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Kendall and Kylie Jenner are vacationing in a $7.5 million villa in Mexico with an infinity pool that blends into the mountainside

  • Kendall and Kylie Jenner are vacationing with friends in Mexico, E! News reports.
  • The group appears to be staying at a $7.5 million property in Costa Careyes, Mexico.
  • Take a look inside the home, which has a tower, 360-degree infinity pool, and panoramic views.

The Jenner sisters are on the move again.

Only a few weeks after Kendall and Kylie Jenner were spotted vacationing in Aspen, Colorado, with mom Kris Jenner, the duo is sharing pictures from another vacation in Mexico, E! News reports.

Based on their Instagram photos, they appear to be vacationing at Sol de Oriente, a vibrant-yellow, sunlit villa with a 360-degree infinity pool in Costa Careyes, a hidden enclave that's been called Mexico's best-kept secret. A source confirmed to E! News that the Jenners and their group recently traveled to Costa Careyes.

Kylie posted a photo of herself lounging by an infinity pool and one of Kendall enjoying the sunset on Tuesday. Similar social-media activity from their friends suggests that they're joined by several members of their regular crew, including Anastasia Karanikolaou, Victoria Villarroel, Carter Gregory, and Sofia Villarroel.

Read more: Kylie, Kendall, and Kris Jenner are vacationing in a $75 million mansion in Aspen that has a 60-foot indoor pool and a bowling alley

Kylie previously faced backlash for her trip to Paris last year amid the pandemic. Insider reporter Darcy Schild wrote that fans were disappointed in the reality star for broadcasting her travel to her substantial following on social media.

Representatives for the Jenners declined to confirm the details of their trip when reached by Insider.

While travel to Mexico from the US is not currently banned, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that "travelers should avoid all travel to Mexico" and that "travel may increase your chance of getting and spreading COVID-19."

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