Water: Both potable and irrigation water are supplied to Punta Mita by a number of developer-owned deep wells located in the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains. The water is transported to Punta Mita via impermeable pipes that have a total capacity of 50 gallons per second. At Punta Mita, water is filtered on-site at a special purification plant and is drinkable from the faucet. Irrigation water is stored on site in a man-made lake until needed. This is a very important feature exclusive to Punta Mita. Many other developments in the Bay of Banderas only have a short-term water solution that is dependent on the municipality.

Security: Punta Mita has a gated entrance that is serviced by guards 24-hours a day, 365 days a year. For the added peace of mind of residents and guests, a security detail also patrols the grounds within the community, including the beaches.

Phone Lines: Phone service is provided via fiber optic cables. A sufficient number of phone lines have been installed so that every residence may have two or more phone lines for telephone, Internet, and fax services.

Internet Access: Punta Mita was one of the first wired communities in Mexico. By linking up with a satellite broadband server, Punta Mita has high-speed wired and wireless Internet access available throughout the peninsula.

Road System: Local roads have been modified to make the trip to Punta Mita a safe and comfortable one. By using materials from the project site, Punta Mita's road structure blends in with the natural surroundings and takes on the earth-toned, "washed concrete" look of the region.

Electricity: Mexico operates on the same 110-volt-60 current as the United States. The Federal Electric Commission provides electricity to Punta Mita from a power plant located in close proximity to the project. Sufficient capacity has been installed to supply power for Punta Mita through build-out, with plans to install additional capacity as needed.

Natural Gas: All developments and residences will be supplied with natural gas.

Ecological Sewer Systems: To eliminate on-site wastewater, a number of water treatment plants will be installed over time as the project demands. In keeping with DINE’s commitment to ecological preservation, no wastewater will be discharged into the ocean. Instead, the treated water will be recycled and used for irrigation on the golf course and landscaping.