French philosopher, Voltaire wrote: "Perfection is attained by slow degrees; it requires the hand of time," and such is the story of how The Ritz-Carlton's Dragon Bay peninsula would one day become one of the most desirable living communities in the Caribbean. Two and a half years in conception, The DeckHouses were imagined into being by a dream-team of experts who were given carte blanche to create a vision that aspired to one simple ideal: be the best of the best.
Seeking inspiration, the team (including professionals from Zurcher Arquitectos-responsible for building Costa Rica's Four Season Hotel), boarded a private jet for a six-day, three time zone, twelve-country, thirty-two-resort odyssey. Their mission? To discover the ultimate ingredients for luxury living, bring them home and create from them a community of distinction unlike any other. Ironically, like many legendary quests that have gone before, it was only upon its return that the team discovered that the quintessential elements had been here all along: a perfect location, breathtaking tropical waters, access to uncompromising service and amenities - the perfect place for those seeking privacy and respite from the frenetic demands of life.