One of the cottages
Organic pool with view of the river below
A cottage among a field of rocks
The cheerful restaurant
The modern kitchen
A sample room
The river below
Highway 180, between San Andrés Tuxtla and Catemaco, exit at Sihuapan, towards Eyipantla, then towards Chuniapan.
App. 13 miles from Catemaco, (30 minutes).
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March 2010.
Today the first visitors arrived at the newest and most luxurious eco-lodge in Los Tuxtlas. Located on 28
hectares on the edge of the Rio Grande de Catemaco, a few miles below the Eyipantla Waterfall, the resort is an
Over the last few years, a rock strewn, mainly deforested cow pasture has been transformed with 8000 trees
along the contours of the land and has been declared a private nature reserve.

The owner, formerly of Cancun, has introduced a concept of luxury never seen in Los Tuxtlas. 6 magnificent
cottages are carefully spotted on the terrain, a superb modern kitchen caters to an attractive restaurant
focused on organic meals, and an attractive pool affords great views of the river below.

The resort is totally off grid, depending on solar and wind power and natural gas for its amenities. A spring
provides its waters. Much of the food served is grown organically along interpretive trails leading through the
property which also includes 2 fish farms. Horses are available, cows provide fresh milk and oxen are used
instead of tractors to manage the heavy chores.

The resort is still fresh and its 8000 new trees need another year of growth to be truly luxuriant. Security is
extreme and no casual visitors are allowed. All access is by reservation for guests paying from 2000 pesos per
night in the high season.