Private Costa Rica Ocean Front Villa Rental
Hike the many miles of tropical rainforest Hike to the fruit orchards
Swim in the warm Pacific Ocean
Surf, Body Surf on the property
Nearby Pavones is one of the top 10 surfing beaches in the world. Pavones boasts the longest left breaking wave in the world
Soak, swim or snorkel in the sun heated tidepools
Horseback ride on the beach (our caretaker can arrange for rental of horses)
Walk our pristine 1.5 miles of beach
Climb and explore the streams and waterfalls (carefully)
Watch the monkeys playing in the trees
Sample fruits in season from 3 orchards
Nap or read in the hammocks
Shower or cool off in our waterfalls
Bird watch
Watch turtles nesting (in season)
Visit the "Save the Turtle Project" in the village
Nature photography
Surf and fish out front
Sunbathe on the picture perfect beaches
Go deep sea fishing from nearby Golfito
Fish with the local fishermen
Visit the border city of Frontera and shop both Costa Rica and Panama by simply crossing the street (1.5 hours from Casa Punta Banco)
Have the fishermen take you across the bay to Corcovado, Costa Rica's wildest and most untouched national park where you can see flocks of macaws and other wildlife.
Visit Zancudo where you can see a totally different ecological system - swamps, crocodiles, water birds, etc. ( 1 hour from Casa Punta Banco)
Buy hand made Indian crafts and see their homes
Watch a local soccer meet in the village
Have a soda or cold beer with the locals in the village
Buy a small pig (when available) from the neighbors and have a pig roast. Our caretaker can arrange this and even cook it for you!
Enjoy a Tico meal at one of the local restaurants
Enjoy the sunset from the rockers on the upstairs veranda.
Do a day trip across the bay.
Visit Wilson Botanical Gardens
Enjoy horse riding on your own private beach in this beautiful coast.
6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a full kitchen and a large living area. Ample room for multiple guests.
Casa Punta Banco and the surrounding area is a photographer’s dream come true.
We provide options to charter local boats to fish off of the Pacific Ocean.
Included in the package is Flora, a pleasant woman who will cook, clean and is great with children
My family and I had a great time in your home Casa Punta Banco. You did not exaggerate when you told me, this was one of the most beautiful places in the world. We really loved your home, the trails, waterfalls, and beach. Everyday was a beautiful adventure. When we arrived the floral arrangements were probably some of the finest I have ever seen. On your property we visited w/ the monkeys, both white faces and squirrel, and heard the howlers. We saw the macaws everyday, and the toucans occasionally; the last day six toucans said goodbye to us. We especially enjoyed the second floor porch view; on 3 maybe 4 days we watched the whales diving. We found the poison frogs, butterflies, and moths. Flora was great; she prepared amazing diners every night for us. She cleaned and also did some wash for us. Each day when she arrived, Flora walked thru the orchard, and brought fruit/spices, etc. to enhance our diners. The diners were truly restaurant quality. One day we hiked to the top of the property, really quite a challenge. Both villages, Pavones and Punta Banco, the people were great and we did almost every activity offered: from surfing to fishing. One night, one of the local Ticos even called upon us at 8:00 PM to join them in the release of the sea turtles. I will refer people to you to rent your home. Thank you for a great time, Norman Roth
The rainforest has the highest concentration of life and habitat on the planet. Species of animals include ocelots, sloths, cacomistle, kinkajou, olingo, porcupine, skunk, rabbit, agoritic, tayia, grison, deer, otter, squirrels, raccoons, opossum, anteaters, armadillos, wild boars, lizards, colorful dart frogs, toads, iguana, paca, weasels, fox, and peccary just to start the list. You can see everything at Casa Punta Banco that Costa Rica has to offer other than the large cats and macaws that can only be seen across the bay at Corcovado (local fishermen can take you across for the day).
