Welcome to Maya Moon Lodge
Your Peaceful Sanctuary in the Heart of Lake Atitlán
Nestled on the serene shores of Lake Atitlán, Maya Moon Lodge is a sacred space to rest, reflect, and reconnect. Inspired by the Maya Moon Goddess, Ixchel, and the breathtaking full moonrise that dances across the lake, our lodge invites you into a rhythm of gentle stillness and soulful exploration.
Here, you can truly have it all—a quiet refuge where time slows down, hammocks sway with the breeze, and nourishing meals are served with heart… or a home base to launch your lake adventures, with easy access to San Marcos, San Juan, San Pedro, and beyond.
Whether you’re a solo traveler, digital nomad, conscious explorer, or local looking for a cozy place to land, you’ll find what you need here. You never have to leave, but if you do, you’ll always have a peaceful place to return to.
Our Property
Our Restaurant
Fresh, nourishing, and made with love. Our open-air restaurant serves wholesome meals using locally-sourced ingredients, with plenty of plant-based options to energize your day. Whether you’re craving a smoothie bowl at sunrise, a nourishing lunch between swims, or a cozy dinner under the stars, our kitchen is here to feed both body and soul.
Our Rooms
Rustic simplicity meets soulful charm. Each of our lakeside cabins is designed to help you unwind—whether you’re journaling by candlelight, swinging in a hammock, or gazing at the moonrise over the water. Comfortable, quiet, and surrounded by nature, our rooms offer everything you need—and nothing you don’t—for a restful stay.
Our Activities
Maya Moon invites you to do as much—or as little—as you like. Lounge lakeside, paddle into the calm waters, take a yoga class on our waterfront platform, or join a community gathering under the moonlight. Centrally located, we’re also the perfect starting point for exploring the surrounding villages, hiking volcanoes, or discovering local markets and artisans.
“Maya Moon Lodge felt like the sanctuary I didn’t know I needed. I came here as a solo traveler and immediately felt safe, seen, and held by the space. The moonrise over the lake took my breath away, and the peaceful energy of the lodge made it so easy to slow down. I planned to stay three nights and ended up staying two weeks. Whether you’re here to explore the lake or just rest in a hammock and watch the clouds drift by—this is the place.”
Emily Miller
