Lunita Jungle Retreat in Puerto Morelos hosts company teams, leadership groups and executive offsites in the Riviera Maya, 40 minutes from Cancún airport (not Tulum). A team of up to 20 people stays on the property, in eight cabanas and a mini apartment. Accommodation, conscious meals cooked on site, facilitators and ceremonies chosen from your results are included. Every project starts with a free organizational analysis.
Updated November 2026
Why a private jungle venue instead of a resort
Resorts and a private center solve different problems. A large resort suits a big group that needs a ballroom, several meeting rooms and a full events team. If that is your brief, a resort is the right answer.
A private jungle center suits a leadership team or a department that needs to talk honestly. At Lunita the whole property belongs to your group for the stay, with twenty people as the ceiling, so the room never turns into an audience. There is no conference room with a view: the sessions happen in a glass shala, and the setting removes the office. Starlink covers the property, so going offline is a decision the team makes on purpose. Larger companies send their leadership team or run two cohorts in successive weeks. See also the benefits of a corporate retreat and how corporate retreats work at Lunita.
A sample 3 day agenda
Three nights is the shortest stay that changes anything, and four is the usual choice. The first day is arrival and the last is packing, so the facilitated work sits in the middle.
Day 1: arrival
- Land in Cancún, reach the property in about 40 minutes and settle into your cabana.
- A meal together in the evening, then an early night.
Day 2: the honest work
- Morning: a facilitated session in the glass shala, starting with a breath practice and then dialogue around one clear question. Two hours is enough.
- Midday: left unclaimed on purpose. Lunch cooked on site, the pool, a hammock.
- Afternoon: the partner cenote, ten minutes away off the property, or a walk under the canopy.
- Evening: a shared meal and, for teams that want it, a temazcal or a sound session. No belief is asked of anyone.
Day 3: from insight to agreement
- Morning: a second facilitated session that turns what was said into decisions.
- Afternoon: a shared physical activity, such as planting a tree on the land.
- Evening: a closing dinner.
A fourth night adds an unclaimed day between the two working sessions, which is where the conversations turn into something a team keeps. For the reasoning behind the activities, read the return on a corporate retreat.
NOM-035 for Mexican companies
NOM-035 is the Mexican federal standard on psychosocial risk factors at work. Lunita built its program for in-person companies, Raíz, around that framework. A retreat does not replace the obligations your company has under the standard, but the organizational analysis gives you data on how your team is doing.
How planning works, step by step
- Inquiry. Start with the free organizational analysis (the Raíz form is for in-person teams) or book a free call, from the start page.
- Results. The analysis returns results in five to seven days.
- Call. A free 45 minute call with Lorenza, co-founder of Lunita, to read the results together.
- Design and estimate. The retreat is co-designed around what the analysis found. Each retreat is priced to its scope, group size, length and what the results call for.
- Arrival. Your team travels to Puerto Morelos for three or four nights.
- Measurement. The same analysis runs again 30 and 90 days after the return, so you can see what changed.
If you are comparing centers, our guide to choosing a retreat center lists what to ask before you book.
Getting there from Cancún airport
Lunita Jungle Retreat is at Km 17 of the Ruta de los Cenotes in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo. It is 40 minutes by car from Cancún International Airport, and it is not in Tulum or Playa del Carmen. A team can land in the morning and be on the property before lunch.