Beach House with Pool in Playa Santa - Casa Perla

Discover paradise at our Casa Perla! The wooden terrace with a private pool is the perfect space, featuring a hammock, TV, and lake views for unforgettable moments. With 3 bedrooms, it comfortably accommodates up to 9 people. Just one minute away from Playa Santa and close to gems like Playa la Jungla, Isla Guilligan, La Parguera, Bioluminescent Bay, Sunflower Farm, Caprón Fort, Guánica Malecón, Boquerón, and much more. Your dream escape awaits you!

From the wooden terrace, immerse yourself in the exquisite 9.5x7 feet pool; its 3-foot depth allows you to relax worry-free. The lake view adds a touch of charm, while comfortable seating creates the perfect setting to gaze at the stars at night without the interference of light pollution.

The house, with 3 bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and dining area, is a cozy space for up to 9 people. Every detail has been carefully selected to offer comfort and style. This home is part of Palmeras Beach Apartments, where unmatched service, quality in cleanliness, and hospitality ensure a top-notch vacation experience.

But the true magic lies beyond our doors. Discover the nearby Santa Beach within walking distance. Explore treasures like La Jungla Beach, Sunflower Farm, Caprón Fort, La Parguera, Yauco's Woven Tree, La Soplaera Waterfall, and Guilligan Island. Immerse yourself in the magical experience of the Bioluminescent Bay, a natural spectacle that will leave you breathless.

In this charming region, each place tells a story. Stroll along Guánica's Malecón and admire its unique bay, one of the safest on the island, being the most important in the 19th century and one of the few in the world with a narrow entrance. On August 12, 1508, Juan Ponce de León landed in Guánica Bay, founding the first settlement, called Guaynía, which would be the island's capital until its destruction by the indigenous people in 1511. On July 25, 1898, US troops under General Nelson Miles disembarked from the USS Gloucester on Guánica's shores during the Spanish-American War in Puerto Rico, a campaign that would give possession of the island to the United States.

Visit Sunflower Farm, an oasis of color and joy, or explore and appreciate the incredible view of Guánica from Caprón Fort, where the Spaniards watched for pirates and enemies. In 1898, the US army reconstructed it for continued use.

The culinary offering is equally impressive, from authentic flavors in La Parguera to local restaurants within 1-15 minutes offering the essence of Puerto Rican cuisine. Every bite is a culinary adventure.

Your perfect getaway is just a click away. Book now and immerse yourself in the charm of Casa Perla. Make your vacation an unforgettable experience, where each day is a new story to tell.