
The first arrival.
A path through the trees. Familiar faces finding one another. A little distance from the road and the rest of the world.

A private jungle setting for a wedding shaped around the people you want close, and the way you want to spend time together.
The trees, the water, the people at the table. Ka’ax gives a celebration a setting with its own character, then leaves room for yours.
Start with what matters: the people coming, the moments you want to share and how the day should feel. We can explore the ceremony, dinner, evening and stay as one considered plan.
Every arrangement is confirmed around your dates, group, weather alternatives and the property’s operating needs.

Share your preferred date, estimated guest count and accommodation needs. Ask how ceremony, food, suppliers and weather alternatives would be coordinated, and agree each responsibility and cost before confirming your plans.

A path through the trees. Familiar faces finding one another. A little distance from the road and the rest of the world.

A setting for time together between the bigger moments. We can explore where drinks, photographs and a ceremony belong within the property’s confirmed access and capacity.

Dinner runs into conversation. The light changes. Perhaps the evening gathers around the fire, with music and a pace that feels like yours.
These are starting points for a conversation. Your timeline, locations and inclusions come from the plan we agree together.
Give people time to settle in, find a drink and look around.
Choose a setting and arrangement with the team, shaped by your group and the conditions on the day.
Let the conversation begin before everyone takes a seat.
Plan the table, the food and the way you want people to share it.
Explore music, a little movement and time after dinner within the agreed operating plan.
Keep some of your people close, with cabin nights confirmed around your dates.
Consider breakfast together and a slower goodbye.

An arrival evening. The celebration. Breakfast with some of the same people the next morning.
Onsite cabins can make a longer stay possible. Tell us who would like to stay and how many nights you have in mind. We will confirm rooms, dates, check-in arrangements and any meals in your proposal.
A full-property stay is something to discuss with the team; it depends on the calendar and the arrangements your celebration needs.
A long dinner, dishes to share, a drink that suits the evening. Food and bar can help set the character of your celebration.
Tell us about the kind of meal you imagine, the people cooking it and any dietary requirements. Sample menus, chef collaborations and bar arrangements can be discussed as the plan takes shape.
Menus, service, suppliers and pricing are agreed for your event.

You might want a quiet morning, time by the cenote or a shared practice before everyone leaves.
Massage, movement, temazcal and cold immersion can be explored when they fit your group and the confirmed programme. Choose the moments that belong in your stay.
Discover the Ka’ax settingReal photographs of the property: water, gathering spaces, cabins and the evening light.
Tell us the size of your group. The team will confirm the spaces, seating, weather alternatives and operating capacity for your celebration before making a proposal.
Onsite cabins can be part of your plans when rooms and dates are available. The proposal will confirm which nights, rooms, meals and services are included.
Yes—tell us who you are working with. Your planner and the Ka’ax team can discuss the setting, suppliers, responsibilities and practical requirements together.
We begin with your people, dates and priorities. Food, bar, accommodation and the wider programme are scoped together; no fixed menu or package price is assumed.
Weather alternatives and access around the water need to be agreed for your actual guest count and layout. Ask us to walk through these arrangements during the planning process.
Ka’ax is near Akumal, between Playa del Carmen and Tulum in the Riviera Maya. The team shares confirmed directions and discusses transport as part of planning your visit.
A date, a group size, the beginnings of an idea. Start with what you know; we can work through the rest together.
A site visit can help you picture how the day might unfold. Let us know if you would like to arrange one.