Imanta Resort

Current Local Time: 11:56 / Wed, Feb 22nd, 2012

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Nightly Rates from:

USD 1,000

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- Room & Suites:
  8
- Setting:
  Beach, Jungle
- Style:
  Resort, Tropical

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Overview

Eco-friendly and secluded, without being too far off the beaten track, Punta De Mita’s Imanta Resort is a rare slice of authentic relaxation in a region sometimes overrun with glitz and tourists.

Privacy and pristine nature may not be the first things that come to mind when you hear the name “Puerto Vallarta.” But, when it comes to Imanta Resort, it should be. A sprawling 250 acres of dense jungle on the crystalline coast, this Eco-conscious haven is perfect for the traveler looking for something a little different — without having to fly somewhere not found on 90% of world maps.

Each of the seven casas are dressed in raw stone and wood, and feature modern Mexican furnishings plus a plethora of modern amenities including high-end bedding, minibars, flat-screen TV’s, WiFi internet and soaker tubs.

Dining is central, fresh and delicious at Tupika, the main restaurant. Swing in at breakfast, lunch, dinner, or anytime you need to refuel. Of course, if you’re down on the water, you can just grab at meal of grilled local fish at the beach café.

Days slip away quickly here, with an overload of pursuits on tap: spa sessions, whale watching, diving, deep sea fishing, golf, equestrian and even bird watching are just a few of the pastimes sure to keep your mouth corners upturned, and shutter clicking merrily.

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