Punta Mita, made for you
Mexico
About Punta Mita
An upscale peninsula.
Punta Mita is in Mexico. Our designers can tell you how it fits into a wider journey.
Experiences
Experiences picked by our Punta Mita specialists
Yucatán
cenotes and Maya ruins
Oaxaca
food and crafts
Baja
whales and desert
A word from one of our experts
“We enjoyed our first trip with Jacada…”
We enjoyed our first trip with Jacada and it surely won't be our last! Every detail and moment of our trip was perfectly planned. We were met every step of the way with courteous and knowledgeable drivers and guides. We really appreciated the local guides and the commitment they had to make every day special. Thank you Jacada for the…
Where to stay in Punta Mita
Lodges, camps and hotels our designers return to.
Four Seasons Punta Mita
Four Seasons Punta Mita is a place to stay in Punta Mita, Mexico.
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Why plan with us
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Designed around you
Every itinerary starts from a conversation, not a brochure, and is shaped by your pace, interests and budget.
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Specialists who have been there
Our designers plan the places they know first-hand, down to the right room and the best guide.
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Travel that gives back
We favour stays and guides that support local people, wildlife and the places you visit.
Trip inspiration
Ideas to start from; every one is changed to suit you.
From City to Beach: Mexico in a Week
Mexico offers an incredible diversity of experiences that can easily be enjoyed in a week. On an unforgettable trip tailored to your interests you can spend ti…
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Around Mérida
The Yucatan Peninsula, especially the area concentrated around the cultural centre of Merida, is home to the country’s more famous Ma…
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Baja California
The extraordinary Baja California Peninsula in Mexico offers you a luxury travel experience defined by dramatic contrasts, where the captiv…
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Campeche
As the port city of the Gulf of Mexico, Campeche has had a colourful history of Amerindians, conquistadors and pirates. Although a city, it…
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Cancún
Located in the north eastern tip of the Yucatán Peninsula, Cancun is the tourism gateway city to everything that lies behind it and the May…
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Cobá
Coba is thought to have been the largest city in the Mayan empire, said to be home to some 50,000 inhabitants at one point, yet it remains…
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Cuixmala
This 25,000 hectare private estate on Mexico’s Costalegre, the late financier Sir James Goldsmith’s family retreat Cuixmala has…
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Guadalajara
As Mexico’s second largest metropolis, once nicknamed “The Pearl of the West”, it is a hub of cultural and cosmopolitan activity, preserved…
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Guanajuato
One of Mexico’s prettiest and crookedly-charming cities, Guanajuato in the country’s northern colonial heartland might look as if it was hu…
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Holbox
A small archipelago lying off the north-eastern tip of the Yucatan and just a 30-minute ferry ride from the mainland, Holbox Island is a wo…
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Isla Mujeres
A mere 15-minute boat ride away from the humming city of Cancun lies the pretty, sleepy little Caribbean Island of Isla Mujeres, and a welc…
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Izamal
A city within a city, 72 kilometres east of Merida, Izamal was once one of the largest cities in the Mayan empire. Five large, pre-Colombia…
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La Paz
Sticking to its name, meaning ‘peace’, La Paz is the incredibly tranquil flipside of the Los Cabos coin. Located 110 miles (177 kms) north…
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Los Cabos
Meaning ‘The Capes’, this is the collective name given to the southern tip of Mexico’s Pacific Baja Peninsula and refers to its two main to…
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Mexico City
Mexico’s capital is one of the world’s truly great cities. It’s a thriving modern metropolis and one of the world’s major economies; a cult…
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Mérida
As the cultural heart and capital of the Yucatán Peninsula, Mérida has seen its fair share of history and empires. The Mayas founded their…
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Oaxaca
Oaxaca beckons as a vibrant blend of ancient civilisations, modern living and indigenous cultures, offering an unparalleled journey into th…
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Pacific coast
The Pacific Coast of Mexico invites you to explore a region packed full of breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture, a quieter alternati…
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Palenque
Not the largest, but certainly the most famous of Mexico’s Mayan sites; Palenque’s magical jungle setting as well as the discoveries made a…
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Puebla
Just an hour and a half drive south-east of Mexico City is Puebla. The country’s fourth largest city, it lies in a valley ringed by impress…
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Puerto Escondido
A wonderfully laid-back surfing town, Puerto Escondido is one of the most delightful destinations that you’ll visit on Mexico’s…
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Puerto Vallarta
Unlike many other of Mexico’s Pacific resort-centred coastal towns, Puerto Vallarta has a good balance between tourism and daily local life…
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Riviera Maya
The Mayan Riviera refers to the strip of Caribbean coastline on Mexico‘s Yucatan peninsula. It starts at Cancun and stretches south to Tulu…
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San Cristóbal de las Casas
Lying in a typically lush valley of the Chiapas province, San Cristobal sums up the charming highland life of Mexico. Having long been a sy…
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San Miguel de Allende
A small town with a big character, and a charming city that belies a modern sophistication; San Miguel de Allende is a wonderful Old World…
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Todos Santos
Todos Santos is definitely the place to come for a real slice of Mexico. Just set back from the coast’s beautiful Pacific beaches, this ver…
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Tulum
Impossibly idyllic with flour-white sandy beaches, lapped at by the turquoise Caribbean sea, and atop its black and grey granite cliffs sit…
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Valladolid
Valladolid was founded by invading Spaniards in 1543 and was named after the Spanish capital at the time. Yucutan’s third largest cit…
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Meet your Latin America team
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Berni De Luca
Client Experience Manager for Latin America
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Charles Kronsten
Senior Travel Designer
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Dan Scott-Kerr
Travel Designer
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Delfina Russo
Travel Designer
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Demi Roberts
Senior Travel Designer
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Em Jennison
Travel designer
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Flavia Toledo
Latin America Concierge
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James Sirotkin
Travel Designer
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Jennifer Richt
Senior Travel Designer
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Kit Wong
Senior Travel Designer
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Lily Bunker
Senior Travel Designer
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Lizzie Slater
Travel Designer
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Melanie Vieira
Senior Concierge – Latin America
When to visit Punta Mita
There is somewhere good to visit every month. Patagonia is best in the southern summer, the Andes in the dry season, and the Caribbean coast in winter.
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Patagonia
October - April
Long days and open trails.
Andes and Machu Picchu
May - October
The dry season brings clear skies.
Mexico and the Caribbean
November - April
Sunshine and lower humidity.
Pantanal wildlife
July - October
The dry season concentrates wildlife.
The best time to visit Punta Mita
Mexico travel guides
The Best Wellness Retreats in Mexico
Wellness in Mexico is often rooted in landscape and ritual. We’ve picked retreats where mindful programmes unfold in settings like jungle cenotes or desert val…
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The Best Time to Visit Mexico
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The Best Beaches in Mexico
Across Mexico’s vast coastline, a few beaches truly stand out. Our travel experts have handpicked the best for their natural beauty, wildlife and sense of remo…
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A Guide to Traditional Mexican Cuisine
Delve into the rich and diverse world of traditional Mexican cuisine, discovering the irresistible blends of spices and beloved dishes that have made it so ren…
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The Best Countries to Combine in Latin America
Let diverse and varied adventures unfold when you visit more than one country on your trip to Latin America. Explore activity and nature-focused journeys and l…
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The Best Hikes in South America
Get ready to explore South America’s best hiking trails. Marvel at remarkable landscapes across high-altitude peaks, through sultry cloud forests and on gliste…
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Ask our experts
When is the best time to visit Punta Mita?
The favourite months are November to April. Each season has something to offer, so tell us when you can travel.
How long should I spend in Punta Mita?
Two or three nights suit most trips; longer if you want a slower pace or more time outdoors.
What can I combine Punta Mita with?
It pairs well with Around Mérida, Baja California and Campeche, elsewhere in Mexico.
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We enjoyed our first trip with Jacada and it surely won't be our last! Every detail and moment of our trip was perfectly planned. We were met every step of the way with courteous and knowledgeable drivers and guides. We really appreciated the local guides and the commitment they had to make every day special. Thank you Jacada for the…
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Punta Mita in motion
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