Brand new in 2023! Nestled in a private jungle valley overlooking the remote Corozalito Beach, our luxury bungalows offer a serene escape for adults seeking adventure and relaxation. Experience the wonder of sea turtles hatching and abundant wildlife, all from the comfort of your private infinity pool. Double primary suites with private bathrooms. The full glass wall design invites breathtaking ocean views and natural light into every room, complemented by a covered patio for outdoor enjoyment. This property is named "Tranquila Vista al Mar" and is ideal for those who love peace, nature, birds, monkeys, and tranquillity (thus the name!). The three separate bungalows are a part of this tropical paradise with spectacular panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding mountains. Each modern bungalow has two bedrooms, each with a private ensuite. Massive sliding glass doors open to the teak wood deck, travertine patio, and private infinity swimming pool. The well-equipped kitchen also opens out to the beautiful, tropical outdoors. Meal preparation is a pleasure with a full-sized cooktop, wall oven, refrigerator, and all kitchen tools and utensils needed. Ceiling fans provide a gentle breeze. Bedroom air conditioners provide cooling when needed. The property is elevated on a hillside to take in the spectacular views. A 5-minute drive takes you to the Playa Corozalito - a quiet beach. Perfect for swimming, surfing, shell-collecting, or relaxing under the palm trees. Restaurant On The Property: Our intimate Tranquila Vista al Mar Restaurant boasts beautiful ocean views with an open, comfortable layout, including casual lounge areas. Our professional chef offers delicious, fresh, local Costa Rican cuisine with a flexible schedule that can accommodate our guests’ needs. Currently, we are offering dinner and cocktails. Speak with the host about menus, reservations, and special requests. Playa Corozalito is a small beach approximately 768 m long on the southern Nicoya Peninsula, Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Rocky outcrops border both ends of the beach, with an estuary on the south end that floods during the rainy season. Playa Corozalito is one of many sea turtle conservation sites in Costa Rica. This site is essential for the Olive Ridley sea turtle, which nest on this beach during a synchronized event called the arribada ("arrival by sea"), where hundreds of females come ashore in waves to nest and lay eggs. This is an inspiring sight to witness! If you arrive at the right time, you can cheer the babies on as they go to the ocean! If you head to the beach at night, you may be lucky enough to watch a female lay her eggs! Things to See & Do: The Punta Islita Wild Macaw Reserve is a must-see for anyone who wants to experience the area's natural wonders and see truly remarkable charismatic birds up close. Costa Rica's largest open-air butterfly farm is Jungle Butterfly Farm. They feature fun-filled guided tours highlighting butterflies of open fields, shade species and other insect life in the area. Visit the Women's Artist Cooperative, an Open Air Contemporary Art Museum in Punta Islita. This museum has a social concept of art and creative thinking. This groundbreaking initiative pairs leading Costa Rican and international contemporary artists with emerging talent from local communities. Together, they have created 28 works of outdoor art, dozens of temporary exhibitions in Casa Museo, and countless workshops dedicated to various artistic techniques and ideas. Take a day trip to Samara. This tourist beach town has excellent souvenir shops, restaurants, and shopping. While Samara has its share of amenities, it still has a local vibe and a beach-town feel. Playa Samara attracts all types of travellers with its rows of palm trees and light tan sand. You will find 20-somethings grabbing a beer at one of the beachside bars, couples strolling at sunset, and children at play in the calmer ocean waters. Pack a lunch and spend the day at the magnificent Playa San Miguel. It stretches for approximately six miles (9.6 km) along the Pacific Ocean, and its diversity offers something for every type of traveller looking for almost any adventure. The beach at Playa San Miguel has much to offer, and it is safe to swim at low tide for most ages and ability levels. If surfing is your thing, all you’ll need to do is take a walk down the beach at high or towards high tide, and you’ll find sound, uncrowded waves.