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One&Only Mandarina

One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Terraced wooden deck with orange loungers and umbrellas overlooking infinity pool and turquoise ocean, framed by native trees.
Shot by KOBU

Images Courtesy of One&Only Mandarina, Sasha Personick for KOBU

Woven seamlessly into the lush Nayarit rainforest, among ferns, elephant’s ears, and the adorable long-tailed Tejón, One&Only Mandarina’s luxury treehouses and clifftop villas dot the emerald cliffside. Enjoy palm-fringed sands, ride horses along the coastline, or stop by one of the world's most incredible resort spas.

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One&Only Mandarina balances unparalleled seclusion with an atmosphere only they could create. Experience a unifying environment amidst the palm-fringed sands and emerald cliffside, punctuated with lagoons and estuaries that encourage you to reconnect with yourself, those you love, and the natural world. A sanctuary of unspoiled nature, open space, and cultural heritage in Mexico.

One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Infinity pool overlooking jungle canopy, teak loungers, white cabanas, stone terraces, palm trees, modernist architecture.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — curved wooden boardwalk and sandy cove with turquoise waters, jungle-covered cliffs at golden hour.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Infinity pool with orange umbrellas overlooking Pacific Ocean at sunset, wooden deck, coastal cliffs, minimalist luxury resort architecture.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Teak loungers on wooden deck overlooking jungle canopy with morning mist filtering through ancient trees and palm fronds.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Infinity pool with turquoise water overlooks tropical beach, flanked by towering palms and hardwood lounger under dappled light.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Aerial view of crescent beach cove with turquoise water, dark volcanic cliffs, dense tropical forest, and mountains beyond under clear sky.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Infinity pool with black umbrellas and palm tree, minimalist architecture reflecting in still water at dawn.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Mandarina surfboard resting on sand with ocean waves, luxury resort lifestyle and coastal design aesthetic.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Tall palms and sprawling trees with curved branches frame clear blue sky, dappled golden light filtering through layered green foliage in tropical landscape.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Hands holding ceremonial vessel with smoking copal, atmospheric black and white detail of ritualistic hospitality moment.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Teak deck with fountain beside sapphire pool, turquoise loungers, palm canopy, morning light filtering through jungle.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Close-up of sharp agave leaves with serrated edges in soft natural light, showcasing desert botanical details and organic textures.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Silhouetted figure in handstand on wooden deck, louver doors and tropical foliage beyond, black and white photography.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Teak lounge chairs with blue cushions arranged on wooden deck beneath palm fronds, filtered sunlight casting shadows on corrugated metal wall.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Sunrise over misty valley with volcanic peak, tropical palms and lush forest canopy, warm golden light.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Dramatic Pacific coastline at sunset with lush jungle cliffs, distant mountains, and golden hour light reflecting on water.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Two saddled horses drinking from a water trough between modernist stable structures with green pasture and mountains beyond.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Candlelit dining pavilion with soaring wood ceiling, live tree centerpiece, and jungle views through floor-to-ceiling windows.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Backlit palm fronds overlooking coastal waters, dappled sunlight filtering through tropical foliage above sandy beach.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Modernist cliffside villa with warm stone facades and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking misty valley at sunrise, surrounded by native vegetation.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Stone incense bowl with brass base releasing aromatic smoke, warm natural light casting shadows on wooden surface, spa and wellness ambiance.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Wooden terrace pavilion overlooking lush tropical hillside and ocean horizon, mid-century modern architecture with coastal views.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Textured stone chevron pattern with dramatic side lighting casting geometric shadows, architectural detail emphasizing luxury material craftsmanship and modern design aesthetic.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Freestanding white bathtub on wooden deck with vertical timber screen, chrome faucet, tropical garden view, concrete wall, natural light.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Dual black stone vessel sinks with circular mirrors, dark vanity counter, tropical forest views through floor-to-ceiling windows, warm wood and modern minimalist design.
One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Modernist bedroom with walnut wood paneling, garden-view window seat, neutral linens, and dark hardwood floors.

Treehouse

One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Cantilevered wooden bed deck suspended over forest stream, surrounded by dense jungle canopy and natural light filtering through leaves.

Ocean Treehouse

One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Oceanfront suite with teak deck, cream loungers under cantilever umbrella, floor-to-ceiling curtains, and unobstructed Pacific views.

Panoramic Ocean Treehouse

The Details

What makes it Kobu

Take a closer look at One&Only Mandarina’s Mexican-inspired design, showcasing artisanal makers and local creators. Discover the resort’s vibrant visual influences and the rich cultural traditions behind our interiors, with insights from Studio Rick Joy and Marybel Rodriguez, Director of Interior Design for RLH.

Careful consideration has been executed throughout the development through low-density planning and intelligent, sustainable design and architecture. As one of Mexico’s most awe-inspiring tropical, coastal rainforests this fascinating destination boasts a swimmable white-sand beach, twin mountain peaks, lush flatlands and estuary.

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Directions

Puerto Vallarta International (PVR)

90 min by car

The Destination

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Photography

Commissioned photography for luxury hospitality and properties.

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Selected work

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