Luxury Costa Rica
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Arenal

Nowhere else in Costa Rica allows you the luxurious yet captivating proximity to a (now) dormant volcano encircled by rich rainforest, diverse wildlife and a multitude of adventure activities.

Corcovado and Osa Peninsula

The Osa Peninsula is one of the most remote locations in Costa Rica. But its seclusion has everything to do with its inimitability, making it a very unique and extraordinary experience.

The Guanacaste Coast

Wide stretches of golden solitary beaches, wildlife reserves jostling with exotic nature, a dry consistent climate, great surfing spots, and an ultra-easy-going atmosphere are the collective traits of Costa Rica‘s northern Pacific coastline.

Pacuare Reserve

25,000 acres of primary, virgin rainforest stretching from the Talamanca Cordillera to the eastern Caribbean lowlands are nurtured by the swirling waters of the magnificent Pacuare River.

Manuel Antonio

With its accessibility, teeming national park, turquoise marine reserve, white coral beaches and range of luxury hotels, Manuel Antonio is one of the most popular destinations in Costa Rica.

The Central Cloud Forests

Costa Rica’s central highlands are dotted with a number of exquisite and captivatingly biodiverse cloud forests.

Nicoya Peninsula

Known for its stunning semi-deserted beaches linked together by grey stone cliffs or tangles of knotted mangroves, the Nicoya Peninsula is the more rustic end of Costa Rica’s northern Pacific coastline.

The Coffee Valley

It makes sense that Costa Rica’s fertile Central Valley, ringed by volcanoes and stretching in a verdant arc from San Ramon lying to the west of San Jose right round to Paraiso in the east, possesses perfect conditions for growing and producing some of the world’s best coffee.

Tortuguero

A dense and intricate network of rivers, lagoons, and canals crisscross 11 different habitats of rainforest, swamp and beach, to be explored by either boat or foot.

San Jose

Costa Rica is a bountiful, serene paradise but San Jose city is the only place you can see the modern and very cosmopolitan side of this magnificent country.

Rio Celeste

Whilst the north of Costa Rica still doesn’t feature much on the typical tourist trails, the best place to start would be one of the more popular destinations in the region, Rio Celeste.

Dominical

Situated forty five km from Quepos, Dominical is a sleepy surf village located on the Southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica and home to a selection of really beautiful beaches.

Puerto Viejo

Just under an hour south-east of Limón, the vibe is unhurried and youthful. The beaches, deserted in places, are also dotted with cool beach bars playing reggae in others.