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A Vacation Surrounded by Rivers, Forest, and Silence


In Xalapa, water is everywhere—and it changes everything.

Rivers like the Pixquiac flow year-round, fed by natural springs and protected forest land. This abundance supports clean air, fertile soil, and a climate that feels refreshingly alive.

The MAKA Project is uniquely positioned along this river system, with its lower lands bordering flowing water, hillside trails rising through native forest, and orchards above.

This natural division allows for diverse uses: riverside retreats, hillside cabins, or agricultural living—all without compromising the ecosystem.

Vacationing here feels different. Days slow down. Mornings begin with fog and birdsong. Evenings end with silence broken only by water moving over stone.


Many visitors realize they don’t want to leave this rhythm behind.


MAKA offers the rare chance to own land where clean water, forest protection, and privacy already exist—no reinvention required.

Discover how nature-centered living begins here.


Learn more about The MAKA Project and its macadamia orchards:👉 https://www.makaproject.org/


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