Dulce

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Casa Dulce is a beach front rental house with a traditional open-air rancho style design. The house sits on a private 2-acre garden with lush tropical landscaping. Two sleeping areas upstairs and one downstairs, with double sized beds, reading light, fan and mosquito net.

The house features a full kitchen complete with stove, refrigerator, hot water and all cooking utensils. There is an open concept living room and kitchen area with a family table (seating for four) and view of the beach and ocean. There is a small pool outside on the front porch to cool off.

Amenities

• 2 Bedrooms with double sized beds (upstairs/ downstairs)
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Storage/ Dry Room
• Mosquito Nets
• Front Porch with Pool

Location

Casa Dulce is located on the scenic Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica, at the mouth of Golfo Dulce on the tip of Cabo Matapalo, just north of Panama on the Pacific Ocean.

Additional Info

For all of our vacation rentals, please inquire for rates as they do vary for holidays and peak times. All rates include taxes & cleaning. Osa Tropical can also make reservations for domestic flights, car rentals, and hotel stays, and we can arrange taxis to make your vacation a breeze!

Just contact us today for a quote and let us start your vacation today!

Power

All of the houses in the Matapalo area are eco-houses that use solar power. Solar power is a renewable energy and thus helps to reduce global warming.  The house is powered with 12-volt solar power, so please be conservative with your use of energy. Usually the light during the day is sufficient to light up the rooms, as the sun rises at 5 and goes down around 5:30pm-6:00pm.  Since the house is not equipped with strong light bulbs or fluorescent lights, you’ll also need to use candles, lanterns, and flashlights. There are also showers with hot water, heated up through solar power.

Recommendations

Please do not bring coffee makers, radios, stereos, hairdryers, and other appliances a typical 120-volt outlet will support.  These appliances will drain all of the solar energy, leaving none for basic use. You may bring battery chargers for your video and still cameras. Unplug this appliance when finished charging. We recommend to turn off all lights, fans and other small appliances when not in direct use.