Asking Price: $1,785,000
Bedrooms / Baths: 8 BR / 7 BA (16 total beds)
Interior: ~6,200 sq ft
Land: ~3.2 acres
Setting: Beachfront, tucked between pristine beaches and tropical rainforest
Welcome to a rare beachfront eco-resort sanctuary on Playa Carbonera, where rainforest meets the sea and every pathway leads back to the ocean. This sustainable retreat is composed of eight individual open-air cabins set throughout lush landscaping, creating a true “private-resort” feel—ideal for a boutique hospitality concept, wellness retreat operations, or an unforgettable multi-family compound.
With shared gathering areas, a dedicated yoga space, a resort-style pool, and thoughtful details woven into every corner of the property, this is the kind of place that guests remember—and return to.
The resort is designed around connection—to nature, to the ocean, and to each other. Enchanting garden pathways link the cabins to the shared spaces, creating a walkable, resort-like campus that feels intimate yet expansive.
At the heart of the property, Casa Grande anchors the social experience with a true communal flow: cook, gather, host, and celebrate—then step outside to the pool for a post-surf dip or sunset lounge.
For wellness programming, the Yoga Shala delivers a purpose-built setting for movement, breathwork, and meditation—perfect for high-value retreat weeks and shoulder-season bookings.
This property is located off grid, powered by solar, with water supplied from an artesian well on the property—a strong foundation for sustainable operations and the kind of “disconnect-to-reconnect” experience today’s travelers actively seek.
The southern Osa Peninsula is known for raw coastline, tropical warmth, and a refreshing lack of crowds compared to Costa Rica’s busier surf hubs. In the Cabo Matapalo zone, breaks like Pan Dulce are often highlighted for long, user-friendly right-hand rides (a favorite for intermediates and longboarders), while more exposed points in the area can turn on with serious power when swell hits.
Southern Costa Rica is also a bucket-list destination underwater. Caño Island is widely promoted for snorkeling and diving thanks to abundant marine life and clear-water conditions in season—commonly accessed via tours from Drake Bay.
Beyond the beach, the Matapalo area is known for jungle hikes and waterfalls—especially King Louis Waterfall (also called Matapalo Waterfall), a popular adventure stop near the end of the Matapalo road.
Is the property turnkey for retreat or rental use?
It’s set up as an operating-style campus with multiple cabins plus shared amenities (Yoga Shala, Casa Grande, pool, beachfront relaxation zones), making it naturally suited for hospitality or retreat programming.
Is it on-grid or off-grid?
It is off grid, powered by solar, with water from an artesian well on the property.
How many cabins are there and how many people can it sleep?
There are 8 individual cabins with 16 beds total.
What are the standout amenities for wellness retreats?
A custom hardwood/bamboo Yoga Shala, a central Casa Grande with kitchen + communal dining, and serene beachfront spaces (hammocks + massage hut).