Kupuri · La Punta · Ranchos · Pacífico · Lagos del Mar
Punta Mita Villas for Rent
A gated peninsula on the Pacific, at the northern tip of the Bay of Banderas.
Haute Retreats offers more than 30 villas on the gated peninsula of Punta Mita, north of Puerto Vallarta, in Kupuri Estates, La Punta Estates, Ranchos Estates, Pacífico Estates and Lagos del Mar. Many include a private chef for two or three meals a day and daily housekeeping, and every booking includes a 24/7 concierge. Tell us your dates and your group: a Punta Mita specialist replies within 24 hours with three to five villas that fit, and their current rates.
Signature villas
Three signature Punta Mita villas
A starting point, chosen to show the range: a beachfront estate with a staff of seventeen, a courtyard house in Kupuri, and a house for thirty above the beach in Ranchos Estates.
Casa Palmasola
A beachfront estate at the northern tip of the Bay of Banderas, with a 200-foot pool and a full-time staff of seventeen who run a complete meal plan. The nine suites take 18 adults, or 22 guests with children.
Estate la Sierra
A courtyard house in Kupuri with a home theater and a fire pit facing the sea. A chef cooks breakfast and lunch, with groceries billed separately, and the stay includes daily housekeeping, a concierge and house manager, and a golf membership that opens the beach clubs.
Casa Familia
Twenty feet above the beach in Ranchos Estates, facing the Marietas Islands. Two full-time chefs cook for the house, with groceries billed separately, and a house manager, daily housekeeping and laundry come with the stay. Two of the eleven bedrooms are in a separate casita.
Where to stay
Punta Mita villas by community
Inside the gates, each community has its own character, from the fairways to the beachfront. This is how our specialists match a group to a community.
Kupuri Estates
Villas looking out over Litibú Bay, a few steps or a short golf-cart ride from the Kupuri beach club, with the golf courses and the village of Punta de Mita close by.
- Estate la Sierra5 bedrooms · sleeps 12
- Casa Marias6 bedrooms · sleeps 16
- Casa Roka6 bedrooms · sleeps 14
La Punta Estates
Oceanfront houses of your own, a few minutes from both golf courses and from the beach clubs of the peninsula.
- Casa Akai8 bedrooms · sleeps 18
- Casa Noosa6 bedrooms · sleeps 16
Ranchos Estates
Beachfront houses inside the gates of Ranchos Estates, looking out to the Marietas Islands, with access to the beach clubs.
- Casa Familia11 bedrooms · sleeps 30
- Jaguar6 bedrooms · sleeps 12
Pacífico Estates
A secure, private enclave on the oceanfront, with direct access to the golf courses, the Pacific beaches and the beach clubs.
- Punta Pacífico 79 bedrooms · sleeps 20
Lagos del Mar
Villas set along the fairways of one of the two Nicklaus courses, inside the private gates, for golfers and for guests who prefer the view of the greens.
- Casa Kalika6 bedrooms · sleeps 10
Which Punta Mita community is right for you?
The short answer, community by community. A specialist will refine it once we know your dates and your group.
| Community | The feel | Best for | Our villas there |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kupuri Estates | Ocean views, close to the beach club | Families, beach days | Estate la Sierra, Casa Marias, Casa Roka |
| La Punta Estates | Oceanfront, minutes from the golf | Golf, privacy | Casa Akai, Casa Noosa |
| Ranchos Estates | Beachfront, facing the islands | Large families | Casa Familia, Jaguar |
| Pacífico Estates | Oceanfront and private | Large groups, golf | Punta Pacífico 7 |
| Lagos del Mar | On the fairways | Golfers, couples | Casa Kalika |
Find the right villa
Find the right Punta Mita villa
The questions guests ask us most, with the page that answers each one.
- Staffed villasOur collection of houses where a chef and a house team come with the stay.
- Villas for large groupsOur largest houses, for families traveling together.
- Villas with a private chefThe houses and the menus for dining in on the peninsula.
- Punta Mita or Tulum?How the gated peninsula and the Caribbean coast compare for families.
- Where to stay, eat and playPunta de Mita beyond the villa, area by area.
- Villas in MexicoLos Cabos, the Riviera Maya and the rest of our Mexican collection.
Speak to a specialist
Speak to a Punta Mita villa specialist
Tell us who is coming, the dates and what the week is for, from a three-generation Christmas to a golf week with friends. The specialist who plans the stay replies within 24 hours with a private shortlist, and stays with you until you fly home. Behind every stay is our concierge team, led by Monica.
- Toll-free, US and Canada+1 888 279 6444
- Miami+1 305 432 1731
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The Haute Retreats difference
What a stay with Haute Retreats includes
Punta Mita has its gates, its courses and its beach clubs. What we add is the planning before you arrive and the people on the ground while you are there.
The Haute Standard
A 21-day pre-arrival protocol on every booking: preferences and dietary needs captured, the house team briefed, provisioning set, transfers timed to your flights, and a written run-of-stay before you leave home.
Every hour of service in writing
Staff and hours differ from villa to villa, and we set them out before you pay. At Casa Marias in Kupuri, for example, the concierge, housekeepers, butler, bartender and a chef for breakfast and lunch work for nine hours a day, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with groceries billed separately.
A welcome in person
Every guest is greeted in person on arrival with a welcome amenity chosen for the house, and a member of the local team is on hand throughout the stay.
A concierge for the whole peninsula
Private chefs, boat days to the Marietas Islands, tee times, surf lessons, a driver for Sayulita and San Pancho, and transfers, arranged by your 24/7 concierge.
Destination guide
Punta Mita villa rentals: the complete guide
A villa is the way to live on the peninsula rather than visit it. Punta Mita is a gated community at the northern tip of the Bay of Banderas, with two Jack Nicklaus Signature golf courses, Pacífico and Bahía, a handful of residents’ beach clubs and, at many houses, a golf cart for getting from one to the other.
Where the best villas are
Our Punta Mita villas sit in the communities inside the gates. Kupuri Estates looks over Litibú Bay, close to the Kupuri beach club. La Punta Estates has oceanfront houses a few minutes from both golf courses. Ranchos Estates is beachfront, facing the Marietas Islands. Pacífico Estates is a private enclave on the oceanfront, and Lagos del Mar lines the fairways of one of the two Nicklaus courses.
Villas for families and large groups
For a large family, Casa Familia sleeps 30 in eleven bedrooms, two of them in a separate casita. Casa del Oso sleeps 24 in ten bedrooms and Casa Palmasola 22 in nine, and Punta Pacífico 7 takes 20 guests in nine bedrooms. Casa Akai, with eight bedrooms for 18, can add a children’s activities director, and the calm water off the Kupuri beach club is a good place for young swimmers to try snorkeling.
Chefs, staff and golf memberships
Many Punta Mita villas include a private chef for two or three meals a day and daily housekeeping, with groceries billed separately; others offer them as add-ons. At Casa Palmasola a staff of seventeen runs a complete meal plan, and at Estate la Sierra the chef cooks breakfast and lunch. Casa Akai, Casa Noosa, Casa Marias and Jaguar are fully staffed. Several houses also include a golf membership that opens the beach clubs, among them Estate la Sierra, Casa Marias and Punta Pacífico 7.
Getting to Punta Mita
Guests fly into Puerto Vallarta International (PVR), which has direct flights from many US and Canadian cities. The drive takes 40 to 60 minutes, depending on the house: about 40 to Jaguar, 45 to Estate la Sierra and an hour to Casa Palmasola. Your concierge times the transfer to your flight, and the villa is stocked before you arrive.
Minimum stays
Most villas ask for one. Three nights is usual for much of the year and seven over Christmas and New Year, while Casa Marias asks for seven nights all year. We confirm the minimum for your dates in writing.
When to go
The best time to visit Punta Mita
Punta Mita is a winter-sun destination, with a different rhythm in each season.
Sun and blue skies
Sunny days, low humidity and the beach at its best. These are the weeks families escaping the northern winter book first.
Warm and quieter
Warm days and fewer people on the peninsula, for couples and for groups who want privacy.
The green season
Warmer days with tropical afternoon showers, green hills and quiet beaches, for long stays and a slower pace.
Before the holidays
Pleasant weather before the festive weeks begin, Thanksgiving week included.
Book 9 to 12 months ahead for Christmas, New Year and Easter. For January to April, six to nine months ahead is comfortable.
Questions
Punta Mita villa rentals: your questions answered
What is the best area to stay in Punta Mita?
It depends on the trip. Kupuri Estates puts you close to the Kupuri beach club; La Punta Estates is minutes from both golf courses; Ranchos Estates has beachfront houses facing the Marietas Islands; Pacífico Estates is a private oceanfront enclave with direct access to the golf; and Lagos del Mar lines the fairways.
How far in advance should we book a villa in Punta Mita?
Nine to twelve months ahead for Christmas, New Year and Easter, when the largest villas and the best tee times go first. For January to April, six to nine months ahead is comfortable.
Are there Punta Mita villas for large groups?
Yes. Casa Familia sleeps 30 in eleven bedrooms, Casa del Oso 24 in ten, Casa Palmasola 22 in nine, and Punta Pacífico 7 sleeps 20 in nine.
Do Punta Mita villas come with a chef and staff?
Many do. A private chef for two or three meals a day and daily housekeeping are included at many villas, with groceries billed separately, and others offer them as add-ons. Several houses also include a golf membership that opens the beach clubs, such as Estate la Sierra and Casa Marias, and we set out the staff and hours for each villa in writing.
Is there a minimum stay for Punta Mita villas?
Most do. Three nights is usual for much of the year and seven over Christmas and New Year, while Casa Marias asks for seven nights all year. We confirm the minimum for your dates in writing.
Is Punta Mita good for families?
Yes. The peninsula is gated, many houses come with a golf cart for the beach clubs, and the calm water off the Kupuri beach club suits young swimmers. Casa Familia has a separate casita, and Casa Akai can add a children's activities director.
How do we get to Punta Mita?
Fly into Puerto Vallarta International (PVR), 40 to 60 minutes from the peninsula by road, depending on the house. Your concierge arranges the transfer to the villa, timed to your flight, and a driver for days beyond the gates.
How much does it cost to rent a villa in Punta Mita?
It depends on the villa, the week and the size of the group: Christmas, New Year and Easter are the highest. We quote current rates for your dates, with the staff, meals and memberships included set out in writing.
The journal
Plan your trip: our Punta Mita guides
Plan your Punta Mita villa stay
Tell us your dates and your group: a Punta Mita specialist replies within 24 hours with three to five villas that fit, and their current rates.
Toll-free, US and Canada +1 888 279 6444 · Miami +1 305 432 1731
Collection updated October 2026