Anamaya Resort

Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve has the distinction of being the first protected park area in Costa Rica when it was established in 1963. The park is renowned for the white cape, a group of rocks located at the southern tip of the reserve that serves as a habitat for a plethora of rare and interesting

Malpais is a tiny, serene community, loosely spread out along five kilometres of road. Its northern limit is the road intersection of “El Cruze” where the road from Cobano ends on Playa Carmen. On Playa Carmen Mal Pais merges with the booming beach village of Santa Teresa with its vibrant surfer scene, shops, hotels and

Santa Teresa has changed enormously over the years, but the thing that created the town’s international reputation is still there every morning: surf. The beach stretches for miles along the western side of the Nicoya Peninsula, with one peak after another breaking over sand. Some days are playful and forgiving. Other days, especially when a

Cabuya is the scenic gateway to the very popular Cabo Blanco Reserve. This tiny yet attractive community borders the main entrance to the park and offers a plethora of natural sites to discover. Nestled along the jungle-rimmed coast with a backdrop of picturesque mountains, Cabuya is a superb for hiking, beachcombing, bird watching and caters

Beautifully tucked away amid a stunning and varied landscape, Montezuma posses a trademark open air snugness and ample culture. It is one of the most sought after holiday spots in the region for jovial spirited travelers looking to take part in its ongoing, relaxed party. At night, the town’s generally unruffled-vibe transforms to a more