
Isla del Sabalo








Lodging Details
The lodge at Isla del Sabalo was built in traditional Mexican dĂŠcor. With the lodge on the beachfront and facing the ocean, itâs perfectly situated for anglers to relax with a cold drink in hand and take advantage of the ocean breeze. Guests stay in beachside cottages, each with air conditioning and a private shower with a bath. The palapa on the beach in front of the lodge offers the perfect space for anglers to relax after a day of chasing tarpon and enjoy the view.
Food and Beverages
Each day during your stay breakfast will be served at 5:30 AM. Coffee and juice will be served along with fresh fruit, eggs, and toast. Lunch is eaten on the water and will consist of made-to-order sandwiches, snacks, and beverages. After a day of fishing, anglers will return to the lodge where dinner is served each evening in the palapa. Dinner cuisine is comprised of chicken, pork, fresh fish, shrimp, and occasionally lobster. Dietary restrictions and requests can be accommodated and all drinking water and ice are made from purified water.
Typical Length of Stay
The standard packages with included transfers at Isla del Sabalo are seven (7) nights / six (6) fishing days, though shorter stays can be arranged for an additional transfer surcharge. The included transfers occur on Saturdays and any arrivals or departures on alternate days will require an extra transfer surcharge of $350.
Non-Angling Activities and Options
This is a fishing-focused destination and non-angling activities are very limited. However, if guests rent a car, there are a handful of Mayan ruins open for exploration. Additionally, there are great opportunities for bird watching and Merida is a great city to spend some time in â very safe with a beautiful colonial historic downtown district!
Internet / Communications
Wi-Fi is available while at the lodge. Cell phones do not work while at Isla del Sabalo.














