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 The Red Palm Villas, Santa Teresa Beach, Costa Rica |
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The Red Palm Villas Beachfront Estate boasts perfect Hawaiian style sunsets, emerald waves, exotic tropical flowers and birds, and towering almond and coconut trees in your beach front yard, a truly amazing environment that awakens the senses.
Frank Lloyd Wright inspired architecture, sculpted with loving attention to nature in harmony and balance allows you to experience vibrant color, sound and life through both of its luxurious beachfront villas and two new luxury apartments.
It’s easy to lose yourself in the tropical surroundings and experience Santa Teresa’s intense nature in all her vibrancy and splendor while basking in comfort and serenity at the Red Palm Villas private estate. |
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Santa Teresa, Costa Rica is located on the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, just North of Franks Place in Mal Pais Costa Rica lays this sleepy little beach community that is quickly awakening.
Teresa was discovered by surfers long ago for its pristine white sandy beach´s and lush jungle vegetation growing almost to the waters edge. Since then Santa Teresa has been stealing hearts and making dreams come true.
According to most travelers on a Costa Rican vacation, Santa Teresa is one of Costa Rica’s most popular and beautiful beach communities.
Even though this is a small and quiet town, you can still enjoy some of the finest cuisine. The Red Palm Villas estate is located within walking distance on the beach to both Flor Blanca and Milarepa resorts making it a pleasure to enjoy world class restaurants, Nectar and Soma.
There are many tours and activities to choose from; Cabo Blanco Nature reserve, Canopy Tours, Horseback riding on the beach, Isla Tortuga snorkeling tours, fishing, diving, yoga, Montezuma waterfalls and so much more.
Or…maybe you prefer to swing from a hammock in the shade of our almond grove, fall asleep to the sound of rolling waves or just lay there and daydream in our sanctuary.
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