8 Stunning Airbnbs in Latin America You Need to Check Out
Majorly Instagrammable places, authentic culinary hotspots, warm weather, private pools, and, of course, ocean views
Majorly Instagrammable places, authentic culinary hotspots, warm weather, private pools, and, of course, ocean views. Latin America has it all and places like Mexico, Costa Rica, and Brazil are dream destinations that we could never get enough of. Whether you’re traveling for a birthday celebration, weekend getaway, or bachelorette party, we already know that Airbnb is a go-to option for many of us but filtering through all the options can get overwhelming. Want to visit the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City? Stay at Casa Jose Clemente Orozco for a quick walk to the historic landmark. Read on for some of our favorite Latinx-owned Airbnb’s for pulling off the perfect Latin America trip!
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Estancita Elena in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico
Photo: Instagram/@estancitaelena
These rustic cabanas feel intimate and classy on the Ruta Del Vino in Baja California, Mexico. If you’re going the laidback, weekend getaway route, Estancita Elena makes total sense. It’s also a great choice if you want to go wine tasting in Valle de Guadalupe or visit the beaches in downtown Ensenada.
Estancita Elena, $185/per night, book on airbnb.com
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Bohemian Loft in Tulum, Mexico
Photo: Instagram/@casabohemia_tulum
If you’re traveling to Tulum with a friend or partner we highly recommend Casa Bohemia. It’s a private space in a secure area and its pool is reason enough to check it out. This Airbnb is located in Tumben Kaa, just five minutes from restaurants and fifteen to twenty minutes from Mexico’s white, sandy beaches. Also, if you’re looking for ways to get around, bicycles are available for guests and Superhosts, Jess and Miguel, offer rental scooters.
Bohemian Loft + Bikes, $35/per night, book on airbnb.com
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Spanish Colonial Style Villa in Tamarindo, Costa Rica
This Airbnb is located in Tamarindo, Costa Rica in a gated community called Pueblo Colonial. It’s prime turf for relaxing by the pool and being in close proximity to bars and restaurants. It has a full kitchen and BBQ grill so you and your group can enjoy meals together. The private veranda and balcony also round out the list of perks, because when you’re in Costa Rica you need to live the “pura vida” lifestyle.
Dreamy Spanish Colonial Style Villa, $201/per night, book on airbnb.com
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Villa di Mare in Playa Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico
Although Villa di Mare is located in Puerto Rico, it gives off major Greek Mediterranean island vibes. This Airbnb is very spacious, but let’s be serious – we check in here for the private beach access. You can even just lounge by the private pool while soaking up that salty breeze from the Atlantic ocean. For other activities, this rental is located in Vega Baja which is less than five minutes away from restaurants, supermarkets, and one of the top ten beaches in Puerto Rico: Playa Puerto Nuevo.
Villa di Mare-Oceanfront Modern Beach House Oasis, $301/per night, book on airbnb.com
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Colonial House in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
This colonial house is located in the historic center of Santo Domingo and pretty much slays when it comes to checking off every box in Dominican Republic. Historical attractions of the “New World”? Check. Traditional colmado (a small grocery store) that plays music in the evenings? Check. Walking distance to the malecon? Check. You don’t do Dominican Republic without doing Santo Domingo.
Beautiful Colonial House with Terrace and Patio, $45/per night, book on airbnb.com
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Casa de Los Santos in La Paz, Baja California, Mexico
If you want to be close to downtown, but don’t want to be in a hotel, set up your stay at Casa de los Santos in La Paz, Baja California, Mexico. This Airbnb is positioned between downtown La Paz and the beach and features all things you will love: an indoor/outdoor kitchen, a pool and grill on the spacious terrace, popular coffee shops and restaurants within walking distance. The spacious and cozy accommodation is key for when you’re ready to relax but the large living room, dining room, and kitchen will really bring your group together after a long day out on the town.
Casa de Los Santos, $187/per night, book on airbnb.com
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Casa Jose Clemente Orozco Coyoacan in Mexico City, Mexico
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Tiny House Nature Experience in Mairipora, Brazil
São Paulo is arguably where most of the action is in Brazil, at least for travelers on the hunt for beach parties, live music, good food, and strong drinks. But if you’re looking for a more laidback, care-free mentality, then book this tiny house just 45 minutes from São Paulo. The residence is literally located in the middle of a bunch of trees. The rooms are fitted with large windows, natural light, and hammocks. There’s also a garden, balcony, and fire pit. Added bonus: you’ll be within walking distance to a lake so you can wind down after a long day in the sun.
Tiny House Nature Experience, $101/per night, book on airbnb.com