Ocean View 5 Level Balinese Villa in Manuel Antonio Beach
- Construction: 557 M2 (6,000 sq. ft.)
- 6 BED / 7.5 BATH Sleeps 20
Balinese style home for vacation rentals with incredible Manuel Antonio ocean views, this property comes luxury furnished through all the 6 air conditioned bedrooms and 7.5 half bathrooms. The property has a large swimming pool with lap lane and waterfall. This villa is a MUST if you are looking for an exotic vacation home to host large groups!
The living room is covered by canopy supported by 24-foot posts made from native materials. Creating a shelter from the sun and afternoon showers and allows the cooling ocean breezes to flow freely throughout the house.
The master bedroom is on the level below the living room. It has a bathroom with a Jacuzzi stone bath. A balcony that shares the spectacular view with the rest of the house. This bedroom has a king size bed and ample seating.
The following level down has 2 bedrooms with beautifiul jungle and pool views. Each with its own private bath. One has a queen bed, and the other a king size bed.
General Features:
- 7.5 Bathrooms, 1 whirlpool tub, 1 outdoor shower
- Sleeps 18 - 20
- Superb 5 level construction
- 6 bedrooms with full A/C: 5 kings and 6 twins
- Ceiling fans
- Free unlimited WiFi internet
- Separate poolhouse with BBQ and wet bar
- Large pool with lap lane and waterfall
- TV with satellite TV, DVD, CD, Stereo, video library, music library, phone, computer available
- Full kitchen with all appliances
- Gas grill, 2 washers / dryers, security safes, off street parking
About Manuel Antonio:
Manuel Antonio National Park is located on the Pacific Ocean just south of the city of Quepos, 132 km from San José. The drive is a pleasant three-hours, or a short 20 minute flight.
Manuel Antonio was declared a national park in 1972. With its 1,700 acres of land and 135,906 acres of marine reserve, it is the smallest of the 20 national parks the federal government put aside for total protection. Though the smallest, it is the country's most visited conservation area. The park in closed on Mondays.
Manuel Antonio National Park has a series of small beaches and bays surrounded by luscious rainforest: North Espadilla Beach, South Espadilla Beach, Manuel Antonio Beach, Puerto Escondido Beach & Playitas Beach. All of these beaches are safe for swimming, great for diving, exploring coral reefs or surfing.
One of the reasons the area is so popular is the expansive white sand beaches which end at the high tide mark which is also the start of an evergreen forest. There is a large variety of fauna with 109 species of mammals and 184 of birds that inhabit the primary and secondary forests as well as the mangrove swamps and lagoons.
The area around Manuel Antonio is the natural habitat of species such as the howler monkey, the endangered squirrel monkey (endemic to the area), white faced capuchin monkey, raccoons, three and two-toed sloths, white-nosed coaties, brown pelicans, black-collared hawks and green kingfishers. Adding biodiversity to the area is wildlife that relies on the 44.5 acres of mangrove swamp. Within the swamp area are three distinct types of mangroves: red mangrove, white mangrove and buttonwood mangrve.
Though the majority of the park is located on the mainland, it also includes 12 small islands just off the coast. The waters are home to a number of dolphins and at various times migrating whales can be seen from the beach or on boat tours.
Activities in and around Manuel Antonio: Hiking, Biking, Gym, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling/Diving, Boating, Sailing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling, Rafting.
