SOMU2 Room for 2 to 6 people 3 blocks from the beach

Enjoy the simplicity of this quiet accommodation in Ballenita, surrounded by nature and three blocks from the beach The house is quiet, has trees and birds that sing Room with bathroom included split air, Netflix and YouTube TV The kitchen is shared and The garage is spacious and private shared hammock area My dog Perusa is very gentle and friendly. She walks around the house and common areas. She always makes sure that guests are welcome. The space The room is on the outside of the house. It has its own private entrance and you have to climb 4 small steps. In the mornings and afternoons you will hear birds singing. There are green areas with very fresh and cozy nature There are common areas that are shared with other guests and family, such as the kitchen, hammock area, outdoor living room, and outdoor dining room. Guest access Access to the property is through the main door. It is always locked If you need a garage, it opens from the inside. Around the house you will find cobbled paths with some unevenness. At night the whole property is lit up. There is a shared kitchen for guests. You can use the common area. There are armchairs, a table, and hammocks for your use You have an outdoor shower available for when you come back from the beach. And there is a place to hang clothes. During your stay I'm on the property in the big house. I can gladly help you with whatever you need. Just call me or send me a message. Other things to note On the property Parties are not allowed. Only guests are allowed on the property. Suggestions for sightseeing on the peninsula. In Ballenita, you can walk around town and enjoy the new scenic pier. The locals to buy souvenirs. You can also visit the restaurants that are around the pier. In the village there are shops, a bakery, a laundry, and also a church. Ballenita beach is very beautiful. You can walk or jog when the tide is low. You can go to Salinas in your vehicle, by taxi for $7 or bus line 11 and do the following activities: 1. On the pier, take the tourist train that takes you to see the lobster and chocolate factory 2. At the pier you can take a boat and see the two beaches, Salinas and Chipipe 3. At the pier in August and September, you can take a boat and go whale watching 4. You can stroll along the pier at night and dine by the sea in any of the local restaurants On the Sun Route, better known as the Spondylus Route, you can drive your car to discover the different towns and beaches that we have along the coast, such as San Pablo, Palmar, Ayangue, Manglaralto, Montañita, Olon, Las Nuñez, La Entrada, and many more