Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva's Secret in Mexico: Money and Private Security

Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva once again become the center of attention after one of their best-kept secrets has been revealed. As it has emerged, they have a business in Mexico that provides them with a large sum of money.

Once again, this media-savvy couple has made clear their commitment to nature. Proof of this is the latest and surprising getaway they took during the Easter holidays.

Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva have traveled to the city of Jalisco to oversee the work being carried out within Sierra a Mar, their foundation. An organization dedicated to protecting the ecosystems of the area.

There, they have an exclusive villa located in the top-level and sustainable residential complex known as Xala. Years ago, this well-known actor decided to establish one of his residences in Costalegre, the area where this project is located.

In this place, as described on its website, "nature, adventure, and humanity coexist in harmony." "A magical project" in which Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva have invested not only money but also their dreams.

All the Details About the Luxurious and Sustainable Project Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva Have in Mexico

Xala is more than a vacation residence. It is a sanctuary located on the Pacific coast that covers 2,965 acres (1,200 hectares) of land. Additionally, it also has 5 miles (8 kilometers) of beach and 18.6 miles (30 kilometers) of trails.

Another of its attractions is its organic farming fields. Among them, the 445 acres (180 hectares) dedicated to mango stand out, along with seven other varieties of vegetation. All designed under a sustainable concept and respect for the environment.

It was 17 years ago when Richard Gere, co-founder of the project, launched this idea. The goal was to create a place where sustainability, nature, and local communities could coexist.

According to its website, Xala "redefines top-level with 120 residences, offering spacious areas, privacy, and natural beauty." Something we can see in the published images.

Within the complex, there are different accommodation options. On one hand, we find Rancho Estates. This area features "75 beachfront ranches, each extending over 5 acres (2 hectares) with 190 feet (58 meters) of beach and 180-degree panoramic ocean views."

However, one of the attractions is that each property can be customized to the owner's taste. For this, "a team of architects, designers, and builders will make the home of your dreams a reality."

Another advantage offered by this project is its financial promise. "As the value of properties like Xala increases worldwide, you will benefit from the appreciation and value increase of your asset," they assure.

This way, the project of Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva represents the union between top-level and sustainability. So much so that these are "ideal spaces for those seeking an exceptional property with a future vision."

This brand, which has been recognized as "the Best top-level Hotel Brand" for three consecutive years, offers 51 suites and 44 residences. All with the highest standards of wellness and design.

Guests enjoy a large spa, three beach clubs, and a central plaza. Additionally, they can engage in multiple outdoor activities. The surf club offers services for snorkeling, kayaking, canoeing, or beach volleyball.

These beachfront clubs feature bars, pools, and restaurants. Likewise, there are palapas available to guests, allowing them to enjoy the sea in total comfort.

The Six Senses Xala hotel also has unique facilities. Among them, a residential club with a 'farm-to-table' restaurant, an equestrian center, and sports courts. There are also spaces for tennis, paddle, soccer, and even a state-of-the-art gym.

It is an environment designed for relaxation, top-level, and respect for the land. Proof of this is that its founders have already reforested 590 acres (239 hectares) of land and created a turtle sanctuary.

But Xala, the place where Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva spent their Easter holidays, not only focuses on ecology, as architecture also plays a role. A clear example is El Faro, the symbol of the complex.

Designed by artist Gonzalo Lebrija, El Faro is an art gallery. It represents themes such as time, freedom, and power, a work that integrates perfectly with the coastal landscape.