Is it possible to add some extra pizzazz to a cosy Aztek diner? Guess what. It happened to Casa Caracol. This little Latino eatery in the Efteling - just behind the Piraña - underwent a meticulous makeover, as well as the surrounding square.

An extension in the form of a platform over the water was added to the back of this ancient Inca village. A takeaway market stall was built at the front of the cantina, and the entire premises redecorated with bright set of Latin-American design features.

Once again, this eating establishment is a vibrant and thriving place, with a strong pull for the hungry visitors. Inspired by the ancient Maya, Inca and Aztek traditions, our designers went above and beyond to create a distinctive dining experience.

Combining a variety of authentic elements from Latin-American culture, Creneau International set the mood for a relaxing break at any time of the day: cacti in large terracotta urns, handmade wooden chairs underneath a meandering pergola, a colourful mix of blinds and fabrics, original Mexican tiles, sunny sandwich boards … all turning the place into a warm and melting pot of southern patterns, accessories and textures.