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Discover the plants and animals of Playa Viva's natural habitats by taking your family exploring in some of the most beautiful coastal forests on Earth. Playa Viva's rich surrounding land provides regenerative permaculture and organic farming for the community and your family, as well as 160 acres of private nature reserve, for the benefit of visitors and the ecosystem.
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"It was about time somebody would do something in Playa Icacos, thats the real name for Playa Viva. I believe everybody must be happy in Juluchuca for all the businesses you'll bring to towners in there. I am one of those young men that had to travel to el norte, and what you are doing in Juluchuca right now makes me happy. GOOD LUCK. BUENA SUERTE EN TODO LO QUE ESTAN HACIENDO!!!"
Ricardo Tetlalco
Visited Jan. 2008
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Turtle Sanctuary
Our Turtle Sanctuary was founded to protect turtles from predators and poachers. The sanctuary is staffed by an all-volunteer team of local residents who have named the sanctuary "La Tortuga Viva", or "The Living Turtle", and receive training and minimal support from SEMARNAT, the Mexican Department of Environmental Protection. The operation of La Tortuga Viva is a labor of love. >  Read More

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Archaeological Site
Early in the discovery process, we made a remarkable find-- an archeological site within the property boundaries of Playa Viva! We are promoting initiatives that will research and restore the site for future generations to explore and learn from.  Read More

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Estuary
Playa Viva sits at a meeting point between saltwater and freshwater systems. This convergence of ecosystems enables a symbiotic exchange and transformation of resources. The estuary's plants, crustaceans, mollusks, fish and microorganisms all work to clean, transform and refine waste into high-quality nutrients for the estuary's plant life which, in turn, acts as a home, breeding ground and nursery for thousands of fish and bird species.

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Ocean
Playa Viva has over 1.2 km, (about .75 miles) of beach front. While many resort beaches are polluted by nearby cities, Playa Viva is remote enough to enjoy some of the cleanest ocean water in the region. In addition to the sea turtles that come here to lay their eggs, the ocean is teeming with life. It's not uncommon to spot breaching whales or dolphins playing in the surf. Our wide, sandy beaches are ideal for swimming and walking barefoot.

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Another local resident also working on construction

 
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Ecology in Harmony
Bringing the land back to its natural state

Turismo Sustentable – Playa Viva
by David Leventhal

Los invitamos a ver este vídeo producido por Oliver Velazquez sobre el tema de Turismo Sustentable y como Playa Viva esta haciendo su parte en promover biodiversidad, la comunidad local, en... Read this full entry
Playa Viva Named in top 7 deluxe tree-house hotels
April, 2013 - CNN Travel / Travel+Leisure - Playa Viva named one of "7 deluxe tree-house hotels."... Read this full entry
 
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