Maya.elparedon

Relax in this modern villa on the beach in El Paredón, Guatemala's fastest-growing surf town. The open-plan house, with its arched palapa and wall windows, seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. Enjoy ocean and pool views from every level.

– rustic, natural and full of charm.

bedroom and bathroom

Ground floor

Bedroom 1: King-size bed, en-suite bathroom, 2 sinks and walk-in hot water shower, air conditioning, by the pool, separate entrance.

Bedroom 2: King-size bed, en-suite bathroom, walk-in hot water shower, air conditioning

Bedroom 3: 2 queen-size beds, en-suite bathroom, walk-in hot water shower, air conditioning.

Guest bathroom connected to the living room and an outdoor shower by the pool

Second floor

Bedroom 4: King-size bed, en-suite bathroom, walk-in hot water shower, air conditioning and balcony

Bedroom 5: King-size bed, en-suite bathroom, 2 sinks and walk-in hot water shower, air conditioning, balcony and pool view

Features:

Sea view

Air-conditioned rooms

26m pool with separate plunge pool

Lounge by the pool

outdoor shower

Sunken living room.

Equipped kitchen and dining room.

Outdoor kitchen, first floor.

Yoga deck on the second floor

Wi-Fi.

Parking available on site.

Quiet and secluded.

BBQ

Staff and service

24/7 caretaker and housekeeper

Activities and tour booking (surfing, paddling, fishing, wakeboarding, turtle watching, kayaking and more).

Additional charges apply, advance notice required:

Transportation (shuttle and private)

Private chef

Surf lessons and rentals

Private Yoga Session

Massage therapy

Laundry service

Further important information

Daily cleaning every day at 11:00 AM.

If you want to be active, train in our 26m pool, surf in the empty lineup right in front of the house or enjoy water sports on the Acomé River.

Or simply relax in the shaded plunge pool, the poolside lounge, the living room, the hammock area or the yoga deck.

Hosts can be contacted via the Airbnb app.

El Paredon is Guatemala's most popular and fastest-growing surf town. Its black volcanic sand beach boasts an uncrowded beach break suitable for both beginners and experienced surfers. The waves are generally friendly from November to April and can become larger and more challenging from May to October. Access is easy and frequent from major tourist destinations such as Guatemala City, Antigua, Atitlán, and even El Salvador.

Please be careful when entering the ocean. There are large, strong tides that even experienced swimmers can struggle with. If they get sucked into a rip current, they swim parallel to the beach until they escape the current, and then swim back to shore.

Remember, if in doubt, don't go out.

The accommodation offers on-site parking if you bring your own vehicle. El Paredon is a small, safe town, and most parking is on the street or tuk-tuks are available, but the vast majority of guests and residents get around on foot.

When arriving by land (from Escuintla/ Puerto San Jose/ El Salvador)

Turn left at the first street immediately after the first speed bump. (There's a small shop on the right.) Turn left again at the first street and then continue on the same road, which curves right and then left, parallel to the beach. The property is the last house at the end of the road (about 150 meters).

When arriving by ferry (from Mexico/Lake Atitlan)

Drive straight down the main road (only paved road through the town) past the hotel area and turn right at the last street in town (just before the last speed bump). Then turn left at the first street and continue on the same road, which curves right and then left, parallel to the beach. The property is the last house at the end of the street (approximately 150 m).

El Paredon is a small, growing village, and the infrastructure is not yet perfect. Therefore, power outages can occur during the rainy season and peak season (New Year's, Christmas, Easter). In such cases, we will also have no water.

Our house has a deliberately open design and a traditional thatched roof ("rancho"), which contributes to its special charm and natural atmosphere. Please note that bats may occasionally be found in thatched-roof houses in tropical regions. During the rainy season, the straw may also have a slight damp smell – this is perfectly natural and part of the authentic experience.

--- We have a very sweet little cat named Pablo who takes care of vermin in the house.

Important before booking

Casa Maya is not a luxury hotel, but a simple, modern house with boho charm, designed for those who appreciate authentic, natural places with their own style.