Los Arboles Cobá

14/11/2016

Eric Werner of Hartwood in Tulum, Mexico stopped by the MUNCHIES kitchen for Yucatecan-inspired feast.

14/10/2016

Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico is paradise

12/10/2016

Is it lunchtime yet?

14/06/2016

Check out the naturally sourced playground in the community center for sister project, Los Arboles Tulum Green Development!

- Amphitheatre
- Large Palapa with kitchen for gatherings
- Pool and Restrooms
- Picnic and sports areas
- Naturally sourced playground for kids (pictured here!)

01/06/2016

Our new website is LIVE!
Check it out at www.losarbolescoba.com

24/05/2016

Website Launch Date: June 1st, 2016!

23/05/2016

We are launching Los Arboles Coba's brand new website this Spring!

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23/05/2016

We have a very exciting announcement!
Can you guess what it is?

Here's a hint:
It's green, and new, and read all over...

Stay tuned! We'll post our surprise announcement at 2pm EST.

12/05/2016

Good morning, junglefront views..

10/05/2016

"Don’t come expecting the Four Seasons; Tulum has its own particular brand of sleepy glamour, the kind you get not from skyscrapers or chandeliers but from beauty—it’s in the cenotes (swimmable natural sinkholes), the Sian Ka’an nature reserve, and the ruins."
- Jason Chen of ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST

Where to shop, eat, and stay in the most fashionable of Mexican cities

02/05/2016

Happy !

Built on the East coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in the thirteenth century, the ancient Mayan city of Tulum was formerly known as Zama, meaning “Place of the Dawning Sun”.

This seaport was one of the few Mayan cities protected naturally by a 12-meter tall cliff overlooking the stunning waters of the Caribbean. Here is a clear picture of the Tulum ruins and specifically the pyramid !

18/04/2016

Los Arboles Group is the next generation of sustainable communities. Sheltered in the ancient Mayan jungle, Los Arboles Tulum and sister project Los Arboles Coba are designed to meet the needs of modern society, while maintaining the integrity of Mexico’s natural resources. Our 1,200 acre gated community offers residents an affordable and environmentally responsible sanctuary where luxury, adventure, and security co-exist.