Mal Pais, Costa Rica | Vacation Rentals
Stylish vacation rentals, in beautiful Mal Pais, Costa Rica
Mal Pais, Costa Rica | Vacation Rentals
Stylish vacation rentals, in beautiful Mal Pais, Costa Rica
Vacation Rental Villa, Penthouse, Beach House & Bungalow
VACATION RENTALs, MAL PAIs
Great Amenities & Excellent rates
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Mal Pais and Santa Teresa have been relatively below radar, but those who discover it's natural exuberance, are quickly reminded of what's important. A place where beautiful beaches, the lush jungle and tropical vibes meet in perfect harmony.
Our vacation rentals are located near some of the most beautiful beaches and best surf spots of both Santa Teresa and Mal Pais. Here are some of the reasons why we are receiving excellent reviews from our guests.
- Private, Quiet & Safe Location
- Personal Service
- Family Tour Packages & Activities
- Wide Range of Outdoor Activities
- Excellent Dining Options
- Private Chef Services (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
- Private Surf & Yoga Lessons
- Fun Nightlife
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Mal Pais has some of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Rica. Playa Cuevas aka as Secrets Beach, a five minute drive from the property.
Loft-Style Couples Bungalow - 2 guests
From $129/night
Pacific Suite, Beach House - 6 guests
From $159/night
Pacific Penthouse, Vacation Home - 7 guests
From $189/night
Vacation Rental Villa - 13 guests
From $429/night
THis is Mal Pais
Mal Pais and Santa Teresa offer kilometers of exotic coves and white sand beaches. Welcome to dreamland.
THis is Mal Pais
Mal Pais and Santa Teresa offer kilometers of exotic coves and white sand beaches. Welcome to dreamland.
MAL PAIS & SANTA TERESA SURF SPOTS
CONSISTENT SURF, NO CROWDS & Year Round Warm water
Playa Carmen is a 10 minute drive from the property and has many peaks to choose from. Early morning, high tide and super fun. Proof of how perfect the waves can get.
La Lora, an incredible compact sand bar opening up nicely here. Fun at waist and barrels nicely when it's overhead. Picture taken June 2017