Chablé Maroma

Tucked into 758 acres of protected tropical landscape, Chablé Maroma offers a luxury holiday to Mexico that flows seamlessly from lush jungle to pristine beach. Each villa – designed by Paulina Morán – combines light-filled, minimalist interiors with rich, handcrafted materials. Villas are well spaced and surrounded by greenery for a sense of seclusion, yet the resort remains well-located between Cancun and Playa del Carmen. The property’s design blends indoor and outdoor living, with a focus on natural light, local textures, and uninterrupted sea or garden views.

Accommodation

The resort’s 70 villas all feature private plunge pools, outdoor living areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Interiors combine contemporary design with artisanal details such as handwoven rugs and locally crafted furniture. Oceanfront villas offer direct beach access, while jungle villas provide serene seclusion within the greenery. Bathrooms include deep soaking tubs and rain showers, with thoughtful amenities like yoga mats and beach totes.

Food & Drink

Dining focuses on seasonal ingredients and traditional flavours reimagined with a modern touch. Bu’ul offers refined Mexican cuisine with an emphasis on local produce and seafood. Kaban, the more casual beachside restaurant, serves fresh grilled dishes and light bites. The Raw Bar highlights ceviches, crudos, and cocktails infused with tropical fruits and herbs. Private dining on the beach can also be arranged.

Experiences

Wellness is at the heart of Chablé Maroma. The spa offers Mayan-inspired treatments, temazcal ceremonies, and a hydrotherapy circuit. Days can be spent snorkelling offshore reefs, kayaking along the coast, or exploring nearby cenotes. Cultural excursions to Tulum and Cobá provide insight into the region’s heritage, while in-house activities like cooking classes and tequila tastings offer a taste of local tradition.

Children

Children are welcome, and the spacious villas work well for families. The calm beachfront is ideal for swimming, and the concierge can arrange tailored activities for younger guests, from cooking lessons to guided nature walks.

Sustainability

Chablé Maroma is committed to minimising its environmental footprint. The resort uses locally sourced materials, native landscaping to reduce water consumption, and eco-friendly bath amenities. Partnerships with local artisans and farmers support the regional economy and preserve cultural traditions.

Best Time to Visit

The Riviera Maya is a year-round destination. The dry season (November to April) offers sunny skies and warm, comfortable temperatures. The green season (May to October) brings lusher landscapes, fewer visitors, and occasional tropical showers.

How to Get There

Chablé Maroma is a 35-minute drive from Cancun International Airport (CUN). Private transfers can be arranged through the resort.