Villa Miramar

Nearby construction may result in noise disturbances. For further details on how this might affect your stay, please reach out to a Rental Escapes villa specialist.

All guests must register with the Casa de Campo Concierge office, and for a small daily fee ($30 per adult per night & $15 per child per night), are granted access to resort areas and amenities. Casa de Campo Resort facilities and amenities include golf courses ($), the fitness centre ($), racquet center ($), restaurants ($) and bars ($). Contact Rental Escapes for more information about pricing.

Pull on the towel, follow the garden path past the palms, and the cove opens out a few steps from your living room. Villa Miramar sits on its own private stretch of Caribbean sand in Punta Águila, a quieter pocket on the resort's western coast where the beach is yours and no one else passes through it. Six bedrooms sleep twelve, small enough for two couples with their kids or six couples on a long weekend, with an included chef handling all the meals at the villa.

Mornings start with the cove to yourselves: sand on your feet, the water flat, no one else in the bay. The infinity pool runs along the rock edge above the beach, so the group can split between the pool and the swim without anyone having to choose. Lunch happens at the open-air beachfront pavilion, a few feet from where the sand begins. By afternoon some of you settle in at the wooden cabana with a book, others on the covered terrace facing the cove. The double-height living room is cool behind glass through the heat of the day. By sundown the alfresco table seats the full twelve for dinner, the sea two paces away.

Punta Águila sits on the resort's western tip, quieter than the core and protected from the prevailing wind, so the cove stays calm and the beach stays empty. A short cart ride brings you to Teeth of the Dog, ranked the Caribbean's top course by the World Golf Awards, and to Minitas Beach Club when the group wants the full-beach scene. Villa Miramar is the villa to book when the priority is a private stretch of Caribbean sand and twelve people who'd rather not share it.