Developed as a planned community in combination with eco-tourism for people who want to surround themselves with natural beauty in a secure, private and exclusive environment.

On the rugged southern end of Banderas Bay. 20 minutes from Yelapa, 45 minutes from Boca de Tomatlan, 1 hour from Vallarta, by panga (launch). Water access only lends to an island feeling. Close to the fishing village of Chimo inside the mouth of the bay.
The bay is a major breeding ground for the Humpback Whale and a nesting area for two species of endangered marine turtle. Ten turtles have been seen on the beach in one night. Both manta rays and dolphins can be seen jumping from the ocean. The bay also teems with a vast variety of fish and birds.
Many endemic animal species still flourish in the jungle including wild boar, tejones, deer, and a species of jaguar. Many species of birds inhabit the jungle including hawks, parrots and macaws. To list the others, including many sea birds, would take too much space, the area is a birdwatcher¹s paradise.
Rubber trees, endangered hardwoods, chicle trees (for your chewing gum), medicinal plants, fruit and, of course, coconut palms surround you.