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House
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Sleeps: 7
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Bedrooms: 3
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Bathrooms: 3.5
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Minimum Stay: 2 Night(s)
Description
Escape to paradise at Casa en el Cielo, a stunning retreat above Ojochal’s lush jungle. Enjoy panoramic mountain and ocean views, accompanied by the sounds of tropical birds. This spacious 3-bedroom haven offers a king bed, two queen beds, and a sofa bed, perfect for families and groups. Lounge by the infinity pool, fire up the gas grill for sunset barbecues, or relax on the outdoor terrace. Experience the charm of Ojochal and the tranquility of this extraordinary home for an unforgettable stay.
The space
A secluded cliffside retreat in South Pacific Costa Rica
Nestled between Corcovado National Park and Ballena National Park, Casa en el Cielo sits on a breathtaking cliffside overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Located in the tranquil village of Ojochal, we offer a unique escape far from the bustling tourist areas of more developed Costa Rica. Ojochal is known for its world-class dining, lush tropical beaches, and abundant wildlife.
We discovered this hidden gem in 2018, renovated it with care, and transformed it into the stunning retreat it is today. Now, we invite you to experience the serenity, adventure, and natural beauty that make Casa en el Cielo a truly special getaway. Pura Vida!
Guest access
Full access
Other things to note
The below services can be booked via our Concierge Service. Please reach out for contact details and our property manager will be happy to assist.
Chef service
Bartender service
Massages
Shuttle service:
From SJO to house 1-4 people $275 and from 5-8 people $325. Rate is per group, not per person.
Cleaning Service:
$56 per hour
LOCAL AREA THINGS TO DO:
SOUTH PACIFIC COSTA RICA BY SEASON:
When is the best time to visit South Pacific Costa Rica? Each month is exceptional in its own way. Here’s what you can expect when you visit:
JANUARY-APRIL:
Average High Temperature is 30ºC/86ºF
January through April is summertime in Costa Rica. Lots of sunshine and warm weather are perfect for uninterrupted beach time including humpback whale watching. Swim, snorkel, and scuba dive in the warm ocean waters, and learn to surf—the waves are at an ideal height for lessons. Tourism peaks this time of year, so there are many local festivals. January kicks off with the Fiesta de los Diablitos, a celebration of native Boruca culture. Plan your itinerary and make reservations ahead of time during this busier summer season.
MAY-JUNE:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
May and June transitions South Pacific Costa Rica from the dry season to the rainy season. The weather is more unpredictable and tends to get rainier toward the end of June. But nothing stops for the rain in Costa Rica! The moisture cools the air, creating comfortable temperatures. Everything’s bigger in May and June. Waves are larger for surfing; orchids are at their peak; sail fishing starts and sport fishing gains traction. Now the rivers are really flowing so it’s a great time for whitewater rafting and waterfall rappelling. Less people visit Costa Rica during this time, so you can avoid crowds.
JULY-AUGUST:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
July and August are the best-kept secrets in South Pacific Costa Rica. Warm, sunny mornings and rain-cooled evenings are a welcome break from summer in the United States and Southern Europe. This is also a popular time for Costa Ricans to vacation in the South Pacific region, and it’s your opportunity to mix with the locals. July marks the start of sea turtle season—which spans from July to December—and the region’s Tortuga Beach is one of their favorite nesting spots. You may experience the unexpected pleasure of witnessing a baby turtle release.
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
September and October are rainy but pleasant months, with few tourists and no crowds. It is one of the best times for sport fishing, whitewater rafting, river and waterfall swimming, and sea turtle viewing. Beginning in September, the humpback whales arrive from Antarctica, which starts the Whale Festival in nearby Bahia Ballena, the location of the famous Whale’s Tail rock and reef formation. This time is ideal for spotting other animals as well. The animals descend the mountains to take advantage of the fresh vegetation. You can see monkeys, sloths, frogs, coatis, butterflies, and tons of birds.
NOVEMBER:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
November starts the transition from the rainy months. Everything is lush and green. There is still a significant amount of rain, but it is less than half the average rainfall in October. The last couple weeks of November are a great time to visit Costa Rica if you are hoping to have the place to yourselves and still experience nice weather and fun outdoor activities. The waves are moderate, sport fishing is good, and the beaches are breathtaking.
DECEMBER:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
December marks the beginning of the tourist season in Costa Rica. The temperature is nearly perfect, and everything is green and vibrant from the rains in September, October, and November. As a transitional month, December involves some rain—but it’s an ideal month for sport fishing and other outdoor activities. Visit during the first couple weeks when there are fewer people but all the benefits.
VILLAGES NEAR CASA EN EL CIELO:
OJOCHAL (Casa en el Cielo Home)
Casa en el Cielo is in the intimate village of Ojochal—About a quarter mile past the village entrance—far from the touristy areas of more developed Costa Rica. Ojochal is a small untouched village known for its restaurants and surrounding tropical beaches. It is situated about midway between Dominical to the north and Sierpe to the south, providing limitless outdoor opportunities.
UVITA (15 Minutes North)
Uvita is a small village, just to the north of Casa en el Cielo, known for its annual music events and proximity to Marino Ballena National Park. Uvita is also known for its beautiful beaches and tropical landscape with estuaries and mangrove waterways.
DOMINICAL (30 Minutes North)
Dominical is a small beachfront community with an abundance of local amenities, dining options, and excellent shopping. Dominical is a nice daytrip from Casa en el Cielo. It boasts consistent waves year-round, making it a hot spot for more experienced surfers.
PALMAR NORTE (30 Minutes South)
Surrounded by densely forested mountains, Palmar Norte is the epicenter of a major banana-growing region. This small town connects to Palmar Sur—known for its regional airport—via a thin steel bridge over the Rio Grande River. It is here you will find Finca 6, which houses a museum dedicated to the mysterious pre-Columbian stone spheres which UNESCO has recognized as a World Heritage Site.
SIERPE (45 Minutes South)
This small community lies on the banks of the Rio Sierpe and offers restaurants and accommodations, as well as water transportation to Isla del Caño to fish or dive nearby. Tourists often access Corcovado National Park via the Río Sierpe to view exotic animals.
AREA BEACHES:
VENTANAS BEACH, PLAYA VENTANAS (3 Minutes North)
Though small, this beach is surrounded by lovely scenery. Ventanas, or “windows,” gets its name from the rocky promontory at its north end featuring its famous caves that can be explored at low tide.
PIÑUELA BEACH, PLAYA PIÑUELA (5 Minutes North)
A beautiful, small cove with moderate surf. Piñuela, although rocky at high tide, is great for swimming, especially at its south end. From the warm sand, visitors enjoy views of Isla Ballena off the coast, as well as the area’s steep, mountainous slopes covered with greenery.
BALLENA BEACH, PLAYA BALLENA (10 Minutes North)
Featuring fine sand and little surf, this breathtaking beach includes a view of Isla Ballena offshore; both parcels, as well as Rocas Tres Hermanas, make up part of Ballena National Marine Park. Humpback whales are present offshore every year from August through October and December through March.
UVITA BEACH, PLAYA UVITA (15 Minutes North)
One of the most stunning beaches on the Southern Pacific coast, Uvita features moderate surf—safe for swimming—as well as estuaries and mangrove waterways. Near the south end of the beach is Quebrada Colonia; this beach is ideal for walking, horseback riding, and observing marine life.
HERMOSA BEACH, PLAYA HERMOSA (20 Minutes North)
Beneath the beautiful Fila Costena mountains, this beach connects to Playa Uvita by the famous Whale’s Tail Formation; visitors explore it at low tide to see different species of crab, fish, mollusk, and algae.
DOMINICALITO BEACH, PLAYA DOMINICALITO (25 Minutes North)
The moderate surf here is perfect for swimming and other water activities. At the south end of the beach lies Punta Dominical, which features a lush tropical forest that entices nature-lovers.
DOMINICAL BEACH, PLAYA DOMINICAL (30 Minutes North)
This beach’s big waves are ideal for more experienced surfers. It is also popular with campers and tourists in general. The beach has a vibrant restaurant, shopping, and nightlife scene.
ATTRACTIONS NEAR CASA EN EL CIELO
RÍO EL GENERAL - RIVER
This small community lies on the banks of the Rio Sierpe and offers restaurants and accommodations, as well as water transportation to Isla del Caño to fish or dive nearby. Tourists often access Corcovado National Park via the Río Sierpe to view exotic animals.
CASCADA PAVON - WATERFALL (10 Minutes South)
The beautiful Cascada Pavon Waterfall is in Ojochal a short drive from Casa en el Cielo. It is accessible via a short walk down a trail to rock stairs that lead down to the waterfall and pool, which is nice for swimming. There is also a side trail to access the top of the “stuck rock.” Locals are known to jump off the rock and plunge into the pool below! No guides are required so there is no cost to visiting Cascada Pavon
MARINO BALLENA NATIONAL PARK (10 Minutes North)
Marino Ballena National Park is named after the humpback whales that migrate here each year from December to March to mate and give birth before returning to the frigid waters to the north. The humpbacks from Antarctica come from August to October. Year-round you can see many species of dolphins and sea turtles. Ballena is primarily a marine park with 13,000 acres/5,400 hectares of ocean and 270 acres/110 hectares of land. It was established in 1990, making it one of the newest national parks in Costa Rica. The park contains the largest coral reef on the Pacific side of Central America.
ISLA BALLENA (10 Minutes North – Then a boat ride to the island)
Accessible only by boat, or “panga,” this island is an extraordinary place for snorkeling and observing a variety of marine species.
PUNTA UVITA (15 Minutes North)
Rich in marine life, the famous Whale’s Tail features a reef that shelters it from dangerous currents and strong surf, making it a perfect place to swim and cool off in its waters. It’s also a popular spot among snorkelers.
UVITA MANGROVE SWAMP (15 Minutes North)
Located behind Punta Uvita, this mangrove swamp is rich in coastal flora and is home to several species of seabirds, including blue heron, white ibis, and osprey.
PUNTA DOMINICAL (30 Minutes North)
The viewpoints on this rocky hill swathed in vegetation offer views of Dominicalito, Roca Árbol Island, and the stunning mountain and maritime landscape stretching south.
NAUYACA WATERFALL (40 Minutes North)
Gorgeous and pristine, the Nauyaca Waterfalls are tucked away in a secluded canyon. You can hike to the falls without a guide for only $8 per person. The falls, which were on the Tico Times 2015 list of the six most stunning falls in Costa Rica, cascade down the rock face in two tiers, one measuring 150 feet and the other 65 feet. Nauyaca spills into a large crystalline pool, nice for swimming after a long hike. The hike is about 2.5 miles, approximately an hour each way. The trail is very easy in places and moderately difficult in others – overall a relatively easy hike. Crazy thrill seekers occasionally dive from ledges near the top of the falls. The trailhead is about 1.25 miles (2 kilometers) from the main road and parking is available (4-wheel-drive recommended.) Our property manager can help you with planning and reservations if you prefer a horseback tour to the falls.
CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK (45 Minutes South – Then a 60-minute boat ride)
Corcovado National Park encompasses an area of 424 square kilometers (164 square miles). It is the largest park in Costa Rica and protects about a third of the Osa Peninsula. It is widely considered the crown jewel in the extensive system of national parks and biological reserves spread across the country. The ecological variety is quite stunning. National Geographic has called it “the most biologically intense place on Earth in terms of biodiversity.” The park is popular with tropical ecologists and visitors can expect to see an abundance of wildlife.
ISLA DEL CANO (45 Minutes South – Then a 60-minute boat ride)
Situated 20 kilometers offshore from Drake Bay on the Osa Peninsula, Isla Del Cano is an important island for Costa Rica, both archeologically and environmentally. The waters surrounding this biological reserve are swarming with marine creatures, while the island itself protects several artifacts that date back to pre-Columbian times. Best accessed through Sierpe, it is a popular destination for snorkeling and diving. Our property manager can help you with planning and reservations.
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The space
A secluded cliffside retreat in South Pacific Costa Rica
Nestled between Corcovado National Park and Ballena National Park, Casa en el Cielo sits on a breathtaking cliffside overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Located in the tranquil village of Ojochal, we offer a unique escape far from the bustling tourist areas of more developed Costa Rica. Ojochal is known for its world-class dining, lush tropical beaches, and abundant wildlife.
We discovered this hidden gem in 2018, renovated it with care, and transformed it into the stunning retreat it is today. Now, we invite you to experience the serenity, adventure, and natural beauty that make Casa en el Cielo a truly special getaway. Pura Vida!
Guest access
Full access
Other things to note
The below services can be booked via our Concierge Service. Please reach out for contact details and our property manager will be happy to assist.
Chef service
Bartender service
Massages
Shuttle service:
From SJO to house 1-4 people $275 and from 5-8 people $325. Rate is per group, not per person.
Cleaning Service:
$56 per hour
LOCAL AREA THINGS TO DO:
SOUTH PACIFIC COSTA RICA BY SEASON:
When is the best time to visit South Pacific Costa Rica? Each month is exceptional in its own way. Here’s what you can expect when you visit:
JANUARY-APRIL:
Average High Temperature is 30ºC/86ºF
January through April is summertime in Costa Rica. Lots of sunshine and warm weather are perfect for uninterrupted beach time including humpback whale watching. Swim, snorkel, and scuba dive in the warm ocean waters, and learn to surf—the waves are at an ideal height for lessons. Tourism peaks this time of year, so there are many local festivals. January kicks off with the Fiesta de los Diablitos, a celebration of native Boruca culture. Plan your itinerary and make reservations ahead of time during this busier summer season.
MAY-JUNE:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
May and June transitions South Pacific Costa Rica from the dry season to the rainy season. The weather is more unpredictable and tends to get rainier toward the end of June. But nothing stops for the rain in Costa Rica! The moisture cools the air, creating comfortable temperatures. Everything’s bigger in May and June. Waves are larger for surfing; orchids are at their peak; sail fishing starts and sport fishing gains traction. Now the rivers are really flowing so it’s a great time for whitewater rafting and waterfall rappelling. Less people visit Costa Rica during this time, so you can avoid crowds.
JULY-AUGUST:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
July and August are the best-kept secrets in South Pacific Costa Rica. Warm, sunny mornings and rain-cooled evenings are a welcome break from summer in the United States and Southern Europe. This is also a popular time for Costa Ricans to vacation in the South Pacific region, and it’s your opportunity to mix with the locals. July marks the start of sea turtle season—which spans from July to December—and the region’s Tortuga Beach is one of their favorite nesting spots. You may experience the unexpected pleasure of witnessing a baby turtle release.
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
September and October are rainy but pleasant months, with few tourists and no crowds. It is one of the best times for sport fishing, whitewater rafting, river and waterfall swimming, and sea turtle viewing. Beginning in September, the humpback whales arrive from Antarctica, which starts the Whale Festival in nearby Bahia Ballena, the location of the famous Whale’s Tail rock and reef formation. This time is ideal for spotting other animals as well. The animals descend the mountains to take advantage of the fresh vegetation. You can see monkeys, sloths, frogs, coatis, butterflies, and tons of birds.
NOVEMBER:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
November starts the transition from the rainy months. Everything is lush and green. There is still a significant amount of rain, but it is less than half the average rainfall in October. The last couple weeks of November are a great time to visit Costa Rica if you are hoping to have the place to yourselves and still experience nice weather and fun outdoor activities. The waves are moderate, sport fishing is good, and the beaches are breathtaking.
DECEMBER:
Average High Temperature is 28ºC/82ºF
December marks the beginning of the tourist season in Costa Rica. The temperature is nearly perfect, and everything is green and vibrant from the rains in September, October, and November. As a transitional month, December involves some rain—but it’s an ideal month for sport fishing and other outdoor activities. Visit during the first couple weeks when there are fewer people but all the benefits.
VILLAGES NEAR CASA EN EL CIELO:
OJOCHAL (Casa en el Cielo Home)
Casa en el Cielo is in the intimate village of Ojochal—About a quarter mile past the village entrance—far from the touristy areas of more developed Costa Rica. Ojochal is a small untouched village known for its restaurants and surrounding tropical beaches. It is situated about midway between Dominical to the north and Sierpe to the south, providing limitless outdoor opportunities.
UVITA (15 Minutes North)
Uvita is a small village, just to the north of Casa en el Cielo, known for its annual music events and proximity to Marino Ballena National Park. Uvita is also known for its beautiful beaches and tropical landscape with estuaries and mangrove waterways.
DOMINICAL (30 Minutes North)
Dominical is a small beachfront community with an abundance of local amenities, dining options, and excellent shopping. Dominical is a nice daytrip from Casa en el Cielo. It boasts consistent waves year-round, making it a hot spot for more experienced surfers.
PALMAR NORTE (30 Minutes South)
Surrounded by densely forested mountains, Palmar Norte is the epicenter of a major banana-growing region. This small town connects to Palmar Sur—known for its regional airport—via a thin steel bridge over the Rio Grande River. It is here you will find Finca 6, which houses a museum dedicated to the mysterious pre-Columbian stone spheres which UNESCO has recognized as a World Heritage Site.
SIERPE (45 Minutes South)
This small community lies on the banks of the Rio Sierpe and offers restaurants and accommodations, as well as water transportation to Isla del Caño to fish or dive nearby. Tourists often access Corcovado National Park via the Río Sierpe to view exotic animals.
AREA BEACHES:
VENTANAS BEACH, PLAYA VENTANAS (3 Minutes North)
Though small, this beach is surrounded by lovely scenery. Ventanas, or “windows,” gets its name from the rocky promontory at its north end featuring its famous caves that can be explored at low tide.
PIÑUELA BEACH, PLAYA PIÑUELA (5 Minutes North)
A beautiful, small cove with moderate surf. Piñuela, although rocky at high tide, is great for swimming, especially at its south end. From the warm sand, visitors enjoy views of Isla Ballena off the coast, as well as the area’s steep, mountainous slopes covered with greenery.
BALLENA BEACH, PLAYA BALLENA (10 Minutes North)
Featuring fine sand and little surf, this breathtaking beach includes a view of Isla Ballena offshore; both parcels, as well as Rocas Tres Hermanas, make up part of Ballena National Marine Park. Humpback whales are present offshore every year from August through October and December through March.
UVITA BEACH, PLAYA UVITA (15 Minutes North)
One of the most stunning beaches on the Southern Pacific coast, Uvita features moderate surf—safe for swimming—as well as estuaries and mangrove waterways. Near the south end of the beach is Quebrada Colonia; this beach is ideal for walking, horseback riding, and observing marine life.
HERMOSA BEACH, PLAYA HERMOSA (20 Minutes North)
Beneath the beautiful Fila Costena mountains, this beach connects to Playa Uvita by the famous Whale’s Tail Formation; visitors explore it at low tide to see different species of crab, fish, mollusk, and algae.
DOMINICALITO BEACH, PLAYA DOMINICALITO (25 Minutes North)
The moderate surf here is perfect for swimming and other water activities. At the south end of the beach lies Punta Dominical, which features a lush tropical forest that entices nature-lovers.
DOMINICAL BEACH, PLAYA DOMINICAL (30 Minutes North)
This beach’s big waves are ideal for more experienced surfers. It is also popular with campers and tourists in general. The beach has a vibrant restaurant, shopping, and nightlife scene.
ATTRACTIONS NEAR CASA EN EL CIELO
RÍO EL GENERAL - RIVER
This small community lies on the banks of the Rio Sierpe and offers restaurants and accommodations, as well as water transportation to Isla del Caño to fish or dive nearby. Tourists often access Corcovado National Park via the Río Sierpe to view exotic animals.
CASCADA PAVON - WATERFALL (10 Minutes South)
The beautiful Cascada Pavon Waterfall is in Ojochal a short drive from Casa en el Cielo. It is accessible via a short walk down a trail to rock stairs that lead down to the waterfall and pool, which is nice for swimming. There is also a side trail to access the top of the “stuck rock.” Locals are known to jump off the rock and plunge into the pool below! No guides are required so there is no cost to visiting Cascada Pavon
MARINO BALLENA NATIONAL PARK (10 Minutes North)
Marino Ballena National Park is named after the humpback whales that migrate here each year from December to March to mate and give birth before returning to the frigid waters to the north. The humpbacks from Antarctica come from August to October. Year-round you can see many species of dolphins and sea turtles. Ballena is primarily a marine park with 13,000 acres/5,400 hectares of ocean and 270 acres/110 hectares of land. It was established in 1990, making it one of the newest national parks in Costa Rica. The park contains the largest coral reef on the Pacific side of Central America.
ISLA BALLENA (10 Minutes North – Then a boat ride to the island)
Accessible only by boat, or “panga,” this island is an extraordinary place for snorkeling and observing a variety of marine species.
PUNTA UVITA (15 Minutes North)
Rich in marine life, the famous Whale’s Tail features a reef that shelters it from dangerous currents and strong surf, making it a perfect place to swim and cool off in its waters. It’s also a popular spot among snorkelers.
UVITA MANGROVE SWAMP (15 Minutes North)
Located behind Punta Uvita, this mangrove swamp is rich in coastal flora and is home to several species of seabirds, including blue heron, white ibis, and osprey.
PUNTA DOMINICAL (30 Minutes North)
The viewpoints on this rocky hill swathed in vegetation offer views of Dominicalito, Roca Árbol Island, and the stunning mountain and maritime landscape stretching south.
NAUYACA WATERFALL (40 Minutes North)
Gorgeous and pristine, the Nauyaca Waterfalls are tucked away in a secluded canyon. You can hike to the falls without a guide for only $8 per person. The falls, which were on the Tico Times 2015 list of the six most stunning falls in Costa Rica, cascade down the rock face in two tiers, one measuring 150 feet and the other 65 feet. Nauyaca spills into a large crystalline pool, nice for swimming after a long hike. The hike is about 2.5 miles, approximately an hour each way. The trail is very easy in places and moderately difficult in others – overall a relatively easy hike. Crazy thrill seekers occasionally dive from ledges near the top of the falls. The trailhead is about 1.25 miles (2 kilometers) from the main road and parking is available (4-wheel-drive recommended.) Our property manager can help you with planning and reservations if you prefer a horseback tour to the falls.
CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK (45 Minutes South – Then a 60-minute boat ride)
Corcovado National Park encompasses an area of 424 square kilometers (164 square miles). It is the largest park in Costa Rica and protects about a third of the Osa Peninsula. It is widely considered the crown jewel in the extensive system of national parks and biological reserves spread across the country. The ecological variety is quite stunning. National Geographic has called it “the most biologically intense place on Earth in terms of biodiversity.” The park is popular with tropical ecologists and visitors can expect to see an abundance of wildlife.
ISLA DEL CANO (45 Minutes South – Then a 60-minute boat ride)
Situated 20 kilometers offshore from Drake Bay on the Osa Peninsula, Isla Del Cano is an important island for Costa Rica, both archeologically and environmentally. The waters surrounding this biological reserve are swarming with marine creatures, while the island itself protects several artifacts that date back to pre-Columbian times. Best accessed through Sierpe, it is a popular destination for snorkeling and diving. Our property manager can help you with planning and reservations.
Amenities
Features
Air Conditioning
Balcony
Carbon monoxide detector
Children allowed
Deck/Patio
Exterior lighting
Fire extinguisher
Fireplace
Free WiFi
Full Kitchen
Heated Pool
Heating
Hot Tub
Internet
Linens Provided
Managed by Owner
No parties/events
No Pets Allowed
No Smoking
Parking
Private Pool
Smoke detector
Swimming pool
Towels Provided
Washing Machine
Water View
Wireless Internet
Appliances
Basic Soaps
Blender
Cable/Satellite TV
Ceiling Fans
Clothes Dryer
Coffee Maker
Dining Area
Dishes & Utensils
Dishwasher
DVD Player
First-aid kit
Freezer
Hair Dryer
Hangers
Heater
Iron & Board
Kettle
Living Room
Microwave
Outdoor Grill
Oven
Refrigerator
Shampoo
Stove
Telephone
Television
Toaster
Toilet Paper
Waffle Iron
Washer/Dryer
Nearby Activities
Antiquing
Bay/sound
Boating
Cycling
Ecotourism
Fishing
fitness center
Health/beauty spa
Hiking
Hospital
Hunting
Kayaking
laundromat
Outlet shopping
Parasailing
Sailing
Scuba diving or snorkeling
Shopping
Snorkeling
Surfing
Swimming
Water sports
Rates: $230-$1033/Nightly
Rates
| Period | Nightly | Weekend | Weekly | Monthly | Min Stay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 12, 2026 - Aug 12, 2027 | $400.00 | $1,000.00 | $2,520.00 | $5,400.00 | 2 |
Rate Notes
Additional information about rental rates
Refundable Damage Deposit : $ 500
Tax Rate : 13%
Cleaning Fee: $150
Additional Guest Fee upto 8 Guests: $25/nightly/each guests
Google Location
Address: Provincia de Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Hosted by Rohan Lindsay
About Rohan Lindsay
"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Seuss.
I am a family guy who loves nature, animals, and dream of one day traveling the world. I'm humble, honest and hardworking. My wife and I have been dating for 22 years - we have two beautiful kids. My wife loves shoes, I love animals. She enjoys shopping, I enjoy working with electronics...
Natives of the beautiful island of Jamaica, we both enjoy traveling back to the island, eating good food and having a good time. To meet us is to know us.
Attraversiamo!
Rohan & Danna
Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica
