Akumal Studio on Half Moon Bay | Beachfront Pool & Beach Access

Enjoy the laid-back rhythm of Akumal at Nikte 10, a comfortable third-floor studio on the garden side of the beachfront Nikte complex. With the Caribbean and shared beachfront pool just downstairs, this is an easy home base for couples or small groups who want to stay close to the water, restaurants, and everything Akumal has to offer.

The Studio

The bright, open studio accommodates up to three guests with a queen bed and sofa bed. A full kitchen gives you the flexibility to prepare breakfast, snacks, and casual meals at home, while air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a Smart TV provide the comforts you need after a day in the sun.
Step onto your private garden-facing balcony for morning coffee or a quiet place to relax at the end of the day.
Downstairs, enjoy the shared beachfront swimming pool or head directly to Half Moon Bay for a day beside the Caribbean.

MAIN FEATURES

• Third-floor studio for up to 3 guests
• Queen bed + sofa bed
• 1 full bathroom
• Private garden-facing balcony
• Full kitchen
• Air conditioning
• Smart TV
• Wi-Fi
• Shared beachfront swimming pool
• Direct access to Half Moon Bay
• Beach towels
• Purified drinking water
• Off-street parking
• Housekeeping Monday through Saturday
• Restaurants within walking distance
• Yal-Ku Lagoon nearby

The Location

Nikte is located directly on Half Moon Bay in Akumal, an excellent location for enjoying the area without having to drive everywhere.
Walk to nearby restaurants or head to Yal-Ku Lagoon for swimming and snorkeling. Akumal Bay and its beautiful sandy beach are also nearby, along with additional restaurants, shops, and activities.

Good to Know

- Nikte 10 is located on the third floor.
- Nikte has an elevator, but service can be inconsistent. When operational, we recommend using it for luggage and groceries only and using the stairs for regular access.
-Half Moon Bay has a natural shoreline with a mix of sand and coral. Water shoes are recommended when entering the water.
-Seasonal sargassum can affect the Riviera Maya coastline, particularly during the warmer months.