Villa Shabbat is a three bedrooms three baths house nestled in a woodsy area where you can observe beautiful birds, in their natural habitat. From the house, you can access areas of the Yacht Club thru cobblestones, gardens, and a private dock. WIFI Available for your conference calls and remote work. Villa Shabbat also has solar panels as an emergency backup in the event of a power outage to keep you connected and undisturbed while you work and relax. The space Villa Shabbat is located only 2 kms from San Lucas Toliman, the Yacht Club of Atitlan is the oldest, safest, and most luxurious gated and vacation communities in lake Atitlan. Step into a different world. Lake Atitlán is one of the most exquisitely beautiful places on earth. Surrounded by volcanoes and steeped in indigenous culture, it's an intoxicating place to spend your vacation. Villa Shabbat (day of rest) is a lovely, comfortable lake house, designed and built by local craftsmen. It's secluded away from tourists but yet close to everything, located inside one of the most exclusive gated communities in lake Atitlan "The Yacht Club of Atitlan". Hike a volcano, go horseback riding, feel the adrenaline of zip-line, explore the lake with kayaks and build memories. or simply seat back and relax in our terrace, read your favorite book while listening to the songs of hundreds of birds. Or maybe is time to get inspired and start writing your book, a novel or a script. Villa Shabbat might not have the a lake view as the other homes in lake Atitlan but only a few steps from the house you will immerse yourself into the most beautiful and manicured gardens overlooking lake Atitlan and they are all yours to enjoy. A taxi boat can come directly to one of the docks and take you around the lake or for a day of shopping. Guest access Guest have access to the entire house. Other things to note Around the lake you can do xtreme cables, at Reserva Natural, Kayaking, horseback riding, or simply visit the many Mayan villages such as Santiago, San Pedro, San Juan, San Marcos, Panajachel, and San Antonio Palopo.