All Hotels in Cabo de Vela

By Lorraine Caputo

All of the lodging options in Cabo de la Vela are local family-run establishments. For the most part, it is sleeping in hammocks in an enramada (an open-sided, palm-thatched shelter) right on the beach. There are a few more standard-styled hotels, some quite expensive. The village has no electricity; some establishments have generators they fire up only for a few hours at night. Bring a good strong flashlight (torch) and candles. Due to the scarcity of water, most inns charge extra for a toss-water “shower” and some even for using the restroom facilities (which you flush with water scooped out of the provided reservoir).