Casa Torote is design, comfort & adventure in a beautiful layback beach house in La Ventana. Just a short walk to the beach, steps away from a fully stock supermarket, artisanal coffee shop, restaurants, bars and more. Enjoy breakfast with stunning views, relax, swim, snorkel, paddle, get fish tacos, kitesurf, bike, have a BBQ, and gather around the fire pit or heated pool.

Casa Torote includes a two-stories main house with 2 bedrooms and a small guest house with 1 bedroom. In addition, there is a sofa bed and a futon. This will allow to sleep 6 people in beds and up to 2-4 additional people in sofa beds.

The common areas include a beautiful palapa-covered grill & bar, a heated pool (4-ft deep), a fire pit in the 2nd floor deck, and a hot tub ONLY available during mid-November to mid-March. The palapa is a great area to socialize and have BBQs as it counts with lots of counter space, a large charcoal grill, a half bathroom, a changing room, an outdoor shower, and a drying lines rack for your wetsuits and gear. Hot tub can be available during the warmer months per request (March to mid-November), with an extra fee.

The main house is modern, spacious, tastefully appointed and well equipped. It has high ceilings with many windows to enjoy the views. The main floor features an open kitchen / living room area with a half bathroom for guests. The guest bedroom is on the main floor. The living room has a convertible bed that can comfortably fit 2 kids or 1 adult. The main bedroom is on the second floor and is only accessible via the outdoor stairs. Guests who stay in the upstairs bedroom will wake up to a breathtaking sunrise over the ocean from your bed!

The casita is a studio concept with a spacious feel that includes a small front deck, living room, kitchen with a dual-purpose center island (cooking and dining), a bedroom, closet, and full bathroom (no tub).

OTHER THINGS TO NOTE:

Kiters & Wing foilers: There are two launch spots within a 5 and 10-minutes' walk. The closer launch point is only recommended for intermediate and experienced kiters, and for experienced wing foilers.

Noise at night: Although the town is usually "sleepy" by 9 pm, be aware that occasionally people drive around proud of their music. It is part of their culture, so we can only say welcome to Baja, Mexico! But don't worry, you'll get used to it. But if you are sensitive to noise at night, a couple of earplugs will take care of it.

Small town infrastructure: This is small town in Baja Mexico, where infrastructure is not the best. Power outages and infrastructure failures are not uncommon and are out of our control. The environment is harsh on things and will wear and deteriorate things fast. We don't offer refunds for things out of our control or if the home is out of a feature for 1-2 days.