Lodge Address: Calle Principal 804-25471 Colonia Likin 1, Casa 119

Lat: 13° 55'36.53"N Lon: 90° 46'7.89"W

The Blue Bayou Lodge is located just 5 minutes from La Marina Pez Vela. The area is a 24/7 secure residential complex located on a series of water channels leading out the Pacific (which have snook fishing FYI). This beach lodge can hold groups as big as 15 guest with their own beds if needed, and all rooms have ice cold AC with private bath rooms. The accommodations also include a beautiful pool, ranch on the water for all the meals & cocktails in the evening, maid service, entertainment room, and lots of shade and exotic plant life surrounding the property.

Our Staff-
Don't lift a finger! From our in house laundry service (included), incredible food, drivers & bar tending, we are dialed in. All the meals are prepared by our staff with a hint of local influence, and the bar is set up just a few paces from the pool. Are bar consist of the worlds finest dark rum, sub freezing beer mug cooler, and many lounging areas to relax in. We also offer internet for those wanting to keep in touch throughout the trip, as well as a skype direct line for unlimited internet phone calls and conferencing. Note: Our Wifi is very fast with boosters throughout the property.
We do offer lodge rental for none fishing clients as well.

Unique Group Request:

• Bachelor parties
• Corporate retreats
• Fishing Tournaments within the Fleet
• Wedding Parties
• Entertaining Corporate Clients
• Medical Recovery (Ask About Medical Tourism) 

Mosquito control: With growing concerns for tropical diseases we have invested into our lodges ''zancudo'' maintenance. So far no issues to speak of! Capt and lodge manager has prior mosquito control experience in the states where he has applied the same practices here in Guatemala, at our private lodge. This is high end complex with regular grounds keepers maintaining the area, but we took it to another level.

Barrier spray once a week.

Treating standing water or eliminating any breeding sources. Our canal is tidal, so no chance on the water front.

Tiki torches, smoke coils under all the tables, as well as UV bug zapping lights on various points.

Finally bug spray for the actual skin for the few standing mosquito's left!