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Walk in and the ceiling opens to sky. The front of the villa is a courtyard garden you cross before you reach anyone. Aqua Vista is the villa for a multi-generational family or three or four couples — six bedrooms in Los Lagos, Minitas Beach a short...

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...

Walk down from the pool terrace and the sand is right there — a full stretch of private beach with a dock running into Minitas Bay. Casa Minitas sits in Punta Minitas, on the same shoreline as the resort's Minitas Beach Club, so the villa's own sand...

Walk through the garden in the morning and Minitas Bay opens at the bottom, a wooden pier running into the water. Casa Bahia Azul sits directly on the bay in Punta Minitas, a strip of resort coastline where the beach starts at the foot of the propert...

Walk in with the kids running ahead and the courtyard pulls them to the center of the house. A wooden plank crosses a reflection pool. Palms grow through the open roof above. Every room opens onto the courtyard. Villa Alfa is built for families who t...

Stand at the cliff-edge railing with a glass of juice and surf is already breaking on the rocks below. Casa Al Mare sits on a rocky point at the southern tip of Punta Minitas, the open Caribbean on three sides and Minitas Beach a short cart ride up t...

At Casa Bonita the back of the villa opens onto a lake fronting The Links, sunroom windows folded open on three sides and the lawn rolling to the water. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a Golf Villa Phase V lakefront villa, with an included cook handling...

Pull on the towel, follow the garden path past the palms, and the cove opens out a few steps from your living room. Villa Miramar sits on its own private stretch of Caribbean sand in Punta Águila, a quieter pocket on the resort's western coast where...

Walk down to the sand at Casa Blue with a towel under your arm. Minitas is a short walk from the front door. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a Los Limones villa, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a family who'll move between the bea...

At Minitas Garden, two of you can be out the front door and onto Minitas Beach before the rest of the group has finished breakfast. The villa sits in Jardín Minitas, the residential pocket directly behind the beach, with the beach access road right a...

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...

Twelve guests settle into Villa Le Blanc by sundown the first night, and the pool pavilion is where everyone gathers. The villa sits on a Dye Fore fairway plot in Las Palmas, with the Casa de Campo Marina close enough to walk back from dinner. Six be...

Slide open the glass in the morning and step straight out to the pool. Casa Vivero is a single-level villa in Vivero I, laid out around its own pool courtyard in the central core of Casa de Campo, close enough to Minitas that the beach is a short rid...

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...

Push the doors open in the morning and the great room fills with garden — palms on one side, the pool on the other, light coming in from every direction. Villa Palmerie is a single-level, design-led villa on a walled garden plot in Cajuiles, on the w...