The presence of energy here is, for some, magical – and so is the sense of contentment found in exploring new experiences.
Spark curiosity as you find your path to contentment. Feel your senses heighten and your energy increase as you remember how good it feels to try something new.
When Chablé Yucatán’s Kids Club opens in 2023, little ones will discover a myriad of adventures to excite and delight them. A fun rotation of indoor and outdoor activities will highlight local mythology, nature and ecosystems, activity and movement, and creative expression.
Designed by Mexican architect José Lombana, the Kids Club’s geometric design draws inspiration from the Mayans’ depictions of K’uk’ulkaan, a plumed serpent found in their mythology. Realizing the Kids Club would rest upon slanted terrain, Lombana envisioned interconnected cylinders that would intrigue children and encourage them to spend time outside.
Whether children are drawn to the arts, science and nature or the simplicity of pure fun, the Kids Club will be an unforgettable element of their stay at Chablé Yucatán. Workshops will help little hands, hearts and minds explore things like pottery, astronomy, food and drama. Budding history buffs will be enthralled by learning about the Mayan culture and legacy that permeate the resort.
Wherever you are in your practice, experiencing yoga at the edge of a sacred cenote introduces new energy that informs your movements as you find balance between mind, body and soul.
Water therapy is believed across cultures and geography to have deeply restorative, healing benefits. Discover your own fluidity and open yourself to the power of this element.
Clarify and honor the intentions you envision for achieving contentment, balance, peace and energy, at a wellness retreat entirely focused on feeling good both inside and out.
Our belief in the power of embracing the present moment and seeking experiences that foster well-being, drives us to create experiences where guests can redefine what wellness is to them. Golf at Chablé embodies the freshness of this approach, and here, there is no dress code, you can play barefoot, you can lie in the grass between holes and gaze at the sky – it’s all about connecting to your focus, to the outdoors, and to yourself. Whether you are new to golf and want to learn the basics, or you want to unravel the nuances of the course – designed by lauded architect Augustín Pizá – our instructors are standing by to help ensure you draw as much contentment as you can from the experience.
At our palapa, Casita Maya, local cooks will welcome you as warmly as if you were visiting their home kitchen. With spirited instruction, they will share secrets behind delicious local dishes – secrets they, and generations before them, have perfected. Most of the ingredients used here come from the orchards and gardens on property – you won’t find their exact nuances anywhere else.
Meet our Melipona bees, and fear not, for they are stingless. This fascinating endangered species is endemic to the Yucatán Peninsula, and has long been regarded in Mayan culture as sacred. Prior to collecting the honey of these hardworking, loyal bees, a local shaman conducts a special ceremony to honor and respect the bees’ presence and precious value. Melipona honey is medicinal – pure healing, by Nature herself.
The bicycles at your Casita or Villa beckon you to ride the pathways of the resort – and when you do, you will never look back. Whether you go at a slow pace or ride a bit faster to elevate your heart rate, the immersive surrounding greenery and symphonic bird chorus will exhilarate you.
Explore the ages-old craft of appreciating the rare properties of honey and beeswax, and transforming them into useful products.
These natural pits or sinkholes possess cool, clear groundwater – and, some believe, healing properties. Cenotes are unique to the Yucatán Península. Consider this your opportunity to experience one of nature’s miracles firsthand with a visit or diving experience.
SALES ASSOCIATE – KATYA ALVAREZ
MX +52 999 739 4009
residences@chableyucatan.com
