This property is set on a secluded peninsula on the dry, breezy coastline of the Guanacaste region of Costa Rica, just north of the town of Tamarindo.

It is 45 minutes drive from the Liberia (international) airport, which is reached by, among other flights, five-times weekly non-stop flights from Atlanta on Delta Airlines and three-times weekly non-stop flights from Miami on American Airlines. The main airport in Costa Rica, in San Jose, is reached by frequent non-stop flights from several U.S. cities; from there it is a 30-minute air hop to either the ranches own air strip (a charter can be arranged) or Tamarindo (frequent commercial flights) or a 4-5 hour drive by rented car or private limousine.

There are four charming thatched-roof ranchos on this property, right on one of the property’s larger beaches. Each rancho has a spacious master bedroom with sitting area and large outdoor porch facing the ocean, plus a large dressing room and bath with indoor and outdoor showers. Above the master in each rancho is a smaller bedroom with either twin or full beds, with its own dressing room and bathroom.

All accommodations offer the choice of air-conditioning or screened windows with overhead fan, with the latter being preferred by many considering the lovely, dry breezes.

This property is perfect for holiday almost anytime of the year. Temperatures are a dry and breezy 75-85 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year. Dry season is from December through May. Green Season runs from June through November, with September and October seeing more rain than usual.

This property offers an exciting array of activities. From relaxing on any one of five glorious beaches, to world-class deep-sea fishing, to horseback riding on miles of trails. This area presents a unique bird watching experience with an abundance of land, sea and migratory birds residing in the forests, lagoons and pastures.

The ranch is surrounded by some of the most pristine forests teaming with wild life and affording all-year-round nature and botanic tours hosted by a graduate school naturalist and activity guide. Depending on the season, one can visit Leatherback turtle nesting sites in the adjoining national park. Within driving distance, one can find white-water rafting, bathing in hot water springs, trekking in national parks, visiting local villages, or canopying on cables above the roof of the jungle.

Golf is available at three championship courses within 30 minutes drive. The course at Conchal was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., Pinilla was designed by Mike Young and The Four Seasons was designed by Arnold Palmer.

Dining is in the Main Rancho, in a screen-surrounded room facing the ocean. In the same thatched-roof rancho is a comfortable living room, and just outside there is an expansive two-level terrace facing the ocean.

Dinners can also be served on a terrace at the beach. Picnics can be packed for lunches for the active guest.

Cuisine at the ranch is international in style, with traditional Costa Rican accents and dishes using a wide variety of fresh local vegetables, fruits and herbs, as well as freshly caught fish and locally-farmed beef.

The ranch is rented by the week. Rates are available upon request.

Transfers from Liberia Airport are included, but transfers from San Jose Airport are not included.

There is an up-to-date communications system, including telephones, internet connection, fax, cellular phones, and radio communications system within the ranch and satellite phone if required. There is an office for guest use, with office assistance if requested.