Directly on Playa Venao, sleeps 8-10+

Superhost

Entire home hosted by Allison

10 guests
4 bedrooms
6 beds
3.5 baths

Self check-in

Check yourself in with the lockbox.

Allison is a Superhost

Superhosts are experienced, highly rated hosts who are committed to providing great stays for guests.

Free cancellation before Oct 31.

Every booking includes free protection from Host cancellations, listing inaccuracies, and other issues like trouble checking in.

This is our personal home and we take good care to make sure you thoroughly enjoy your stay!

This home is located on the best surfing beach in the entire country. Walk out of your back door onto the sandy beach filled with wildlife and the best beach break for beginners to pros. This home offers luxury accommodations.

This home is for families and respectful renters only. We do not accept groups who want to use the home to party.

The space
We recommend no more than 3 couples or 6-8 adult singles. This is a home for families only who will be arriving with children under 18. Please note that AC units are limited to the bedrooms.

BR1: King (full bath)
BR2: 2 Twins with 2 trundles (shared full bath with BR3)
BR3: 2 Twins with 2 trundles
BR4: King (full bath)
BR5: Twin (full bath) off the kitchen. This would be considered more of a maid’s room but it’s also fantastic for a single to have a bit more privacy.

The home has a private pool, direct access to the beach and beach break waves, wifi, SmarTV (must use own login for Netflix or other online TV), a modern kitchen with all of the amenities (ice maker, microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher, oven, stove, fridge, slow cooker, blender, etc).

In the mornings, you can often hear the howler monkeys. At low tide, you can walk the entire 2 mile stretch of beach with ease searching for wildlife. At mid-tide, waves are perfect for beginners or kids and at high tide, it's a great time for more experienced surfers.

Rent a paddleboard, sea kayak or surf board to enjoy the water. During June-August, you can often see whales breaching in the bay. In Sept-Nov, you can often find sea turtles in the water or laying their eggs.