Private oceanfront home - romantic nature getaway

Shallow Bay Beach House - Perfect balance between adventure and relaxation this private oceanfront right in the Caribbean waters, watch wild life and relax under thatched roof palapa at the end of 100 feet private pier. Upper Floor Villa - 1 BR, 1 BA with Fully Equipped Kitchen, Outdoor Covered Veranda , Air Conditioning, Ceilings Fans, cable TV, high-speed WI-FI. 1st Floor Villa - 2 BR, 1 BA with Fully Equipped Kitchen, Outdoor Veranda, Air Conditioning, cable TV, Ceiling Fans, and WI-FI. The space This listing is for the entire home. Each villa can be rented separate - please check our 2 other airbnb listings for each villa. Guests have access to the private beach and entire grounds with BBQ, outdoor shower and private pier with thatched roof palapa. Our Guests appreciate convenience of laundry room with modern washer and dryer. We provide local cell phone but will be responsible for buying cell minutes at $0.20/min. Our property manager can fill in your local cell phone with minutes upon request prior to your arrival. Guest access Guests have access to entire property including laundry room with washer and dryer, private beach with deck and sun tanning chairs, outdoor BBQ grill, outdoor parking Other things to note ***We are open-minded, relaxed and understanding travellers and that is precisely the sort of guests we’re looking to attract. Please note: You are choosing to vacation in a developing, Caribbean country. Power cuts and internet downtimes are common here, particularly during strong storms. It’s usually for very short periods and resolved quickly. This special place has attracted a diverse expat community. You might see neighbors, construction or simply workers taking care of properties. Wildlife Awareness Our beautiful coastal location is home to diverse marine life. While swimming and wading, please watch for wildlife: • Stingrays are common in shallow, sandy areas (especially during warmer months). They bury themselves in the sand and are not aggressive, but may sting if accidentally stepped on. • Prevention: Always do the “stingray shuffle”—drag or shuffle your feet along the bottom as you enter the water to scare them away rather than stepping directly down. • If stung: Soak the affected area in hot (not scalding) water as soon as possible to neutralize the venom, and seek medical attention if needed. • In rare occasions, other sea life such as crocodiles has been sighted in the area. These sightings are uncommon, but exercise extra caution: avoid swimming alone, at dawn/dusk, or in murky water, and immediately exit the water if any large wildlife is spotted.