Casa Moonbeam

Casa Moonbeam – Modern Comfort & Spectacular Views in the Heart of Yelapa

Welcome to Casa Moonbeam, a newly finished (2025) retreat perched above the enchanting fishing village of Yelapa. This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home blends rustic charm with modern comforts — the perfect base for enjoying jungle-meets-ocean adventures while staying connected to the best of the village.

The space
Step into an open-air living, dining, and kitchen area that invites the outside in, with sweeping views of Yelapa Cove and the Bay of Banderas. Whether you're sipping morning coffee as fishing boats pass or enjoying evening cocktails while whales breach in the distance, the scene is always unforgettable.

Each of the three bedrooms is air-conditioned, with ceiling fans and screened windows, so you can choose your own perfect sleeping conditions. The primary suite features a king bed, two town-facing windows, and a glass door that opens to ocean views, plus an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower. Across the hall, two queen bedrooms share a spacious second bathroom.

The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to cook at home — full-size fridge, 6-burner gas stove, oven, dishwasher, microwave, blender, coffee maker, and a Bialetti espresso system. You'll also find a chilled/heated filtered water dispenser and all the cookware, drinkware, and utensils you'd expect.

ROOFTOP PARADISE
The crown jewel of Casa Moonbeam is the 1,200-square-foot private rooftop terrace — your personal oasis in the sky. Up here, you’ll find:

- A shaded palapa

- Outdoor kitchen with sink, mini fridge, and 4-burner cooktop

- Lounge chairs and a picnic table

- Panoramic views of the ocean, jungle, and village

- Wi-Fi within the palapa and plenty of charging outlets

Sunbathe by day, stargaze by night, and bask in the magic of Yelapa’s moonbeams — all from your own rooftop sanctuary.

EXTRAS & LOCATION
- In-home washer and dryer

- Extra towels, beach chairs, and storage area

- Close proximity to both the main beach and the village’s restaurants and shops (a short, steep walk — about 250 meters in either direction)

YOUR HOSTS
We’ve been coming to Yelapa for over 15 years and are proud to share this special place with our guests. While we know you’ll love relaxing at Casa Moonbeam, we encourage you to explore the waterfalls, hiking trails, beach cafes, and friendly faces that make Yelapa so unforgettable.

Just don’t be surprised if you find yourself dreaming about your return the moment you leave...

ACCESS NOTE
Please be aware that Casa Moonbeam is located on the 3rd floor of a hillside home, and access requires the ability to comfortably climb stairs.

- There are 20 concrete steps from the town road to the property

- Then an additional 30 steps to reach the 3rd-floor living space

- Plus, 20 more steps if you'd like to enjoy the private rooftop terrace

In total, you'll climb approximately 50 steps (around 30 feet of elevation). The stairs are sturdy and wide, but this is important to consider if mobility is a concern.

Guest access
terrace

Other things to note
Getting to Yelapa
Yelapa is only accessible by boat—about 50 minutes from Pier de los Muertos. The closest airport is Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International (PVR) in Puerto Vallarta.

Taxi to Pier:
From the airport, taxis to Pier de los Muertos cost about $30 USD

Water Taxi:
No need to book in advance—just buy tickets at the pier. Check schedules online. Water taxi ride is approximately 50 minutes depending on water conditions

Arrival in Yelapa:
Get off at the town pier, not the beach pier. A host can be available to greet you on arrival. You can pay a small fee to have your bags carried up to the house in a wheelbarrow.

IMPORTANT:
There are no banks or ATMs in Yelapa, so please bring enough pesos for meals, groceries, souvenirs, and activities. A few of the beach restaurants take credit cards but most restaurants only take cash. Most businesses accept US dollars, however you will get an inferior exchange rate. It’s a good idea to prepared with all the pesos you might need before arriving in Yelapa.