Render of the A-frame thatched pool pavilion in the jungle at Selvadentro
Amenities

12+ experiences within the jungle

Selvadentro includes 12+ amenities woven through the jungle: the Casa de los Cenotes clubhouse with restaurant and pool bar, Jungle Bar, wellness center, Jungle Gym, padel and pickleball courts, Holistic Pavilion, Commercial Village, treehouse, Kids Jungle, Pets Jungle, a lookout and jungle trails. They are delivered with Suspiro in 2029 — and resident access starts the day you buy.

Project render

What amenities does Selvadentro include?

The amenities here are not stacked into a single clubhouse. They are scattered across the masterplan, between the nine cenotes and the jungle the project preserves — 65% of the land stays untouched by design. Each experience was placed where the jungle allowed it, not where the drawing found it convenient.

The amenity architecture is by Maat Handasa, the firm that built Chablé Resort — winner of AHEAD Americas 2017. The result is three worlds: living nature (cenotes, trails, lookouts, the treehouse), body and movement (wellness center, Jungle Gym, padel, the Holistic Pavilion), and community life (Casa de los Cenotes, Jungle Bar, the Commercial Village, Kids Jungle and Pets Jungle).

The Casa de los Cenotes pool merging into the jungle at Selvadentro Tulum

All 12 experiences, one by one

Descriptions come from the official Suspiro brochure — the same ones you will find on the interactive masterplan.

Access — Selvadentro Tulum

Access

A jungle-framed arrival — where a new way of coming home begins.

Lookout — Selvadentro Tulum

Lookout

A lookout suspended between jungle and cenote, where every step reveals a new perspective.

Kids Jungle — Selvadentro Tulum

Kids Jungle

A little world within the jungle, where playing, exploring, and discovering become part of every day.

Pets Jungle — Selvadentro Tulum

Pets Jungle

Freedom between trees, trails that invite exploration, and simple moments that feel like more.

Jungle Gym — Selvadentro Tulum

Jungle Gym

A space for the body, surrounded by living jungle.

Padel & pickleball court — Selvadentro Tulum

Padel & pickleball court

Where energy meets nature. Courts framed by jungle — designed to play at a different pace.

Holistic Pavilion — Selvadentro Tulum

Holistic Pavilion

Every corner designed to be felt. Here, nature doesn’t surround — it embraces.

Commercial Village — Selvadentro Tulum

Commercial Village

A little village within the jungle — services and encounters a step from home.

Treehouse — Selvadentro Tulum

Treehouse

An elevated refuge among the branches — to contemplate the jungle from within.

Jungle Bar — Selvadentro Tulum

Jungle Bar

Craft cocktails and natural texture — the unhurried meeting point.

Casa de los Cenotes — Selvadentro Tulum

Casa de los Cenotes

The social heart — restaurant, pool bar, and beaches. A pool that merges with the cenotes.

Wellness center — Selvadentro Tulum

Wellness center

Hidden refuges within the jungle, where crystalline water and silence create a moment of absolute calm.

What they look like: project renders

Casa de los Cenotes: restaurant and pool bar beside the water at Selvadentro Tulum
Casa de los Cenotes — the social heart of the project
Selvadentro wellness center within the Tulum jungle
Wellness center
The Selvadentro Tulum Jungle Bar, surrounded by vegetation
Jungle Bar
Lookout suspended over Cenote Mirador at Selvadentro Tulum
Lookout over Cenote Mirador
The Selvadentro Holistic Pavilion among the trees
Holistic Pavilion
Padel and pickleball courts framed by jungle at Selvadentro Tulum
Padel & pickleball courts
Kids Jungle: the children’s play area at Selvadentro Tulum
Kids Jungle
Pets Jungle: trails and pet areas at Selvadentro Tulum
Pets Jungle

When can you start using them?

Access to the cenotes and amenities starts the day you buy — not when construction wraps. Delivery of Suspiro with its finished amenities is scheduled for 2029. It follows the project’s own logic: the jungle and the water come first, the built layer after.

The first two enclaves, Mirador and Refugio, are fully sold; Suspiro is the active one. Current pricing and terms live on the land-for-sale page.

Who maintains all of this?

Maintenance is funded by a fee of ≈ 5 MXN per m² per month per lot, plus a trust reserve set aside for long-term upkeep. The project infrastructure — sustainable energy, an underground water network, controlled access, 24/7 security and internet in common areas — is part of what that fee sustains.

Closing

The moment to enter is today.

Mirador and Refugio are no longer available. Suspiro is the active enclave — with limited lots and a price that keeps growing. Talk to an advisor and discover which lot is yours.

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