Architecture and interior design by Sordo Madaleno, Mexico’s premier architecture firm, with expansive private terraces in each unit, and interiors that integrate elements of the natural environment with organic materials
Constructed using local materials and featuring architectural and design elements inspired by the property’s Mayan heritage
1,600 feet (500 meters) of private, crescent- shaped shoreline, ideal for swimming, reef snorkeling, paddleboarding, boating and numerous other ocean pursuits 180 acres (73 hectares) of biodiverse land that includes lush tropical jungle canopies, pristine mangroves and a white-sand beach
The first ever All-Access hotel and residential experience for The Ritz-Carlton
A short drive to Puerto Aventuras, Playa del Carmen and Tulum, each with abundant culinary, cultural and retail experiences
Immersed in the storied Yucatan Peninsula with awe-inspiring Mayan ruins, enchanting cenotes, underground caves and dramatic coastline punctuating the landscape
A 45 minute drive from Cancún International Airport, and a 60 minute drive from Tulum’s recently opened international airport
Designed as a self-contained village with biophilic architectural and landscape design that preserves and invites connection with natural topography and native species
O N - P R O P E R T Y E X P E R I E N C E S
Four Swimming Pools, plus the Lagoon, a family-friendly swimming and splash-play area
The Spa, featuring a variety of transformative holistic treatments
Aldea, a convivial central gathering area, featuring the Farmhouse, Kids Club, Teens Club, and Ambassadors of The Environment
The Raquet Club, with professional tennis and pickleball courts
Restaurante Central, an open-air food-hall concept with six venues, including a distillery, wine cellar and speakeasy
The Beach Club, a full-service lounge and activities hub on the ocean’s edge, offering a fully curated, Mediterranean-inspired menu
The Catamaran Club, a residents-only area within the Beach Club
Cooklab, a gastro-forward restaurant and demonstration kitchen
S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y
Development of less than 15% of the owned land, with a preservation focus on the dense mangroves, jungle forests and natural dunes
Building scale, sightlines and structures influenced by Mayan building traditions, which prioritized coexistence with natural elements
Property designed for walking, hiking, bicycling
Prioritization of local materials in construction
Food and dining experiences designed around local ingredients and traditional preparation
F O U N D E R S A G R E E M E N T
Contact me today for a detailed presentation of the project. Learn about the special offer for the first founding buyers and reserve your piece of paradise today.