Villa Farallon
Description
First impressions become a way of life at Casa de Campo’s oceanfront address, Villa Farallon.
It is situated on the highly sought-after Punta Aguila coastline and overlooks a stretch of Caribbean blue so vast that the horizon marks the start of the morning and the sea captures the last remnant of the sky at the end of the evening. A contemporary island aesthetic that lets light, breeze, and view do the talking while the craftsmanship and details subtly support the show, the approach is a quiet reveal through tropical gardens into a home designed for scale and ease. Fairway greens and coral shoreline meet from the terraces, and Minitas Beach and the Marina are just a short distance away. The sound of the surf becomes a metronome for leisurely days.
The interior of the house is set up for gatherings without ever losing its tranquility. With tall glass panels that slide away, the distinction between the interior and terrace virtually vanishes, and expansive living areas open in a single motion toward the water. The main salon’s sightlines draw you past the pool to the horizon, while art-ready walls, cool stone flooring, and custom millwork define elegant but casual rooms.
Long lunches become late dinners under the stars because the dining area anchors the social rhythm—it’s close enough to the chef’s kitchen for conversation and perfectly positioned to catch the trades. Large groups can move around with ease and quieter times are not disturbed because the acoustics remain soft throughout, storage is where you want it, and circulation is simple.
Villa Farallon has ten bedrooms and is designed to accommodate large gatherings. Most of the suites have en suite bathrooms and outdoor access so that mornings can begin on a terrace with coffee and sea air. The suites are spread out throughout the main residence and guest wings to offer both proximity and privacy. Textured linens, natural stone, and fine woods are materials that promote longevity and touch, while effective climate control and blackout options make sleep truly restorative.
Executive groups value the ability to separate work and leisure without compromising either, while families value the equality of comfort. Everything from tee times to boat days feels seamless thanks to concierge coordination throughout the resort and daily housekeeping, which maintains the rhythm.
The promise of a “good stay” is extended to a “great week” by amenities. Before the first swim, early risers can maintain a routine in a fully furnished gym. When the afternoon sun is strong or the evening demands a movie, the media room is set up for immersion and is a veritable haven. The sky and gardens outside the pool, which is surrounded by wide terraces of coral stone and a well-kept lawn that invites both play and relaxation, provide the pool’s color.
With flames reflected in glasses, the sea just beyond the hedge, and conversations that only take place on vacation, the modern bonfire lounge becomes the ideal spot at dusk. The resort’s finest features are conveniently located for exploration: top-notch golf, a beach club for lounging, a marina for water lovers, and an artists’ village perched on the cliff that always feels like a little discovery.
Here, the pragmatics are important and are managed with the same understated skill as the design. Work calls are simple if they must be made because Wi-Fi is strong throughout the living areas and terraces. The kitchen is designed for both presentation and performance, making it suitable for both chef-driven tasting menus and family-style service.
Transfers are quick and easy because the house is inside Casa de Campo; it’s about fifteen minutes from La Romana International Airport, less than an hour from Punta Cana, and roughly 90 minutes from Santo Domingo. However, every time you return to the gate, the gardens, and the view, you are transported back to the luxurious, present-tense state of being exactly where you want to be. Although Villa Farallon is aesthetically pleasing in every way, what makes visitors remember it as their favorite Caribbean destination is the everyday livability—the way mornings go, meals are shared, and evenings are spent.
Activities nearby that you can partake in from the villa:
- Start with Teeth of the Dog and finish with a lunch by the sea at Minitas Beach Club.
- Take a half-day charter from La Marina Casa de Campo for a sunset sail, snorkeling, or coastal cruising.
- Explore Altos de Chavón’s cobbled streets for galleries, live music, and expansive views of the Río Chavón.
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Once initial payment is made no refund or date changes will be allowed, only if force majeure limits travel, we will allow date changes, but will be valid for a period of 11 months. No refunds will be given for seasonality rate changes.
Payment Policy: 50% is due upon booking and the remaining 50% is due 60 days prior to the travel date.
