This is a lovely spot to escape to. Right on a private beach, hemmed in by rocks and forest, it's hidden and enchanting. The cabanas are rustic but clean. The beach is filled with wildlife -- little crabs and lizards are often in sight, but it's more charming than bothersome. The staff went out of their way to help me.... more

Bahia De La Luna located at the end of a meandering rain forest road is a unique experience which is not for your average traveler. The clean well designed rooms have no televisions ,radios or phones so when you retreat to your room you are in quiet, private setting by the water's edge of a beautiful pristiine bay. You can... more

This place is one-of-a-kind. A must try for seasoned travelers. Isolation yet not totally cut off from the world. The internet works! (Often a nightmare more often than not in Mexico). Beautiful beach and surroundings. Excellent fishing right from the beach. Kayaks, music, campfires and very quiet. Prices include breakfast and the food was good. I am going to recomend... more

I went with a frien and both tough that we were in heaven. you can´t ask more to the place... sun, beach, relaxation but....... The place is far of a principal city... yes, that is not a problem. The place is rustic... yes. We need to use cold water......yes, no problem. The rooms and sheets are dirty..... yes, big problem.... more

We rented Casa Ivan (grande), a 2 bed cabana on a large rock, 5 meters from the roaring pacific, which fitted our family of 4 adults 2 children perfectly! We flew to Huatulco (one of mexico's prettiest airports) from Mexico City, a very easy 45 minute flight followed by a half hour taxi ride through scorched Oaxaca to La Boquilla.... more

If you are looking for fancy resort, active nightlife or citylights, this isn´t probably for you. On the other hand, if you want to find a place to relax, take it easy and find nature as it is, this might just be perfect place to spot. It´ll take you about 40 minutes from Huatulco airport to Bahia de la Luna.... more

The recent reviews are accurate. As you see, I've given this spot my highest rating. Nevertheless, here is how to enhance your stay: BUGS I would change the "You will see bugs" comments, to "You will see and feel bugs, scorpions, snakes and/or jellyfish." We saw all of these. My companion felt the last one. Bahia is squarely in the... more

What an idyllic spot. If you want romance, seclusion, warm water, balmy nights, and consistently perfect weather, Bahia de la Luna is the place for you. This is one of those magical places you dream about. A short trip from Hautulco, but a world away from everything conventional and touristy. You turn off the main road, down a dirt road... more

We spent a full week and could have stayed a lifetime. The staff made you feel like family and were so accommodating to our family ranging from 4 years old to 83! Food was exquisite and we highly recommend the mezcal with ice cream for an after dinner treat. The owners, George, Laura, Mike and the manager Ana feel like... more