THE LUXURY COSTA RICA COLLECTION PRESENTS
Places Beyond the Expected
From the mist-wrapped cloud forests of Monteverde to the sun-drenched shores of the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica unfolds with rare variety. From volcanic highlands, hidden beaches, wildlife-rich wetlands, and secret waterfalls tucked behind private trails. Each region holds its own rhythm and character; our role is to match that landscape to your intentions, crafting journeys that feel effortless and wholly yours.
How Destinations Are Chosen
Destinations are selected based on how they fit together, not how they appear on a map. Factors such as travel time, terrain, privacy, conditions, and desired pace determine where the journey slows down or moves forward. Some trips focus on depth within a single region, while others move deliberately across multiple environments. The goal is always flow, not coverage.
DESTINATIONS.
Arenal
La Fortuna
Volcano landscapes, rainforest views, and warm natural springs.
Arenal Volcano — A rare chance to see one of the country’s most recognizable volcanic peaks from safe, accessible viewpoints.
Natural Hot Springs — Warm mineral waters set in quiet rainforest settings, ideal for slow afternoons and evening relaxation.
Rainforest Canopy Trails — Walk through hanging bridges and forest routes that offer steady movement and open views.
Wildlife & Birdwatching — Sloths, toucans, and other species are common sightings in the nearby protected areas.
Arenal is one of Costa Rica’s most iconic regions, known for its volcano, rainforest trails, and natural hot springs. Travelers come for quiet views, steady outdoor exploration, and simple time in nature. The area offers a clear balance of movement and rest, with routes that fit many travel styles.
Monteverde
Cloud Forest
Cloud Forest Walks – Trails and hanging bridges that move through misty treetops with consistent wildlife sightings.
Birdwatching – A chance to see the resplendent quetzal and many species that live only in high‑elevation forests.
Cool Mountain Climate – A steady, refreshing temperature that offers a contrast to Costa Rica’s warmer coastal regions.
Local Coffee Regions – Access to small farms known for high‑elevation beans, roasting tours, and hands‑on tastings.
Monteverde is known for its cool mountain air, cloud‑covered forests, and steady pace. The region sits high in the Tilarán range, where mist moves through the trees and wildlife thrives in elevated habitats. Travelers come here for suspension bridges, forest walks, and a calm setting that feels far from the coast. The experience is slow, quiet, and centered on nature.
Cloud Forests. Quiet Heights.
Volcano
Poás
Active Crater. High‑Elevation Landscapes.
Crater Viewpoint – A rare opportunity to stand at the rim of one of the largest active volcanic craters in the world.
High‑Elevation Climate – Cool temperatures and open terrain that contrast with the warmth of nearby lowland regions.
Botos Lagoon – A quiet crater lake surrounded by cloud‑forest vegetation and short, gentle walking paths.
Structured Park Access – Managed entry that keeps the environment protected and ensures a quiet, orderly visit.
Poás is one of Costa Rica’s most accessible active volcanoes, known for its wide crater, cool mountain air, and striking open terrain. The national park offers short, structured trails and clear viewing areas that give travelers a direct look into one of the country’s most powerful geothermal sites. The experience is steady, organized, and focused on observing the landscape at a calm pace.
SAN JOSÉ
Ciudad
San José is Costa Rica’s capital and main entry hub. The city offers museums, markets, architecture, and access to surrounding highlands. It functions as a practical starting or ending point for most trips, with steady transportation links and a clear look at daily Costa Rican life. The pace is urban but grounded, with short routes to nearby volcanoes, coffee regions, and historical sites.
Urban Center. Cultural Starting Point.
Cultural Landmarks – Access to museums, theaters, and historical buildings that show Costa Rica’s national identity.
Local Markets – Simple entry into everyday city life through food halls, artisan stalls, and small shops.
Central Valley Access – Close to Poás Volcano, coffee farms, and surrounding mountain towns.
Efficient Hub for Travel – A practical base for arrivals, departures, and smooth transitions between regions.
JACÓ
Playa
Consistent Surf Conditions – A long beach with steady waves suited for beginners and intermediate surfers.
Close to Carara National Park – A short drive to one of the region’s best birding and wildlife areas.
Accessible From San José – One of the quickest coastal locations to reach after arrival.
Active Town Center – A walkable area with food spots, shops, and an informal coastal atmosphere.
Jacó is a lively Pacific‑coast town known for its steady waves, open beaches, and straightforward access from San José. The area blends coastal movement with local shops, surf schools, and a practical route to nearby national parks. Travelers choose Jacó for its balance of activity and convenience.
Active Coast. Easy Access.
MANUEL ANTONIO
Playa
National Park Trails – Well‑marked paths that move through rainforest and along the coast with frequent wildlife sightings.
Beach Access Within the Park – Calm, swimmable beaches located directly inside protected land.
High Wildlife Visibility – Monkeys, sloths, and birds are commonly seen close to walking routes.
Compact Layout – Forest, beaches, viewpoints, and town amenities are all close together, reducing travel time.
Manuel Antonio combines rainforest, wildlife, and Pacific beaches in a compact coastal setting. The region is known for its national park, clear walking trails, and easy access to the ocean. Travelers come here for close wildlife encounters, short hikes, and time near the water without long travel distances.
National Park. Coastal Wildlife.
TORTUGUERO
Región
Tortuguero is a remote lowland region shaped by rivers, canals, and dense rainforest. Accessible mainly by boat, the area offers a slower pace and a quiet setting focused on wildlife observation. Travelers come here to move through protected waterways and forest corridors rather than roads, creating a calm, immersive experience.
Canal Region. Lowland Wildlife.
Canal‑Based Travel – Movement happens by boat through narrow waterways lined with rainforest vegetation.
Strong Wildlife Presence – Frequent sightings of monkeys, birds, reptiles, and aquatic species in protected habitats.
Sea Turtle Nesting Seasons – Known for turtle activity during specific months, with guided observation opportunities.
Remote, Car‑Free Setting – Limited road access keeps the region quiet and centered on nature rather than traffic.
PUERTO VIEJO
Playa
Afro‑Caribbean Culture – Local food, music, and daily life shaped by Caribbean influence and long‑held traditions.
Smaller, Less Crowded Beaches – Short stretches of sand separated by forest and reef, offering quieter coastal time.
Forest‑to‑Sea Access – Easy movement between wildlife areas, coastal paths, and beach towns along a single road.
Relaxed Daily Pace – A setting focused on time outside, local interaction, and unstructured days.
Puerto Viejo sits along Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast and is known for its relaxed pace, coastal roads, and strong cultural identity. The area blends forest, beach, and village life in a setting that feels informal and unhurried. Travelers choose Puerto Viejo for quiet beaches, simple movement, and a distinct atmosphere that differs from the Pacific coast.
Caribbean Coast. Slow Rhythm.
COCO BEACH
Playa
Central Coastal Location – A practical starting point for nearby beaches, boat access, and inland day trips.
Village‑Style Waterfront – A walkable shoreline with local cafés, small shops, and open public spaces.
Calm Swimming Areas – Sheltered bays that work well for easy water access and relaxed beach days.
Gateway to Northern Guanacaste – Simple routes to surrounding beaches, fishing zones, and dry‑forest regions.
Coco Beach sits along the northern Pacific coast and serves as a convenient coastal base with village energy. The area combines calm beaches, walkable streets, and quick access to nearby bays and inland routes. Travelers choose Coco Beach for its balance of movement, access, and relaxed coastal life.
Pacific Hub. Easygoing Coast.
We Put No Limit As To Where Or What You Can Explore.
What’s shown above is only a small preview of what’s available. We cover the entire country, giving you access to experiences across every region, coastline, and climate zone. From major highlights to places that rarely make it into guidebooks, the range is far broader than what’s displayed here. Costa Rica is your playground.
