Casa Wirikuta sits in a gated community in Punta Mita, overlooking the 17th hole of the Four Seasons Bahia golf course, with views of the Sierra Madre and the Marietas Islands. The owner describes it as a 24,700-square-foot oceanfront estate with seven suites and 12 bathrooms; agency listings give maximum occupancy as 20 guests, 14 adults and 6 children.
The Cava is the part groups talk about. It holds a 45-foot cinema seating more than 24, a wine cellar and tequila bar, a golf simulator, an 18-foot shuffleboard table, a poker table and a Cava dining room for 16. Upstairs, a main palapa opens onto a curved glass-tile infinity pool, and a 700-square-foot fitness center with glass walls looks onto the gardens. Every suite has water views, air conditioning and blackout shades, and the master suite opens to the pool.
Staffing is not listed on the owner’s site. Villa Experience describes staff from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., including a chef with two sous chefs, a personal assistant, butlers, housekeepers and 24-hour concierge, with groceries charged to the guest. We confirm staffing, meals and food costs with you in writing before you book.
Two things to plan around. First, the owner describes oceanfront access to two well-known surf breaks, and Villa Experience calls the water in front suitable for experienced swimmers only. For calm water you use the Punta Mita beach clubs, such as Sufi Ocean Club about four minutes and St. Regis Sea Breeze about five minutes away by golf cart; we confirm club access and any fee in your quote. Second, two of the seven suites are in a separate casita with its own living room and full kitchen, and those two suites share one full bathroom. The bunk room’s four queen bunks are reached by walk-up staircases; it has its own full bath, TV and gaming area.
Minimum stays per Villa Experience are four nights in high season and seven over Christmas and New Year.