Villa Bali is the perfect place to work, explore and especially, relax. It’s conveniently located in the growing neighbourhood of Playa Negra. Walking distance to the beach and 2.5km to the bustling town of Puerto Viejo. This home is nestled in a quiet forest, surrounded by beautiful houses, in an exclusive area of Playa Negra. Fully fenced, with parking, Villa Bali is private and secure. The rooms of this L-shaped property all face the pool. The sliding glass doors open up to allow for a breeze through the living area and kitchen. Each bedroom has its own entrance and bathroom, as well as an air conditioner. The entire home is yours. Quiet, safe neighbourhood. Great for walks or bike rides. Parking onsite. Safe neighbourhood, nice for walking and biking. Small grocery store 10 minute walk away. There is a small grocery store (Super Banana) close by, about a 10 minute walk away. It’s across the street from Hotel Banana Azul, which has a full restaurant. The store is fully equipped with most things you may need if you don’t feel like heading into town. Puerto Viejo is a 30 to 40 minute walk away, but it’s a lovely one along the beach! (It’s nice and hot, so remember sunscreen and water). The town is also easy to get to by bike (15 minutes) or car (5 minutes). Puerto Viejo is home to restaurants, shops, grocery stores, lots of places to rent bikes or electric scooters, and a tremendous Caribbean beach town vibe. It’s great to walk to town for breakfast or dinner, or for groceries, and then grab a tuktuk (usually around 3000 colones) to get back home. As far as beaches go, the black sands of Playa Negra are a 10 minute walk away, and the beach is great for lying around or splashing in the waves. In town, there are several places to get in the water (Chino Beach or Stanford’s are calm places, ideal for children or for relaxed floating). Cocles Beach is just a few minutes away from town, and is a nice big beach with surfers and surfing lessons. There are lots of other beaches to explore along the road between Puerto Viejo and Manzanillo, but one of our favourites is Punta Uva, it’s a real treasure and a really beautiful spot. Take a Tuktuk or taxi there, and arrange for them to come back and get you in a couple of hours, or ride your bikes.