Watch the Sun Melt into the Ocean.
With 180-degree Bay of Banderas views Casa del Oso’s infinity pool is a favorite gathering place. Spanning more than 130 feet it is as visually impressive as it is refreshing.
Steps from the deck, dining palapa and palapa bar, it features a 12-foot deep end, allowing for a consistently cool temperature. Adjacent to the pool is a heated, jetted pool, which is ideal when the temperatures change in the evening.
Guests relaxing in the sun loungers are lulled into a peaceful state by ocean waves lapping the shore and water cascading over the infinity pool’s expansive edge.
The Spaces · Pools
Where the water meets the horizon
The Pools
Three pools, one estate
Casa del Oso keeps three saltwater pools — the 130-foot main infinity pool, the beach cabana's own infinity-edge pool on Ranchos 15, and a volleyball pool built for competition. Every one is equipped with both heaters and chillers, so the water is exactly right in every season.
The Main Infinity Pool
Impressive by any measure
Spanning more than 130 feet along the estate's edge, the main pool is as visually striking as it is refreshing — its vanishing edge dissolving into Bahía de Banderas beyond. A 12-foot deep end keeps the water consistently cool, even at the height of the afternoon.
More Pools
Two more ways to swim
Ranchos 15 · Infinity Edge
The Cabana Pool
The beach cabana keeps a full-sized infinity pool of its own — its vanishing edge running toward the sand, steps from Punta Mita's finest swimming beach. Swim, then simply walk into the sea.
Regulation Court · Team Games
The Volleyball Pool
A pool purpose-built to a regulation volleyball court's dimensions, net strung and waiting just outside the game room. Choose sides, and settle it in the water.
Poolside
Everything within reach
The main pool sits steps from the deck, the dining palapa, and the palapa bar — so lunch arrives without leaving your lounger, and a cocktail is never more than a signal away. Swim laps in the morning quiet, referee the kids' cannonball contest at noon, and float into golden hour.
- Steps from the dining palapa & palapa bar
- Full sun deck with loungers
- Bar & food service poolside
- Saltwater, heated & chilled — every pool, all year
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