Private oceanfront filming location near Puerto Escondido.
Mikasa is a secluded coastal villa in Puertecito for teams searching for a filming location Puerto Escondido crews can use for photo shoots, commercials, branded content, music videos, film/TV, creative retreats, and full-property base-camp lodging, starting with a quick shoot-fit check.
Why it works on camera
A house with multiple looks, not one pretty backdrop.
The strongest production locations give crews range without losing time. Mikasa gives you ocean, sand, stone, pool, garden, roofline, shaded interiors, bedrooms, polished bunk rooms, and villa architecture in one private base.
Camera-ready variety
Use the beach, pool, rooftop, terraces, bedrooms, dining spaces, and textured architectural corners across one schedule.
Privacy for crews
The property sits away from busy hotel traffic, making it easier to control the frame, talent, wardrobe, and gear flow.
Guest-proven villa
The house already works as a private coastal stay, with guest feedback around the views, space, privacy, and memorable setting.
Simple scope first
A few details help us price the right use: hours, headcount, setup, drone, music, lodging/base-camp needs, and permit status.
Set options
Build the day around the light, the frame, and the crew flow.
For a photoshoot location Puerto Escondido teams can use efficiently, the value is moving between looks without moving the entire production.
Beachfront and ocean
Open coastal frames for swim, fashion, lifestyle, travel, music video, and golden-hour brand scenes.
Pool and garden
A controlled exterior look for product, talent, hospitality, resort-style, wellness, and social content.
Rooftop and terraces
Elevated angles, texture, sunset views, and transitional spaces for portraits, hero shots, and scene resets.
Interior living spaces
Natural materials, open interiors, shaded setups, wardrobe moments, interviews, and weather backup.
Bedrooms and lodging
Full takeover includes five king bedrooms plus two polished bunk rooms, useful for talent lodging, wardrobe, holding, and multi-day base needs.
Dining and staging
Outdoor tables, prep areas, crew meals, equipment staging, product resets, and production coordination space.
Production logistics
Share enough to check fit, then build the production plan.
You do not need a finished deck to start. Date window, shoot type, crew size, spaces needed, and rough location budget are enough for a first pass. If it looks workable, we move into usage, permits, insurance, call sheet, and access terms.
Share total headcount, talent, clients, glam, art, gear, drivers, security, and any visitors.
Share scout, prep, shoot, wrap, overnight, sunrise, sunset, and late-night timing needs.
For larger commercial crews, we can talk through production insurance and liability coverage.
Permit needs may depend on public beach use, drone work, crew size, music, vehicles, and final usage.
Drone plans are easiest when shared early, including pilot, flight zones, time of day, and local restrictions.
Share lighting, charging, data, livestream, generator, and backup power needs before quoting.
Music videos, playback, DJ scenes, and loud audio are possible only when timing and impact are agreed.
Send vehicle count, gear volume, arrival waves, and whether you need extended setup or security.
How bookings work
Quick shoot-fit check first. Scout or quote second.
Every production uses the villa differently. Once we know the date, footprint, and budget range, we can say whether the location is worth a deeper scout, soft hold, or quote.
Send five basics
Date window, shoot type, crew size, spaces needed, and rough location budget.
Confirm feasibility
We check availability, footprint, access, obvious permit or noise issues, and overnight/base-camp needs.
Then send the deeper brief
If it looks real, add usage, deck, shot list, equipment, drone, insurance, permits, and scout needs.
Quote and agreement
The quote is shaped around scope, usage, access windows, lodging, and production complexity.
Starting points
Production use is priced by footprint, hours, and final usage.
A location quote can include shoot-day access, prep or scout time, site representation, cleaning/reset, full-property lodging, base-camp use, power, security, parking, and a refundable damage deposit. Small shoots usually require a $1,500 deposit; larger commercial crews usually require $2,500+ plus insurance and a written location agreement.
From $1,200/day
Best for small photo/video teams, light gear, approved spaces, and a simple 6-8 hour footprint. Usually paired with a $1,500 refundable deposit.
From $2,500/day
Best for brand, fashion, music video, commercial, or agency shoots with crew, gear, usage, and site support. Usually paired with a $2,500+ refundable deposit.
Custom from $5,000/day
For larger crews, night work, drone/stunts, activations, complex gear, multi-day access, or calendar holds. Insurance is required before access.
Production inquiry
Check the location fit before you build the full production packet.
The fastest useful reply starts with five practical details. Send what you have, even if the plan is still early.
- Shoot type: photo, commercial, branded content, music video, film/TV, social, or retreat
- Preferred date window and rough hours
- Crew size and whether talent/client/vehicle count is known
- Spaces requested: beach, pool, rooftop, interiors, bedrooms, dining, or full property
- Approximate location budget and whether lodging is part of the request
- Optional for the first message: drone, playback, heavy lighting, permits, insurance, or scout needs
Production FAQ
Useful details before you inquire.
Is Mikasa available for commercial shoots and film productions?
Yes, when the brief is a fit. Mikasa can host photo, video, commercial, branded content, music video, film/TV, and production retreat inquiries.
Do you publish filming location rates?
We publish starting points only. Small content shoots start around $1,200/day, commercial shoots around $2,500/day, and larger productions are custom quoted around crew size, usage, access hours, prep/wrap, lodging or base-camp use, insurance, and impact.
Do we need permits?
Permit needs vary by scope, public beach use, drone work, crew size, audio, vehicles, and distribution. We can discuss the likely considerations once we understand the shoot.
Do you require insurance?
For larger commercial crews, yes, insurance and liability coverage may be part of confirming the booking.
Can crew or talent sleep at the property?
Yes, for approved full-property takeovers. Mikasa can sleep 16 comfortably and up to 17 by arrangement across five king bedrooms and two polished bunk rooms; lodging, holding, and wardrobe use are quoted with the production scope.
Can we shoot with drones or music playback?
Yes, possibly. Drone and music plans are easiest to review early because timing, local restrictions, neighboring areas, and production responsibility all matter.
Can we scout the location first?
Yes. Start with a quick shoot-fit check so we can confirm whether a scout visit makes sense and whether the date is potentially available.
Where is Mikasa?
Mikasa is in Puertecito, near Puerto Escondido on the Oaxaca coast. It works well for teams searching for a beach house film location Mexico option with privacy and multiple looks.
Planning a private retreat near Puerto Escondido?
Mikasa also works as a private oceanfront retreat center for yoga, wellness, corporate, creative, and group stays that need lodging, gathering space, beach access, and simple planning.
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