The Costa Rican government has declared Playa Grande part of a national park (called Parque Marino las Baulas), placing restrictions on development in the area so all forms of wildlife are thriving along the beach and at Casa Muy Grande. Visitors are often awakened to the sound of monkeys swinging in the trees of this 2-acre private property. From late September until March, leatherback turtles swim to shore directly in front of the estate to nest and lay their eggs.
AMENITIES: Air conditioning and refrigerator in every bedroom. Phone and plasma flat screen TV with satellite channels. Full kitchen with dishwasher and cooking utensils provided. Towels and linens provided. Washer and dryer in the laundry room. Private hot tub and private pool. Full-size tiki bar, fun-ball court, kayaks and surfboards located adjacent to the main house.
Other Activities:
hiking, rainforest tours