In my opinion, the most fascinating piece of real estate is the land owned by the Four Seasons in Punta de Mita. In 1999 the Four Seasons Resort was opened but they first had to completely relocate the tiny Mexican village that used to sit at the end of the peninsula with the Bay of Banderas on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other. The village was picked up and moved to the northern end of the Bay of Banderas which is where my family owns a condominium. And though I love being in the small village bordering the Four Seasons the real estate at the peak of the peninsula is timeless. The resort is surrounded by countless surf breaks, amazing fishing, snorkelling, whale watching, and
if you can tear your eyes away from the water you will see the Nayarit Jungle and mountainous terrain which makes for fun zip lining! During the winter Hump Back whales migrate to the Bay to have their babies which can be an amazing spectacle from the shore or by boat. The Four Seasons has developed the land into Golf Courses, Luxury Hotels, and Villas which are world class. However, it is the land itself that is so fascinating to me. There are records of 6 different cultures living along the peninsula dating all the way back to 300 BC, so it has obviously been a prime piece of Real Estate for quite some time. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. There is just something special about having a calm, nurturing bay on one side and the untamed Pacific on the other that makes this peninsula prime real estate.
This picture is from the La Punta Realty Blog Boats Picture Golf Course Picture Whale Picture
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