Infinity Edge Pool Above Carara Rainforest and Pacific Coast

Warm jungle air and open sky define the first moments at this four bedroom, four bathroom residence set approximately 1,200 feet above Costa Rica’s Central Pacific coast. The infinity edge pool stretches toward the horizon, visually merging with the Pacific Ocean while the Tarcoles River winds through rainforest below. Scarlet macaws and toucans are often seen flying at eye level, and the surrounding canopy creates a natural soundscape shaped by wind and birds rather than traffic. The setting feels elevated, private, and immersed in nature.

Inside, sliding glass doors connect the main living areas directly to the coralina pool deck. Lounge, dining, and kitchen spaces share uninterrupted sightlines toward ocean and jungle. Quartz countertops, electric stove, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and coffee maker support extended stays, while air conditioning and high-speed internet provide practical comfort. Evenings often move between shaded terrace seating and indoor gathering around the television.

The primary bedroom opens directly to the pool terrace and includes a king bed, walk-in closet, and bathroom with double showerheads. Two additional king bedrooms are located on the main level, one with a private bathroom and one sharing a bathroom and offering an additional twin bed. A fourth bedroom sits on the lower level with exterior stair access and includes one queen bed, one twin bed, and a private bathroom, providing added separation.

Days often begin with coffee overlooking layered views of rainforest, river, and sea, followed by exploration of Carara National Park’s marked trails or boat excursions along the Tarcoles River. Beaches such as Playa Mantas and Herradura are reached in approximately 25 minutes. Juan Santamaría International Airport is roughly one hour and 10 minutes away. Steep paved roads lead to the property, and four-wheel drive is recommended. The pool is unheated and serviced weekly.

This home suits members who value panoramic natural scenery, privacy, and proximity to both rainforest ecosystems and Pacific shoreline.

The experience remains centered on that elevated infinity edge vantage point where ocean, river, and jungle converge in a single frame.