Casa Xecora Iyari Punta Mita

Welcome to the “Kingdom of the Coras” (Xécora), the original inhabitants of the Great Nayar (Nayarit) region. Staying at Casa Xécora means connecting deeply with the Coras timeless culture. This group is known to have a profound community life at the center of all activities, that’s why all areas of Casa Xécora were designed for meaningful human interactions that allow you to engage deeply with your fellow travelers and jointly commit to building memories that prevail long after your stay. The estate was finished on 2022 and both the architect and designer had the idea to develop a home that invited guests to fully enjoy the outdoors. Its main feature is an infinity pool and jacuzzi that overlooks Litibu bay; also, it has an outdoor living room and dining table that invite guests to gather around and take the amazing views that surround the property. It offers 6 rooms (3 main bedrooms with king-size beds, 2 family rooms with 2 queen-size beds each, and a kids’ room with bunk beds), all with a modern feel but taking into account the Coras patterns. Coras strive to be thankful every day for all of nature’s creations – including human beings themselves. Casa Xécora offers the opportunity to connect deeply with nature. Listening to the sounds of the ocean and wildlife, enjoying the soothing warmth of the early morning sun, gazing away at the sea, and being thankful for every moment you enjoy here with your family and friends are just a few of the ways you can break from you daily routine to enhance your vacation. An on-site full staff will pamper you and make sure that every detail of your vacation is perfect. Daily housekeeping and a full-time cook will source local ingredients and flavors and cater each meal to your liking. Also, a concierge will help you plan any activities you would like or help you with reservations to local restaurants. After enjoying your memorable stay at Casa Xécora, you can say farewell to the staff in Cora’s language “Che’erí tyímwabáira’a” which translates to “might your road be well”.