Nestled within the rainforest hills of Manuel Antonio, Casa Anjali Estate is an exclusive collection of three luxury ocean-view villas. Guests may reserve Villa Aruna, Villa Belara, Villa Calina, or enjoy exclusive use of the entire estate for larger gatherings, retreats and celebrations. Combining privacy, exceptional views and immersive nature experiences, Casa Anjali offers one of the most distinctive luxury villa experiences in Costa Rica.
Villa Aruna
7 Bedrooms | Up to 14 Guests
The original Casa Anjali residence with iconic views towards Mogotes Island.
Villa Belara
5 Bedrooms | Up to 12 Guests
A contemporary luxury villa featuring expansive indoor-outdoor living and panoramic ocean views.
Villa Calina
5 Bedrooms | Up to 12 Guests
An intimate ocean-view retreat blending tropical serenity with modern comfort.
Entire Estate
17 Bedrooms | Up to 38 Guests
Exclusive access to all three villas, ideal for retreats, celebrations and multi-generational travel.
Casa Anjali Estate is entering a new chapter with the addition of Villa Belara and Villa Calina. These two new luxury residences complement the iconic Villa Aruna, expanding the estate’s capacity and creating greater flexibility for families, groups and private events while preserving the intimate atmosphere that defines the Casa Anjali experience.
The architecture and decorations are inspired by the natural, tropical style of the area without abandoning modern, innovative and sustainable features, including the latest technology which coexists in perfect harmony with the surrounding landscape. Glass walls, more than two meters high, rise up to vaulted teak ceilings, and large windows reveal the spectacular views of the ocean and the wild jungle surrounding the villa.
Casa Anjali offers the perfect sanctuary experience, a veritable haven after a day of delighting in the life and energy offered by the endless activities of the tourist destination of Manuel Antonio.
One of the popular services offered to our guests is that of a private chef, available upon request. Even the most demanding palates can enjoy a luxurious stay with the highest quality meals, served in the villa.
Manuel Antonio offers an endless number of adventures for travelers yearning for unique experiences. For guests who prefer to unwind surrounded by nature, the peaceful environment is ideal.
Guests can spend the day sunbathing, surfing, sport fishing along the picture-perfect beaches, or join a catamaran or whale-watching tour. Inland, day hikers can take in over 3 km of unspoiled tropical forests full of waterfalls and wildlife tours.
Take in events such as the World Offshore Championship, the largest and most prestigious sport fishing series in the world, held in the nearby town of Quepos, or the international Marina Pez Vela fishing tournament.
It is the perfect place for travellers looking for both relaxation and entertainment. A complete experience in one of the most special corners of our planet.
Casa Anjali is located in the natural paradise that is the area of Manuel Antonio, a jewel in the province of Puntarenas, on the west coast of the country. It is one of the most attractive and desirable destinations in Costa Rica, known for its great biodiversity of tropical flora and fauna and easily one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
This villa breathes both the crystal-clear waters of the Pacific and the freshness and peace that permeates the tropical forest that surrounds it. This is a unique and special place in the heart of Manuel Antonio, where visitors can enjoy the stores, restaurants, and cafes and all they have to offer.
In addition to the natural beauty of Costa Rica, the Manuel Antonio National Park has been certified as a sustainable destination by the Costa Rican Tourism Institute with the objective of making sustainability a reality.
The park is one of the main attractions of the country of Costa Rica and a true tropical paradise where you can get lost in the hand of nature. Enjoy endless activities in its most remote and magical corners, such as its natural hot springs and geysers, or on the wide-open beaches of Biesanz and Gemelas.
