Siari by Ritz-Carlton Reserve: Mexico’s Newest Sanctuary of Secluded Luxury
- LoL Editor
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read
Luxury hospitality has a new star in Mexico — and it’s one defined not by opulence alone, but by stillness, ritual, and immersive seclusion.
This week, The Ritz-Carlton Reserve opened the doors to Siari, its newest ultra-luxury retreat on Riviera Nayarit’s untouched Emerald Coast. Surrounded by jungle, framed by the Pacific, and rooted deeply in local heritage, Siari is designed to slow the pace, awaken the senses, and reconnect guests to nature in the most sumptuous way possible.

A 920-Acre Escape Into the Wild
From the moment you arrive on Siari’s private 920-acre estate, the restorative atmosphere is undeniable. Named after the Uto-Aztecan word for “green”, the resort is enveloped by thick jungle and crystalline waters — a natural world that the architects worked meticulously to honour.
Mexico City–based Bernardi + Peschard Arquitectura shaped the property and its 91 rooms directly into the landscape. Perched dramatically on a cliff edge, the design leans into openness, texture and intention:
locally quarried stone,
native woods,
hand-woven artisan details,
and breezy, open-air spaces that frame the surrounding wilderness from every angle.
The result is a property that feels as if it has grown from the earth itself.

Villas, Suites and Ultra-Private Residences
Accommodation at Siari ranges from ocean-view suites to expansive 2,873 sq ft beachfront villas, each attended by dedicated butler service. Interiors echo the natural surroundings with jewel tones, soft greens, warm woods and artisanal textures.
For those seeking true exclusivity, Siari’s 34 private residences offer four or five bedrooms, sweeping indoor-outdoor living, private infinity pools and doorstep access to one of the region’s largest swimmable beaches — ideal for extended stays or high-net-worth family escapes.
A Culinary Journey Rooted in Nayarit
Food is central to the Siari experience, led by chef David Castro Hussong. Each of the five dining concepts reflects a different facet of Riviera Nayarit’s traditions and produce:
Zula – elevated interpretations of classic Nayarit cuisine
Naao – Asian-inspired dishes with a distinctly local twist
Masa Madre – an ode to wood-fire cooking
Estero – global influences reframed through regional flavours
Maribel Aldaco Pâtisserie – exquisite desserts by the celebrated pastry chef
For cocktails, Library Bar stands out — atmospheric, elegant, and built for languid evenings overlooking the jungle.

Ancient Rituals Meet Modern Wellness
At the heart of the resort’s ethos is local heritage. Your stay begins with the nierika tradition: walking barefoot through rosewater to cleanse the heart and soul. Guests are then presented with a xukuri, a bowl of foraged herbs symbolising entry into a place of renewal.
This spiritual grounding continues at Há Yeka, Siari’s 28,000-sq-ft temple of wellness (its name meaning “water” and “well-being” in the Wixárika language). Hidden within lush gardens, the spa blends ancient Huichol healing with contemporary therapies — from volcanic stone treatments to hydrotherapy circuits in open-air treatment rooms that blur the boundary between indoor and out.
Adventure, Leisure and Absolute Seclusion
With the Emerald Coast as your private playground, guests can explore via guided jungle hikes, private yacht excursions, or simply drift between the resort’s infinity pools and golden sands. Siari even offers its own Tom Fazio–designed private golf course, adding yet another layer to its luxury credentials.
“Our vision for Siari is to create a retreat where discovery unfolds naturally,” says general manager Guillermo Varela. “From the moment of arrival, every experience is designed to awaken the senses and reconnect guests to the rhythm of this extraordinary place.”
Effortless Access — Yet Worlds Away
Though wonderfully remote, Siari is just 45 minutes from Puerto Vallarta Airport, with private FBO services, two helipads and its own marina — ensuring every arrival feels seamless, discreet and deeply personal.





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