Ten studio units in the jungle. The first air-conditioned accommodation in El Valle — and the project that proved what building here could look like.
Seven alpine-style cabins arranged around a botanical garden, an 8-bed hostel, and a garden-to-table café. The first permaculture-centered project in El Valle.
A thoughtfully designed lodge alongside the river that immerses guests fully inside the rhythm of El Valle.
Full-size permanent homes right in the heart of El Valle. Built for people who decided this was home.
Four rental units centered around a lounge pool, with massage rooms for facials and body treatments. A cozy oasis tucked into the valley.
An intentional community rooted in shared values and sustainable design, with a steady flow of international travelers passing through.
A dedicated space for immersive retreats — wellness, creative, and transformational. Stunning common areas and paths built right into the hillside.
A cluster of cabins built around a central pool. Compact and perfectly at home in the jungle.
Six cozy thatch-roof homes set deep in the natural landscape of El Valle. Secluded, quiet, and a 15-minute walk from the waterfall.
Canopy-level accommodations woven into the forest. A reminder that the best hospitality disappears into its surroundings.
300+ lots across 48 hectares on El Valle's most prominent mountain hillside. The largest ocean-view development in the area.
Three colonial-style homes built directly on the riverside. Quiet, considered, and rooted in the landscape.
A honeymoon-themed hillside stay with exceptional views. Designed for the kind of experience people don't forget.
A 50-hectare permaculture-focused, regenerative community. The flagship development of the Sacred Valley Foundation.
Two boutique villas sharing a bio-pool. The first project in El Valle to incorporate rammed earth construction.
A 2.1-hectare community designed around public parks and featuring organic architecture throughout.
Ten apartments within the El Valle Views development — ocean views, thoughtful design, and the full El Valle context.
A 5.2-hectare hillside valley development positioned to take full advantage of the natural landscape.
A 6.2-hectare farm and homesteading project. Land with purpose, built for people who want to grow something real.