Villa TuluMar sits on its own stretch of beach on Tankah Bay, north of Tulum, where the water is calm enough for snorkeling and kayaking straight from the sand. Six bedrooms sleep up to 18 guests: four beachfront king suites and two jungle-view bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and private terrace.
The service is the point. A dedicated team of chefs, a bartender, a chauffeur with a Suburban, daily housekeeping with turndown, laundry and daily beach grooming are all included, along with a concierge who arranges excursions, in-villa spa treatments and transport. Every stay also includes round-trip airport transportation for up to 16 guests and two complimentary 90-minute massages. Food and drink are billed separately; the owner puts the average at US$50–75 per person per day, depending on menus.
Outside there is an infinity pool facing the bay, a beachside palapa and an 1,800 sq ft rooftop deck with hammocks, loungers and a Jacuzzi that seats eight. Inside, the house is finished in hand-crafted parota and tzalam woods and sculpted stone, with a three-storey waterfall garden and a 600-gallon saltwater aquarium. The ground floor is wheelchair accessible from the entrance to the beach palapa.