Explore the Communities

7 Eight Bahia

Low-rise residences on the 7th and 8th fairways of the Bahia course — four-bedroom homes with a private plunge pool on every terrace, an easy walk to Pacífico Beach Club.

El Encanto

Condos within El Encanto, most looking out over the Pacifico course’s fairways or the community’s lakes rather than the ocean.

El Encanto Villas

Standalone villas within El Encanto — the community’s only ocean-facing homes, each with a private pool, moments from Sufi Ocean Club.

Hacienda de Mita

Punta Mita’s only true beachfront condo community — low-rise buildings around a communal infinity pool, with direct beach access and Pacifico fairway views.

Iyari Estates

Large private lots on Litibu Bay, each with its own custom-built villa — no two homes alike, from the footprint to the architecture.

Iyari Villas

A single matched collection of villas in Iyari, all sharing the same architecture and layout — four bedrooms, a private plunge pool, and access to the community’s cabana on Playa Iyari.

Kupuri

Home sites sold individually across Kupuri — every villa custom-built and different from the next, a short walk from Kupuri Beach Club’s sushi counter, Ka restaurant, and treehouse spa.

Kupuri Beach Residences

A single matched collection of condos within Kupuri, all built to the same design, a short walk from Kupuri Beach Club.

La Punta Estates

Oceanfront lots on the peninsula’s western tip next to the St. Regis, each with 270-degree ocean views and a second, separately gated entrance.

Lagos del Mar

Contemporary homes built around the golf course’s interior lagoons, with cantilevered rooflines and floor-to-ceiling glass framing the water on both sides.

Las Marietas

An ultra-private enclave at the peninsula’s edge, named for the Marietas Islands visible from nearly every residence — three- and four-bedroom homes with sweeping sunset ocean views.

Las Palmas

Houses in Las Palmas’ original phase, nearly all facing the golf course — three and four bedroom homes sharing a similar architectural style.

Las Palmas Selva

Larger four-bedroom villas than Las Palmas’ original phase, set back among dense tropical planting rather than facing a view — nearly all built to the same architecture and layout.

Las Terrazas

A boutique condo community on the Pacifico course’s 14th fairway, centered on twin communal pools linked by a 160-meter saltwater swimming canal.

Las Vistas Estates

Punta Mita’s newest hillside community, on Careyeros hill, with homesites looking out over the entire peninsula, the Four Seasons, and the Tail of the Whale.

Pacifico Estates

West-facing homes near the Pacifico course built for sunset — horizontal architecture and extensive glazing framing the Pacific’s golden hour, moments from Sea Breeze Beach Club.

Porta Fortuna

Porta Fortuna’s original ocean-facing villas, in two rows — first-row homes sit beachfront with five real bedrooms, second-row villas hold four bedrooms and their own ocean views, both a short walk from Sufi Ocean Club.

Porta Fortuna Golf

The newest villas in Porta Fortuna — a matched set of four-plus-bedroom homes facing the golf course, sharing a consistent layout and architecture.

Porta Fortuna Zen Casitas

Three-bedroom casitas within Porta Fortuna built for quiet — private pool, ocean and golf views, and a short walk to Sufi Ocean Club’s fire pit and restaurant.

Ranchos Estates

One of Punta Mita’s original beachfront communities — some of the peninsula’s largest oceanfront estates, set in mature tropical gardens near the Pacifico course.

TAU Residences

Punta Mita’s newest enclave, at the peninsula’s southern point, built for sunset views with modern, smart-home-equipped three- and four-bedroom residences.

The Surf Residences

Condos by architects Sordo Madaleno, set directly in front of the La Lancha surf break with views of the Marietas Islands and Banderas Bay, steps from El Surf Club.

Four Seasons Residences

Private villas and residences inside the Four Seasons Resort grounds, with full access to the hotel’s dining, spa, and daily service standards.