Minimalist, Modern Sanctuary With Private Infinity Pool, 4 Rooftop Terraces & Ocean Views in Careyes Community

With calming architecture and uninterrupted views over the Pacific Ocean, Casa Mantarraya is a minimalist, modern sanctuary for rest and relaxation. The property rental features luxury amenities such as a private heated infinity pool and 4 rooftop terraces. Guests at Casa Mantarraya benefit from complimentary in-villa services and full staff including maids, a butler, and a cook.

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This Costa Careyes villa comprises 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests. With a sleek, bohemian design and large outdoor spaces for entertaining, this property is a perfect destination for a Mexican retreat with family or friends. 

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The villas in Careyes are specifically designed for a seamless indoor/outdoor living experience, with open walls and spaces built into the landscape. The main communal areas include a large, open-format indoor multimedia room, a covered al fresco lounge, and a large palapa lounge with a dining area. 

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The bedrooms at this costa Careyes villa include 4 bedrooms with king beds and 1 bedroom with 2 queen beds. Each of the bedrooms is complete with an en-suite bathroom and either views over the lush gardens and thick forest or the expansive Pacific Ocean.

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Careyes is a hidden paradise of cliffs and beaches along the Pacific Coast of Jalisco, Mexico. The Careyes community consists of full-time residents and visitors and an eclectic ecosystem of multicultural events, design aesthetics, and cuisine. Careyes is 2.5 hours from Puerto Vallarta, 1 hour from Manzanillo, and 30 minutes from Chamela private airport.

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Guests at this Costa Careyes villa benefit from access to EliteLyfe’s Platinum Concierge Service, including a pre-trip itinerary, luxury transfers, private jets, yacht charters, and more (on request). 

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A highly private retreat close to all major local attractions, including restaurants, bars, and parks, Casa Mantarraya is an exclusive setting for those seeking restoration and revival on the Pacific Coast of Mexico.