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1 / 6Tulum · Mexico
Selva Blanca
The villa, four pavilions · from $12,000 a night
Spend like a billionaire
Four pavilions of white stone in forty acres of jungle on the Riviera Maya, built around a cenote no one else may swim in. At noon the sun falls straight through the roof of the cave onto the water. The beach is a private path away, the ruins of Tulum stand on their cliff above the Caribbean, and dinner is laid by candlelight wherever you would like it.
- A cenote of your own
- Forty acres of jungle
- A path to a private beach
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See allHandled for you
- A car at your door, and at every door after it
- Bags collected at home and unpacked before you arrive
- A concierge on call, day and night, until you are home
- Your pillows, wines and allergies known before you arrive
Best time to go
December to AprilDecember to April: dry, bright and in the high twenties. Summer is humid, and September and October bring the storms.
In pictures
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Your passportReserve to collect the TULUM stampEvery destination earns a stamp. 0 of 79 collected.Your journey
Nights
5 nights
Guests
2 guests
Can't wait?Your first postcard arrives tomorrow.
Enhancements · 0 added
View all 10A temazcal ceremonyThe Maya sweat lodge, led by a healer$2,800
Chichén Itzá at dawnBy helicopter, before the first coach arrives$18,000
Sian Ka'an by boatDolphins, turtles and the lagoons of a biosphere reserve$6,000
Dinner inside the ruinsA table on the cliff at Tulum after the gates close$85,000Permitted twice a year; both evenings are taken
$60,000Complimentary
Reserve for $0A game of pretend luxury. Nobody has booked this one yet: be the first.