Your cenote at noon, when the light falls straight in
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Tulum · Mexico
Selva Blanca
The villa, four pavilions · from $12,000 a night
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
Handled 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 April
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December to April: dry, bright and in the high twenties. Summer is humid, and September and October bring the storms.
In pictures
The ruins of Tulum above the Caribbean
Your pool, in the jungle
The beach from above
Diving into the flooded caverns
Dinner by candlelight among the palms
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