Surrounded by coconut palms and perched on the edge of the Caribbean Sea on the Mayan Riviera’s Yucatan Peninsula, this nine-bedroom villa is found on a private island that offers seclusion and an impressive natural setting.

The 86-acre self-sustaining estate lies between the Capechen Lagoon and the Caribbean Sea in the Sian Ka’an Nature Reserve, a protected Unesco World Heritage Site. Underground cisterns filter potable water and the villa boasts solar panels.Inspired by Islamic architecture, the property features arches and wraparound verandas that connect its five buildings. Rooms are spacious with towering arched doorways and windows that make you feel like you’re outside.