There is a spot in Tamarindo where the bay opens up on one side and the quiet sands of Playa Langosta stretch out on the other. The Point sits right there, on the rocks between two beaches, and every room has been designed so you never lose sight of the ocean.
A house built around the view
Designed by architect Richard Muller, the villa unfolds in white terraces, water gardens and open living spaces. The seven bedrooms all face the sea, each with its own patio; several have indoor-outdoor showers, where it is not unusual to share the morning with a troop of monkeys or a few tropical birds. The master suite is the showpiece: a hand-carved king bed turned towards the sunset, a vast balcony and a 360° view of Tamarindo Bay. Next door, a cosy kids’ room sleeps three, so parents keep the little ones close.
Days that take care of themselves
Your butler and the house team prepare breakfast every morning, keep the villa immaculate and watch over it at night. Mornings are for the infinity pool and the beach below; afternoons for a surf lesson in Tamarindo or a nap in the gazebo. When the sun drops, the torches are lit, the outdoor fireplace crackles, and dinner is served at the 16-seat table facing the Pacific — cooked by a private chef if you wish.
Who it is for
Families reuniting across three generations, groups of friends celebrating a milestone, a wedding party wanting the most beautiful terrace in town. With 17 beds, both beaches within a few steps and Tamarindo’s restaurants within walking distance, it is one of the rare villas where nobody has to compromise.
Plan your stay
The Point is booked months in advance for the dry season and the holidays. Tell us your dates and the size of your group: we confirm availability and send you a clear quote, with the extras you would like (private chef, airport transfers, a sunset catamaran), within 24 hours. Request availability.
