Where to Stay

Four private little houses with kitchenettes and freshwater showers, beachfront near the main road arrival and walkable to town. WiFi available. The highest-rated stay in the village.

Adults-only beachfront hotel on the Isla, a 15–20 minute walk from the village. Rooftop infinity pool, Starlink WiFi, restaurant and yoga. One of the most polished stays in Chacahua.

Four-star beachfront hotel with a pool and A/C, a 5–10 minute walk to the village and surf. Known for whale-watching breakfasts and an on-site mixologist. The most upscale option in town.

Villas and beach club on the quiet far east side (El Corral), with a pool. Hosted by Sandra. A relaxed, upscale spot away from the village bustle. (Some booking sites wrongly list it far from the park — it is in Chacahua.)

New family-run beachfront hotel a 10-minute walk from the main square, hosted by Alejandra & Armando and Irma & Oscar. Rooftop and home cooking, including vegan options. Warmly reviewed.

Modern cabañas on a quiet village street, run by Christian (who also owns La Isla), with on-site hosts Damián & Margo. A/C option, strong WiFi (video calls OK), shared kitchen, and in-room fridge and coffee maker. Highly rated.

Eco self-built hostel right on the beach near the surf spot (Calle Principal 77), hosted by Max & Alex (and dog Estrella). Family dinners plus fishing and surf trips. Warmly reviewed.

Beachfront cabañas an 8-minute walk from the main square, run by Diego and family. About 500 MXN/night with a hot-and-cold water fountain. The Lía del Mar café is 100 m away.

On the beach near the boat drop-off, owned by Christian (who also owns Las Palmas). New rooms with A/C. Well reviewed, with some mixed recent service notes.

Tipis and glamping on the far east side (about a 30-minute walk or 5-minute colectivo), run by three siblings from Guadalajara including María & Alex, with a volunteer community. Highly rated.

Central beachfront rooms above the popular restaurant, roughly 400–500 MXN. Home of the village’s most reliable WiFi (in the restaurant area). Enchiladas verdes, grilled shrimp, and a hammock area.

Private one-bedroom beachfront cabaña at the surf break, run by Solar (ex-Lanka Living Surfcamp). Solar power and Starlink. +250 MXN per extra person.

Budget cabañas plus camping close to the beach, run by Charly Contreras and family. Hammocks, an outdoor kitchen, and a fridge. A friendly no-frills option.

Teepees and a pool mid-beach, next to (and under the same ownership as) Hotel Sanmara. Note: some recent reviews report service and power issues — worth confirming before you book.