Even the view from the bathroom is incredible.
It seems like every day a new rental option becomes available on Airbnb, and I won't sleep until I've discovered all of them for us. Dramatic? Maybe. But can you blame me? From being able to stay in a castle in Jamaica to a seashell house in Mexico, the limit truly does not exist when it comes to finding insanely unique vacation homes around the world. This is also true for the Dominican Republic's Casa El Paraíso as well, but only if you can't get enough of the outdoors.
Nestled atop cliffs that overlook breathtaking waters, this bungalow style home is a one-of-a-kind experience that'll allow up to 15 guests to immerse themselves with nature...literally. The indoor-outdoor aesthetic rings true in every room of the house—from bedrooms to bathrooms, you'll feel like you're outside taking in the tropical breeze 24/7. If you can look past the mosquito nets around every bed and focus on the incredible outdoor spaces, this place is for you. That said, if you've never been camping, though, you may want to keep looking.
Built into the landscape around it, this bungalow makes for a serene and relaxing vacation.
Would you ever leave this spot? Rain or shine, you'd know exactly where to find me.
The listing boasts that this is one of the only houses with a hot tub nearby.
The absolute best part of this bungalow is, without question, the fact that you can see the water no matter where you are on the property.
I wasn't kidding about the views from every room.Imagine going to the bathroom with this view? Probably not as lovely at night, though...
Ideally, the weather would be sunny every day of your trip, however, a little sun shower never hurt anyone when you can relax on a hammock and watch the rain. Or, even a quick cat nap before dinner! The options are endless.
With natural water as clear as the pool, I don't know how you'd ever get me to go home.
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