of the Hacienda, up to the Casa del Árbol, a spacious two-level house complete with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, and plunge pool.
DON’T MISS Join other guests in the ancient Indigenous ritual of the temazcal sweat lodge ceremony, led by a dedicated shaman
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KEY FEATURES • 48 rooms and suites • El Cocal Yucatán restaurant • Three pools • Two lakes • Three massage cabins • Four cenotes • 395 acres of estate • Underground river
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