FOUR SEASONS LAUNCHES NAVIVA, AN ALL-INCLUSIVE LUXURY GLAMPING RESORT IN PUNTA MITA
May 5, 2025

Four Seasons is redefining high-end hospitality on Mexico’s Pacific coast with the debut of Naviva, a bold and intimate resort concept nestled within the exclusive Punta Mita enclave. With just 15 safari-style tented suites perched above the ocean, Naviva is a first-of-its-kind all-inclusive, adults-only retreat focused on deep reconnection—with nature, with oneself, and with others. The experience begins even before arrival, as each guest receives a personalized itinerary curated by a dedicated concierge.
More than just luxury glamping, Naviva offers a stripped-back, highly immersive approach to wellness and indulgence. Think open-air spa treatments, cliffside yoga, private beach dining, and even temazcal ceremonies led by local shamans—all within a 48-acre coastal jungle setting. With no TVs and minimal shared infrastructure, the resort delivers solitude, serenity, and freedom to explore at your own pace. It’s a significant and singular addition to Punta Mita’s already world-class resort landscape—and a compelling new option for discerning travelers seeking a more meaningful luxury experience.

Destination Mexico is proud to be recognized as a Great Place to Work for 2026, an honor that underscores our dedication not only to exceptional travel experiences but also to fostering a supportive, inspiring workplace. This distinction highlights the culture we have built—one where collaboration, respect, and growth

Mexico continues to shine as one of the world’s most dynamic travel destinations. Between January and September 2025, the country experienced strong growth in international arrivals, highlighting the appeal of its diverse landscapes, cultural richness, and world-class hospitality. Looking ahead, 2026 promises to be historic, with major events such as the FIFA World Cup and FITUR expected to draw visitors from around the globe. The country’s maritime and cruise tourism also experienced a notable rebound, reflecting the popularity of Mexico’s coastal regions and islands. Ports welcomed a growing number of travelers seeking sun-soaked adventures, culinary experiences, and immersive cultural activities along the Riviera Maya, Pacific Coast, and other key destinations. Secretary of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez Zamora emphasized that tourism is more than an economic driver—it is a force for shared prosperity, fostering social development, strengthening local economies, and improving the quality of life for communities. “This year reflects the dedication of the sector to position Mexico as a global leader in tourism and culture,” she said. As the winter season begins, Mexico’s combination of warm climate, accessibility, and rich experiences is expected to continue attracting travelers from the United States, Canada, and beyond. With sustainable growth and innovative offerings, Mexico is not just welcoming visitors—it is creating experiences that resonate and inspire.







