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A natural pool among flowers and stones, with the yoga shala and mountains behind
Our Space

The Pools

Water, plants and rainforest

There are now two natural swimming pools at Libélula, both designed to work with the environment around them.

They are naturally filtered through a combination of plants, rocks and flowing water, and fed by rain and spring water.

The natural pool, its edges planted and lined with river stones
A stone statue at the edge of the pool
Planted terraces above the pool, the cabins behind

The pools have become a gathering place for both people and wildlife. Dragonflies are particularly fond of them, often filling the air above the water.

The upper pool and the mountains, a red flower in front

They’re cool, clear and refreshing, with the rainforest and mountains all around.

How the pools were made

The upper pool

The pool beside the yoga shala

Keep exploring

  1. A waterfall on the land01The Land
  2. Inside the Maloca, the fire circle at its centre02The Maloca
  3. The path into the yoga shala, between flowers and stone statues03The Yoga Shala
  4. A flower bath in the spa04The Spa
  5. A bowl of salad with butterfly pea flowers, from the garden05Food & Dining
  6. Cabins with thatched roofs among red tropical plants07The Cabins