Land, settle, and eat together
Transfer in through the jungle, claim your room, and open the weekend with a welcome dinner under the palms.
Four nights where the Caribbean meets the jungle, built for Black love in every form it takes. Couples, best friends, and the people who move like you do. Trade the work calendar for warm water and a fire pit.
Valentine's Day falls on Sunday, February 14. Monday the 15th is Presidents' Day — so you fly home on a federal holiday and spend two days of PTO for a four-night trip.
The Yucatán jungle is sacred ground — an ancient Mayan landscape where the canopy hums with wildlife, cenotes run like veins of crystal water beneath the limestone, and the ruins of a great civilization still watch over the Caribbean. In February the rain is gone, the air sits in the low eighties, and the water is exactly where you want it.
Deep inside it sits a private sanctuary built largely by the hands of local Mayan artisans using ancient techniques. Four element-inspired villas overlook hundreds of acres of protected jungle, far from noise and light pollution. The whole property is ours for four nights: no strangers, no crowds, just twenty of us and the canopy.
Round-trip airport transfers are included, and we coordinate arrivals so nobody is standing at baggage claim alone. The property sits inside a gated jungle community — private transport in and out is the only way, and it's handled.
One dinner reservation and a card doesn't quite cover it. This is four nights of slow mornings, warm water, and real conversation — with your person, or with your people. Couples get a suite and a plunge pool. Solo guests get a room of their own and nineteen people worth showing up for. Because at G.R.O.W., even rest has a purpose.
Reset your mind and body in the middle of Q1, before the year runs off with you.
Twenty guests, one property. Come as a couple, come with your best friend, leave with both.
Founders, creatives, and professionals in one villa. Beach conversations become boardroom moves.
Real wealth includes your time, your health, and who you spend them with. Invest in all three at once.
Curated day passes unlock Tulum's beach clubs along the hotel-zone coastline, so every day brings a new stretch of white sand and a new scene. All movement is handled. All you do is show up.
Transfer in through the jungle, claim your room, and open the weekend with a welcome dinner under the palms.
A full day pass on the hotel-zone coastline — daybeds, DJ sets, and the water Tulum is famous for. Back to the villa for sunset.
Swim the cenotes, walk the ruins above the Caribbean, then a Black-owned catamaran sunset cruise to close the day.
Yoga and a sound bath under the canopy to start. Spa and stillness through the afternoon. Then the signature night: a private-chef Valentine's dinner celebrating the flavors of the African diaspora and the Yucatán, and a sunset celebration of our culture, our wins, and each other.
Last brunch on the deck, transfers to the airport, and home on the holiday.
Flights, alcohol, and spa treatments are not included. Available on property as add-ons: Mayan cacao ceremony, Temazcal sweat lodge, couples massage, and spa services.
Tulum isn't just a pretty beach — it's become one of the most vibrant hubs for Black travelers, creatives, and entrepreneurs anywhere in the world. Since 2020, a thriving community of Black expats and a travel collective tens of thousands strong have made this coastline a home for Black joy. Mexico's own Black story runs deep, too: the country is home to roughly two million Afro-Mexicans, with heritage rooted in regions like the Costa Chica.
And we're doing it in February — Black History Month — which feels like exactly the right time to spend our dollars and our joy inside a Black community building something a thousand miles from home.
Yacht and catamaran experiences curated by Black owners — our playlists, our food, our energy, on the Caribbean.
Brunch and dining at Afro-Mexican-owned spots that fuse diaspora roots with Yucatán tradition.
A shared celebration night with Tulum's Black expat and creative community — culture meeting culture.
Excursions, chefs, and vendors booked Black-owned first. We celebrate the community by investing in it.
Black love is a destination.
This Valentine's, we're going.
Book the room, not the seat. Couples take one room and pay once; solo guests get a room of their own. Rooms are released in booking order — the sooner you book, the better your view.
Upstairs, with its own en-suite bathroom, rainfall shower, and a private lock-off entrance. The most private room on the property — and the one couples ask for first.
A king bed downstairs, opening onto the villa's shared living space and gourmet kitchen. Built for people who want the group energy and their own door to close.
The same upstairs suite, en-suite bath and private entrance, all yours. No roommate, no coordinating, no compromise.
A king bed of your own downstairs, sharing a full bath and the open living space with the villa. The most social room in the house, and the best value on the property.
Pick your room above (it will highlight below), then pick a plan. You'll go straight to a secure Stripe checkout.
Fourteen rooms, twenty guests, then the property is full. Rooms are assigned strictly in booking order, and the first five paid-in-full bookings choose their rooms before anyone else. When the last room goes, the list closes — no waitlist, no exceptions.
Each booking reserves one (1) room for the guest count listed on that room type. Couple rooms are priced per room for two (2) guests. Remaining balances on half-payment and deposit plans are due no later than January 8, 2027. Rooms are limited and released in booking order. Trip dates are February 11–15, 2027; flights are booked separately by each guest. A G.R.O.W. Lifestyle · Fun Pillar experience operated under VIP Fitness NYC LLC.
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