Akumal Natura Glamping

Staff, facilities, bungalows, private cenotes, private park

Nothing

The place is lovely and the animals were amazing. Nice to be a part of nature. Restaurant is basic but fine. First room had a light issue and the staff changed rooms for us without even asking. Impressive.

We absolutely loved our time at Akumal Glamping. Not only were the staff here absolutely wonderful, the property was beautiful and our room was very clean and comfortable. We even saw monkeys on the property while we were there, which was definitely a highlight!! We felt very safe the entire time we were there, they have security cameras and the front gate is always monitored. There are always stuff available to help/answer questions if you need them, and everyone was very kind and happy to help. The location was perfect for us, it was far enough away from the touristy side by the beach that we were able to experience more of the local side of things, which is what we had hoped for, but we could still head over to the touristy side if we wanted to (It was about a half an hour, maybe a 45-minute walk at most). We really like going into the Pueblo for dinner and eating with the locals. We met some pretty cool people while we were here ! We would come back to Akumal glamping in a heartbeat! It was an incredibly relaxing location, and we loved that they had the cenotes right on site 😊❤️ Side Note: If you do make the smart decision to come stay here, the Akumal Natura Rescue tour is a must. Caesar was our guide, and you can really see how much they care for these animals. Honestly I feel like this was one of the best parts of staying here, we really loved this tour and we're glad we had Caesar as our guide! I'm proud that we were able to help support their work, and we even got some honey to take home (which is delicious, don't miss out lol)

I will start by saying this has absolutely nothing to do with Akumal Glamping themselves, I honestly have nothing bad to say about them!! BUT this is something that we wish we had of known ahead of time so that we were prepared to bring a little more cash - the taxis in Akumal are very expensive, so if you're not able to walk the distance to get to the ocean and you are planning on seeing it, definitely take this into consideration. A 10-minute taxi drive is going to cost you about $60 - $80 US, and that seems to be the norm all around Akumal for these. We were shocked by this, we know sometimes people will charge more and you can usually talk them down a bit but it didn't seem to be like that in Akumal.

The cenote with the fishes . The breakfast was ok

It was suppose to be a glamping in a Natural zone … surrounded by a bricks wall right behind the wooden bungalows used as rooms… close to the highway and the railroad Even though there was no more places for visiting the animal refuge , the video displayed at the restaurant makes us feel it look like more as animal in cages