Natura

The villa is in an incredible location with monkeys and macaws all day, everyday. incredible views and great privacy. Very responsive with any issues and Edwin was close but never there unless called. the beach road does require a tallish 4x4 but it keeps everyone away and the property private. also, it is difficult to find at night so advise making sure you arrive the first time in daylight. it is not glamping, but it's also not the four seasons. if you want quiet, monkeys, the ocean crashing waves 24 hours a day, macaws, and the forest go and don't wait. the main house does have hot water, but the others it's cool, which felt good after a day spent catching 20 plus roosterfish. well worth the money as one of the most unique days we have ever experienced.

Don't get me wrong the property and view was beautiful. Expect to be stuck there, as several large trees blocked our ability to leave. The roads send tourists through rivers, creeks, dangerous bridges, & on extreme 4x4 conditions. We missed our excursions due to downed trees blocking the road. There was no wildlife with the exception of the infestation of 1000s of wall climbing crabs every night. Also, the caretakers on the property were intrusive and would enter the main house without asking permission to empty trash. Moreover, we paid for the caretakers wife to prepare us a meal upon our arrival ($27/person). The meal was underwhelming & at the end, while we were chatting, she & her nephew took all of the food remaining on the platters and took them home to their house, which is on the property. Considering we were ultimately trapped at the house by a fallen tree, those leftovers would have come in handy. caretakers were nice, but they did not speak English & made communication tough