Skycamp Holbox offered camping and glamping cabins on Isla Holbox, Mexico, and described itself as the perfect option for a stay on the island.
The cabins were equipped with everything guests needed to enjoy what the site called a paradise island, in comfort, cleanliness and tranquillity.
There were two kinds of cabin, both built on two levels. The glamping cabin had a private room on the first floor, equipped for two people with a double bed. The camping cabin came with a tent, a double mattress, sheets, a fan and an electric socket.
Skycamp was in the sought-after Punta Cocos area of the island, a few steps from one of the most spectacular beaches on Holbox.
The site also kept a blog with news from Skycamp and from Holbox, and practical information on transport, timetables, activities and the ways of getting to the island.

Palm trees on the beach at Holbox. No photographs of the cabins survive in the web archive.
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The original website's own photographs were not archived. These openly licensed photographs of Isla Holbox come from Wikimedia Commons.






Photos of the pier, Punta Cocos from the air, the whale shark, the flamingos, the bicycle, the sunset over the rocks, the mangroves, the gulls, the pelican and the branch in the water: dronepicr, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons
Photo of the palm trees on the beach: Šarūnas Burdulis, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons
Photo of the white sand shore and turquoise water: Andrea 4164, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
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On dark nights, bioluminescence can be seen in the water at Punta Cocos, at the western tip of the island.

Holbox is known for its whale shark season, which runs from June to September.

Flamingo season on Holbox runs from April to December, and the island lies within the Yum Balam protected area, created in 1994.