Located 26 miles from Puerto Vallarta on Mexico’s stunning west coast, Punta Mita is a sun-lover’s paradise in a gated community that invites guests to indulge in a variety of activities. While in Punta Mita stay at Palmasola, a luxurious multi-dwelling villa situated in beautiful surroundings with lavish homes and plenty to see and do.
The Palmasola Villa is large enough for three to four families or nine couples with eleven buildings that can hold up to 18 adults or 22 guests. The family-friendly vacation spot can be customized with child-safety structures and even meets the needs of families with infants, providing English-speaking nannies and cribs upon request. The villa resort is well staffed with numerous housekeepers, personal drivers, waiters, and chefs to cater to your every need. The lavish estate includes airport pickup and drop-off as well as accommodations for children of all ages.
The residences include three master villas, accommodations for four guests, and two garden apartments. The gorgeous properties have fully equipped kitchens with Sub-Zero and Viking appliances as well as a pizza oven and grill, access to a fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment, a business center with PCs, Wi-Fi access and satellite TVs, and massage and game rooms. Outside amenities include a heated infinity edge swimming pool, jacuzzi with lounge area, pool pavilion with hammocks and day beds, fire pit, and a private beach. Palmasola Villas also provides exclusive access to a variety of sporting equipment such as badminton and beach volleyboll set-ups, kayaks, golf carts, and children’s toys.
The Palmasola Villa resort offers a diverse range of activities on site which includes private dinner on the beach for two, snorkeling, and sea lion watching. The surrounding area, however, is rich in activities as well. Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course and the Four Seasons Hotel are nearby. For the adventurous who wish to wander outside of Punta Mita, there are opportunities for hiking, deep sea fishing, dolphin watching, and cultural tours exploring tree-top canopies, ancient Mexican haciendas, and remote mountain villages.
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