Cielo Azul Sanctuary is a five-hectare vision in Chemuyil, where nature, wellbeing and community come together. The jungle remains the protagonist.
Stone, timber, water and jungle. The references shaping our vision for wellbeing and architecture.
A place imagined for movement and rest, shared moments and personal rituals. Architecture takes its cues from the landscape, with local stone, dark timber and water.
Our conservation philosophy guides the vision: preserve the natural character of the jungle while making room for thoughtful experiences.
Conceptual programme, subject to design, approvals and development. These amenities are not represented as operating or included in a Chemuyil lot purchase.
Sanctuary expands the Chemuyil vision into a nature-led destination. The 85% conservation principle guides a masterplan where architecture, shared experiences and quiet spaces respond to the land.
The intention is to preserve the natural character of the site and fit the built programme around it. The conservation principle will be developed through environmental studies, design and the final approved masterplan.
The proposed wellness programme explores spa spaces, yoga, temazcal and water experiences. Stone, timber, gardens and shade create the atmosphere for a slower, more grounded rhythm.
A restaurant, reading and coworking spaces, an amphitheatre, a sunken fire circle and tennis are part of the concept. Together they imagine a community with many ways to connect.
Sanctuary shares the setting of Chemuyil: jungle near the Caribbean, within reach of Xcacel, Akumal and Tulum. The surrounding landscape is part of the experience and the reason to care for the place.
From Chemuyil and Sanctuary, explore the quieter coast between Akumal and Tulum. From Tulum, discover the region at your own pace. These are regional excursions; access, journeys and reservations depend on your starting point and the operator.
Protected beach and sea-turtle nesting sanctuary. A place to enjoy quietly, following conservation rules and current access conditions.
Caribbean bays and the Yal-Kú lagoon invite you to discover coastal waters. Choose responsible local guides and respect marine wildlife.
The walled coastal city of Tulum and Cobá's inland archaeological landscape offer different encounters with Maya heritage. Plan each as its own cultural visit.
A wider excursion south of Tulum: protected ecosystems, lagoons and Maya history. Explore through authorized operators and check current access before travelling.
Chemuyil village, Tulum's dining and design scene, the Riviera Maya coast and Xel-Há's natural inlet offer different ways to spend a day. External experiences are booked separately.
A day of water attractions, pools and relaxation at VidantaWorld Riviera Maya. An entertainment option to enjoy with family or friends. Check the official website for opening times and admission.
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Five hectares imagined around an 85% conservation principle. Small pavilions, gathering spaces and pathways designed to integrate with the landscape.
View full planAn introduction to the jungle and a place to orient yourself at the start of the experience.
Restorative spaces with natural stone, timber, filtered light and rituals of care.
A quiet pavilion for practices connecting breath, body and landscape.
A shared table and a place to meet, connected with the gardens.
Quiet corners for concentration and work, open to the natural surroundings.
Envisioned spaces for rituals, reflection and gatherings around the fire.
An outdoor setting for cultural expression and community moments.
Cenote-inspired pools and pathways connecting the different spaces.
A sporting area integrated into the vision for wellbeing and movement.
Explore participation in Sanctuary’s development: a nature-led vision bringing together architecture, wellbeing and community in Chemuyil.
Five hectares. An 85% conservation principle. A place imagined around the jungle, with considered spaces for restoration, gathering and belonging.