406 homes published by their hosts. Enquire or book directly with the host.
Of these 406 homes, 203 have a private pool, 213 sleep at least 8, and 123 meet both requirements. Counts reflect host-published facts; missing details are not treated as confirmed amenities. Dates and prices are confirmed on each host’s booking site.
Four-bedroom villa on a jungle hillside in Playa Hermosa, Santa Teresa, with ocean views from nearly every room, private balconies and a 25-meter saltwater infinity pool.
Three-bedroom villa in Uvita’s gated Jardines del Morete community, with ensuite bedrooms, tropical surroundings and a private pool, three minutes by car from downtown and Marino Ballena National Park.
One-bedroom house in the green hills of Playa Hermosa, Santa Teresa, with a private terrace overlooking the Valley of Santiago and tropical forest surroundings.
Mountain villa in Uvita’s Paradise Breezes community, featuring ocean views, an infinity pool, and a third-floor sky deck overlooking the Pacific and surrounding jungle.
Two independent homes in Uvita offer panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and tropical valley, with separate kitchens, outdoor dining spaces, and terraces surrounded by nature.
The Rainforest Estate is a unique option that offers luxury living in a scenic and private jungle setting. The house features over 6,000 spacious square feet of living space and a full range of modern amenities. Located high in the hills of Manuel Antonio, the house has breathtaking mountain and ocean views, regular wildlife sightings, and the fabulous sunsets are a daily highlight. Our villa can accommodate up to 22 guests, and is great for family vacations, retreats and reunions. The base rate covers up to 14 guests; each additional guest is $50 plus tax per night, up to a maximum of 22 guests.
Perched on a ridge overlooking the Pura Vida Valley, Tradewinds Villa is a three-bedroom, 2.5-bath multi-level home set on the edge of a private nature reserve and wildlife corridor. White-faced monkeys, squirrel monkeys, toucans, and scarlet macaws are regular visitors. The El Salto Waterfall is within walking distance, and Manuel Antonio National Park, beaches, and the Pez Vela Marina are all easily accessible by car, foot, or bus.