Sustainability
Hacienda Xcanatun, Angsana Heritage Collection
The art of caring for what inspires us
We work toward a more conscious form of tourism, protecting the natural environment and promoting sustainability as a driving force for change in the industry. At Hacienda Xcanatun, we actively foster ethical business relationships with those who share our commitment to the land, culture, and people. We aspire to preserve life and the Earth to ensure a better future for generations to come.
Team that makes history
Behind every unforgettable moment, there is a legacy of people who make their work a way to connect. We are proud of those who create memorable experiences for each of our guests.
Every member of our team contributes their talent, dedication, and passion to the heart of our resort. United by a shared purpose, we are a family bound together by hospitality, responsibility, innovation, and a commitment to sustainability.
Eco tour at the hacienda
Let yourself be guided by the essence of the place, where history and wildlife intertwine in a unique experience. Throughout the tour, you can admire the resort’s remarkable vegetation, discover its biodiversity, and explore various heritage points of interest.
Along the way, it is possible to spot coatis in their natural habitat, offering an authentic and natural encounter with Yucatán’s local fauna and fostering a deep connection with nature.
Room with Accessibility Features
Designed to offer comfort and accessibility, our room adapted for guests with reduced mobility meets the highest standards of hospitality and inclusive design. Located on the ground floor, it features spacious areas, wider doors, and support bars. The walk-in shower includes a built-in seat, carefully positioned to ensure safe and comfortable use.
Our commitment is to guarantee a peaceful, dignified, and barrier-free stay, accompanied by attentive and professional service at all times.
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Wildlife preservation
We are convinced that every species matters, and that caring for our natural wealth means protecting all of us. Our goal is to coexist with all the wildlife in Yucatán. A testament to this is the family of coatis that has grown within the hotel — a living symbol of the harmony and respect we strive to maintain with our surroundings.
Each individual we encounter receives careful and responsible attention, always under the guidance of an expert biologist. We invite you to get to know this unique and friendly species that inhabits the region, guided by our coati specialist, Jorge Luis Gil.
Earth hour
From every corner of the world, global initiatives inspire us to live in harmony with nature. This is why we join Banyan Tree’s worldwide activities, such as Earth Hour, an international movement held every year on the last Saturday of March.
During this symbolic hour, millions of people and organizations around the world turn off their lights as a gesture of environmental awareness and a commitment to fighting climate change in Mexico. In addition to this initiative, we also participate in multiple actions such as Earth Day, International Women’s Day, World Tourism Day, and World Environment Day.
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Regional products Taller Maya
Aware of our role as promoters of sustainable development, we actively support Yucatecan heritage artisans by acquiring local crafts and products, promoting ancestral traditions, and strengthening the regional economy.
Since June 2019, we have maintained an alliance with Taller Maya, an internationally recognized organization that promotes fair trade in Mexico, benefiting artisan communities and ensuring ethical practices that respect the state’s cultural identity.
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Support Program Pide Tu Huacal
In alignment with our values of social responsibility and responsible consumption, we foster partnerships that strengthen the well-being of producer communities in the Yucatán Peninsula.
Since May 2025, we have collaborated with the “Pide tu Huacal” program, a sustainable agriculture initiative in Mexico that benefits more than 20 small local producers in the communities of Yaxunah, Granada, and Tixcacaltuyub. Through this model, we promote local food sovereignty and contribute to the generation of long- term economic, social, and environmental value.
Together, we weave a legacy that transcends time…