Vacanta
Landscaping & Gardens

Landscape Maintenance Coordinator — Eco-Hotel Group

Eco-hotel group with 2–3 properties, Tulum

Tulum

MXN 11,500 – 16,500 / monthFull-time, permanent

Fixed monthly + housing support

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate landscape maintenance across the property group: schedule gardening teams, prioritize high-guest-impact areas, manage post-storm recovery
  • Oversee native plant nursery operations across properties: track propagation stock, coordinate replanting schedules, manage plant health
  • Implement and monitor eco-certification landscape requirements — Tulum's leading properties hold certifications (Rainforest Alliance, Distintivo S) that include landscape and chemical-use criteria
  • Manage organic input procurement: compost suppliers, approved organic fertilizers, biodegradable pest control products
  • Coordinate with hotel management on any landscape changes to ensure compliance with SEMARNAT coastal zone regulations (zona federal marítima)
  • Train new gardening team members on cenote-adjacent chemical restrictions and native species identification

Requirements

  • 3+ years hotel landscaping experience, eco-property background preferred
  • Eco-certification landscape requirements knowledge
  • Team coordination ability across multiple small properties
  • SEMARNAT coastal zone regulation awareness

Benefits

  • IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
  • Accommodation allowance MXN 2,000/month
  • Grocery vouchers MXN 600/month
  • Ongoing training in sustainability and eco-certifications
  • Quarterly performance bonus

Work environment

Eco-hotel group coordination role in Tulum. Multi-property landscape management where environmental compliance and eco-luxury brand standards are the primary performance metrics.

About the role

Coordinating eco-hotel landscape teams in Tulum requires understanding that the garden is also a legal compliance area, an environmental zone, and a marketing statement. The coordinator who can balance the ecological requirements of cenote proximity, the aesthetic demands of a boutique property, and the practical reality of managing a small gardening team in a hot, remote location is an operations asset that most Tulum properties spend years trying to develop.

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