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Step through the wooden lattice gate at La Madera and the brick driveway curves under mature trees, past low wood pavilions and a tropical garden, out to a clifftop lawn with the open Caribbean Sea past the seawall. The villa sits in Punta Águila, Ca...

Walk through the thatched gatehouse and the compound opens out around the pool. Casa Cana is set up for a multi-generation group who want a long active week on the resort. The villa sits in Punta Aguila on a generous inland plot, with the back lawn l...

Watch the youngest kids run barefoot across the lawn toward the cliff edge and stop a long way short of the rocks. Casa Aguila sits at the end of Punta Águila, the resort's southwestern cliff promontory — open Caribbean on three sides and no neighbou...

At Casa Ceiba the centenary Ceiba tree rises above the terracotta roof and shades the back lawn through the day. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a Barranca villa, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a family or friend group of eight w...

Step inside Casa Zens, where the house opens upward into a double-height atrium. A long reflecting pool runs across the floor, and a curved staircase floats over it. The villa sits in Barranca, the resort's quieter inland neighbourhood, and it's the...

Push back the glass wall at Le Cheval and the polo grounds open out from the back garden — match at three. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a two-story modern villa fronting the polo field in El Polo, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit...

Walk out the front gate at La Darsena and you're inside the Marina — the yacht club, the boutiques, the dock at the end of the walk. The townhouse sleeps four across two bedrooms. It suits couples or a small family who came for the boats and the wate...

Set the table outside at Hacienda Mallet and pour the drinks yourselves — the trip where dinner happens at home, not at a restaurant. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a hacienda estate in Vistamar, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a...

At Villa Farallon the cliff falls away on three sides, the Caribbean fifty feet below the lawn. Six bedrooms sleep twelve across a main villa with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a family reunion of twelve under one roof, a private...

Step out the back door at Tropical Modern and the lawn opens onto a fairway with no fence between — the kind of garden where two families can take the same week off and stop crowding each other. The villa is set in Los Naranjos, one of the quieter ne...

Take the cart from Casa Adri to the Racquet Center and the courts are a few minutes up the lane. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a two-story Barranca villa, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a tennis week with partners along, a fami...

Pull a chair out onto the back terrace and the lawn runs out to the 7th fairway of The Links. Golf Villa IX sits in the Golf Villas IV Phase, on a fairway plot that's deeper than most in this part of the resort. The villa sleeps eight across four bed...

Step out the back of Villa Oasis and the bay is right there — Minitas Bay opening off the lawn, your own dock at the water's edge. The estate sits at the tip of Punta Minitas, designed by the Italian architect who built Casa de Campo's marina. Eight...

Walk the cobblestones of Altos de Chavón in the late afternoon and the path home runs along the bluff: river canyon on one side, Caribbean on the other. River House is a five-bedroom villa in Vista Chavón, set on the cliff where the Chavón meets the...

Carry your drink out to the deck at the edge of the water and watch the sky turn copper over the sea toward Isla Catalina. Villa Sueño sits out on the Punta Águila promontory, a villa on the rocks where the surf breaks below the pool. Six bedrooms sl...