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PAID CONTENT FOR LA JOYA — HOTEL AND RETREAT


PAID CONTENT FOR LA JOYA — HOTELITO AND RETREAT


La Joya — Hotel and Retreat SAYULITA, MEXICO


La Joya (Spanish for ‘the jewel’) is located on the central coast of Mexico, between the blue waters of the Pacific and the green fringes of the lush jungle. This elegant space was carefully envisioned as a groundbreaking concept hotel centred around wellness, where guests are able to reconnect with themselves and with nature. This family-run hotel features just 18 rooms, a


serene beachside setting, bespoke services and thoughtful amenities. Here, under the auspices of elegant design, holistic wellbeing, sensory nourishment and an elevated service experience, guests can partake in a wide array of four- to seven- day retreats or curate their own retreat itinerary with the concierge. La Joya is located on Playa Escondida (the


‘hidden beach’) and is just a short golf cart ride from Sayulita, a magical town that draws travellers from around the globe for its beginner-friendly surf, lively art, music and bohemian charm. When not exploring the town or setting off on


one the many outdoor adventures the area is known for, guests can indulge in delicious flavours at


Tekuamana restaurant, where sustainable sourcing supports an exquisite seasonal menu from up-and- coming Mexican culinary star, Jorge Miramontes. If the mood strikes, consider hitting the


oceanside hot/cold circuit with sauna, steam and plunge pool, or the functional movement gym on the beach. If you prefer a group vibe, join a natural movement, somatic yoga or breathwork class on a shaded stone platform overlooking the ocean. From your room, admire ancient indigenous


trees and tall coconut palms that shade private balconies with sea views. Inside, you’ll discover sleep-in-worthy mattresses, blackout blinds, warm lighting and walls adorned with local art and textiles, as well as a standout mini-bar selection of artisanal and house-made offerings. As a social enterprise seeking to disrupt


tourism trends that have exploitative impacts on local communities, the project donates to local schools and Indigenous communities. It promotes environmental stewardship through water conservation, beach clean-ups and limited use of disposable plastics.


DON’T MISS Siesta in a hammock while sipping a cocktail before indulging in culinary creations from chef Jorge Miramontes


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KEY FEATURES • 12 private bungalows and two villas • Restaurant and bar • Saltwater infinity pool • Sauna overlooking the sea • Aromatic steam • Plunge pool • Beachfront massage • Beachside jungle gym • SUPs, snorkels and kayaks


KEY ACTIVITIES • Hot/cold therapy • Somatic yoga • Clay body wrap • Temazcal traditional sweat lodge • Hike to Monkey Mountain • Private boat tour of the Marietas, Mexico’s Galápagos


GET IN TOUCH lajoyasayulita.com T: +52 322 121 8552 E: stay@lajoyasayulita.com


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