Azul Nomeolvides
The Architecture
An intimate retreat on the shore of Bacalar's Lagoon of Seven Colors, formed by six A-frame cabins set within the jungle.
Azul Nomeolvides combines bioclimatic architecture, local materials, design and a philosophy of conscious travel. The cabins are raised on stilts to encourage natural air circulation and minimise their impact on the surroundings.
The property offers an experience of connection with nature, with lagoon access, kayaks, terraces and spaces designed to enjoy the environment in a calm and responsible way.
Bioclimatic Design
Sustainability Features
The Experience
Recognition
The lodge is powered by solar energy and operates completely off the conventional electricity grid, according to the information published on its official website.
A closed-loop water system treats and reuses all water on site, with measures in place to reduce consumption and minimise the impact on the surrounding environment.
