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You can host groups of 18 people renting Las Cabañas & Casa Calma for lodging, and Central Palapa and Desert Palapa for classes:

 Las Cabañas: 8 rooms for 2 people, two single beds or one queen, shared bathroom facilities.

Central Palapa: nested by the 8 rooms, this shaded round floored 500 sqf palapa is great for yoga, art, music, dance, talks and workshops.

Desert Palapa: this rectangular  600 ft shaded palapa is a breezy and calm day spot for any barefoot activity.

Casa Calma: for 2 people with 1 queen bed, private bathroom. Reserved for group leaders.

We offer delicious and healthy meals plans,  or you can rent the kitchen with two Spanish peaking helpers, and bring your own food and cook

  • 8 paying guests minimum, 4 night minimum stay
  • Packages of 5 and 6 nights with La Paz-La Duna transfers available

For rental inquiries please contact:

Gabriela Fores
gabriela@ecobaja.com




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