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Rua São Francisco, s/n, Vila de Jericoacoara, Jijoca de Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brazil

Jericoacoara, Brazil

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Covered varanda of the Grand Master Suite, a rattan pendant over pale lounge chairs, glass rail open to the pool courtyard.

Three buildings, six suites.

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Architecture

A villa in three movements.

Completed in 2021, three buildings sit across a 1,850 m2 plot in central Jericoacoara, where the village's sand floors reach the door. The composition unfolds inward: a tropical-plant patio between the first two buildings, a 180 m2 pool between the second and the third, two rooftops at the top.

  • 6Suites
  • 1,850 m2Plot
  • 180 m2Main pool
  • 2021Completed
slat hardwood stone detail
The Suites

Six suites, four kinds.

Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.
Bedroom with a slatted console, the bed framed by full-height windows.
Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.
Bedroom with a slatted console, the bed framed by full-height windows.
Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.
Bedroom with a slatted console, the bed framed by full-height windows.
Private Rooftop

Grand Master Suite.

The suite keeps a floor of its own, wrapped all the way around by its varanda, and above it a private rooftop with a plunge pool that belongs to no other room.

Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.
Bedroom with a slatted console, the bed framed by full-height windows.
Private Rooftop

Grand Master Suite.

The suite keeps a floor of its own, wrapped all the way around by its varanda, and above it a private rooftop with a plunge pool that belongs to no other room.

Bedroom opening through sliding doors onto a private terrace with a sofa and greenery, golden light.
Private terrace with a cushioned sofa and plants behind a glass wall.
Bed under a rattan pendant, sliding doors onto a planted balcony.
Double stone vessel sinks below round mirrors on a stacked-stone wall.
Two armchairs and a potted plant on the terrace beside a glass wall.
White-linen bed in bright daylight, the terrace beyond.
Terrace and Garden

Private Terrace Suite.

Full glass slides back onto a terrace of its own, a sofa under open sky, the garden a step away. One hundred square metres, thirty of them terrace, on the upper floor.

White-linen bed with a round mirror and stone basin niche, opening to the garden.
White bed in a bright room with a long view to the living space.
Bed beside a stone-walled bathroom niche with woven baskets.
Slatted wood and tropical foliage frame a lounge under a rattan pendant.
Bed and writing desk by a bright doorway.
Round mirror above a stone basin with tall dried reeds alongside.
For Families

Garden Pavilion Family.

The larger pavilion sits low in the garden, with room for a family to settle in and the green arriving at the threshold.

White-linen bed with a round mirror and stone vanity, opening to the pool and dining view.
White bed under a rattan pendant against a soft plaster wall, warm light.
Private terrace with seating against a stacked-stone wall and planting.
Stone-walled bathroom with a tub below a warm-lit niche.
Bed and desk under a woven ceiling pendant in bright daylight.
Stone vanity opening to tropical greenery.
Garden Level

Garden Pavilion.

A quiet room opens at garden level, kept to stone and white linen, with the planting just beyond the glass. Outside, an open-air shower and a private terrace at the front.

In every room
  • King bed
  • En-suite bath
  • Air conditioning
  • Digital safe
  • Nespresso
  • Minibar
  • Wi-Fi
  • Hair dryer
The Property

A walk through the villa.

Move across the facade and the rear elevation. Each marker opens onto a part of the villa.

Building 2 facade: stacked-stone wall, master suite tropical slats, palm tree crossing the centre, infinity pool in the foreground.Common floor facade: open dining area with long table, library shelves and rattan pendants, palms on either side, pool through the centre.
rooftop plunge lounge dunes
Common Rooftop and Pool

Building 3 top floor. Bar, second pool, sunbeds. Views to the dunes, the sea, the sunsets.

Bedroom opening through sliding doors onto a private terrace with a sofa and greenery, golden light.
Private Terrace Suite

Full glass slides back onto a terrace of its own, a sofa under open sky, the garden a step away.

Private terrace with a cushioned sofa and plants behind a glass wall.
Private Terrace Suite

Full glass slides back onto a terrace of its own, a sofa under open sky, the garden a step away.

White-linen bed with a round mirror and stone basin niche, opening to the garden.
Garden Pavilion Family

The larger pavilion sits low in the garden, with room for a family to settle in and the green arriving at the threshold.

White-linen bed with a round mirror and stone vanity, opening to the pool and dining view.
Garden Pavilion

A quiet room opens at garden level, kept to stone and white linen, with the planting just beyond the glass.

Private terrace with seating against a stacked-stone wall and planting.
Garden Pavilion

A quiet room opens at garden level, kept to stone and white linen, with the planting just beyond the glass.

spa lounge rattan pendant
Spa

Sixty-four square meters hold two massage rooms, a hammam and a fountain, two guests at a time.

main pool loungers stone wall
Main Pool

180 m2 pool between Buildings 2 and 3. Shallow-end sunbeds in the water.

Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Private Rooftop and Pool

Building 2 top floor. 70 m2 private rooftop with a private pool. Grand Master only.

Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Grand Master Bedroom

The suite keeps a floor of its own, wrapped all the way around by its varanda, and above it a private rooftop with a plunge pool that belongs to no other room.

The Grand Master varanda, rattan pendants over white sofas, a glass rail open to the garden palms.
Private Balcony Terrace

The fully covered varanda, running all the way around the Grand Master bedroom.

main pool loungers stone wall
Main Pool

180 m2 pool between Buildings 2 and 3. Shallow-end sunbeds in the water.

Tap to switch views

The rest

Around the rooms.

A spa with hammam, a gym, the main pool, the rooftop above Building 3. And at the front, on the sand, Miragem.

spa relaxation robes detail
spa robe woman walking
spa lounge rattan pendant
spa massage back towel
spa plunge pool three spouts buddha

Spa.

Sixty-four square meters hold two massage rooms, a hammam and a fountain, two guests at a time.

rooftop plunge lounge dunes
rooftop bar stone palms dusk
rooftop loungers palms sunset
rooftop plunge palms sunset
rooftop plunge pool dunes

Common Rooftop.

The top floor of Building 3 carries a bar, a second pool and a line of sunbeds, with the dunes, the sea and the sunsets in view.

main pool loungers stone wall
main pool loungers facade
main pool palms facade
villa facade pool dusk
villa facade pool evening lights

Main Pool.

One hundred and eighty square meters of water sit between Buildings 2 and 3, with sunbeds set into the shallow end.

The villa gym, morning light through slatted windows
gym machine slat windows
gym weight plates rogue
yoga man downdog slat windows
gym treadmill detail

Gym.

The upper floor of Building 1 holds the gym: a running mat, an electric bike, weights and space for yoga, with a window onto the village alley.

Miragem dining room at night, woven pendants lit above the tables
Wooden table close-up: candle in a glass holder, place settings, linen napkins, ceramic plates, tropical leaves in the foreground.
Garden seating at evening, two figures standing around a small wooden table, lush plants and warm lanterns in the background.
Bartender pouring a cocktail at the outdoor bar, limes and bottles on the counter, rattan pendant overhead.
The Miragem building exterior at dusk: twinkling string lights along the wood-slat facade, a neon Miragem sign at ground level among plants.

Miragem.

The restaurant at the front of the villa, on the sand: its own house and its own kitchen, standing between the facade and the street.

Whole-villa buyouts are reserved for selected high-season dates, and the industrial kitchen is available on request for private chef arrangements. Please write.

QUESTIONS

Plainly asked, plainly answered.

The things most guests want to know before they write. Anything else, send it our way.

  • Is Villa Oasis a hotel or a private villa?+

    It is a villa, run by the family who built it, and let suite by suite the way a small boutique hotel is. Six suites in four categories sit across three buildings, sharing the pool, the spa, the gym and the rooftop. The whole villa can also be booked on selected dates.

  • What is included in the suite?+

    Breakfast, cooked every morning by the villa's chef in the open kitchen on the common floor. In the suite: king bed, en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, minibar, Nespresso machine, digital safe, Wi-Fi and hairdryer. Plus everything shared — the 180 m² pool, the spa, the gym and the rooftop.

  • Does the villa take children?+

    Yes. One of the six suites is the Garden Pavilion Family, which takes an extra bed and sleeps four. The villa welcomes children without being built around them: it is a house of stone and water, with an open pool. Tell us the children's ages and the team will sort out what is needed.

  • Is there a minimum stay?+

    Outside holidays and festive dates, no — book the nights you want. Over the year-end dates, when the house is usually taken as a whole, terms are agreed case by case; write to us with your dates.

  • Can we book the whole villa?+

    Yes, on selected high-season dates. Christmas and New Year are usually held for it. In that format the professional kitchen is available on request for private-chef dinners. Write with your dates and the team arranges the rest.

Let's Talk About Your Stay

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