Naya Residence 7302

NAYA 7302 – Punta de Mita Beachfront Oasis
Come away to a place where time slows. Wake to the sound of waves and ocean views from your private terrace at NAYA 7302, a 4-bedroom, 5.5-bath luxury residence in exclusive Punta de Mita. With 459 m² of total space, chef’s kitchen, nanny suite, private plunge pool, and BBQ area, 2 parking spaces + storage, this home is perfect for family retreats. Enjoy private beach club, 3 pools + kids’ pool, spa, gym, games room, playground, and lush tropical grounds within a secure, private community of only 60 residences. 18 miles from Puerto Vallarta Airport. Surf, snorkel, watch whales, or simply unwind—experience all NAYA has to offer.

Resort-Style Amenities:
- 3 heated pools + kid’s pool, jacuzzi, snack bar restaurant open for lunch and dinners 6 days per week, and Beach Club
- Full-service luxury spa and gym, games room, and kids' play area
- 2 paddle courts, garden walkways, and lush tropical landscaping
- 24/7 security, reception, and gated access
-Golf cart transportation for visitors available within the premises

Location:
- Located in Tower 7 (Haa), 3rd floor—elevated privacy, ocean breezes, and sunset views.
- Steps from the sand, multiple pools and private beach club shared only with 60 exclusive residences.
- Surrounded by 46,000 m² of master-planned paradise, preserving two-thirds of the natural environment.
- Bordering Los Veneros and The W Hotel, offering proximity to fine dining, surf, and five-star hospitality.
- NAYA Punta de Mita is just 18.6 miles / 30 kms from the Vallarta international airport and Aerotron private jet services.

NAYA Punta de Mita is not just a place—it’s a lifestyle experience you can delight in.
It’s a sanctuary where families reconnect, couples rediscover each other, and time stands still for you to savor.
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Costa Banderas encompasses a large part of the shoreline of the north shore of Banderas Bay, stretching from La Cruz de Huanacaxtle to Punta de Mita. In between are mega developments such as Nauhi, Bolongo, and of course, Costa Banderas.