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Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas

Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas
Tamarindo, Guanacaste,
50309 Tamarindo, Costa Rica
Resort Style & Type: Boutique Resort
This Resort is Rated: 4-Stars
This Resort is Beachfront: Yes
This Resort is Best For: Families and Groups
This Resort is All-Inclusive: No
This Resort is Family-Friendly: Yes
This Resort is Green-Certified: Yes
This Resort is Autism-Friendly: No
This Resort Offers Wellness Program: Yes
This Resort Offers a Children’s Program: Yes
Resort Brand Affiliation: N/A

Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas
With picturesque “eco-chic” architecture of hardwoods, this stunning property blends with its lush surroundings. 41 accommodations are fashioned in sophisticated comforts, and range from Deluxe Rooms to Villas expansive enough to sleep six. Each Villa in distinguished décor has a private pool, tranquil terraced garden and sleek gourmand’s kitchen. Classic amenities for families to indulge are the hotel’s very own surfing academy, Zen inspired yoga gazebo and large free-form pool with cabanas. Offsite an authentic working farm (La Senda) amid 54-acres offers the novice horseback riding. After dark, the region’s most admired fusion dishes (International and Seafood) are created by Cala Moresca.

Overview
Upscale and boutique-inspired yet intimate, organic, and magical, Cala Luna is one of the only hotels in Guanacaste, Costa Rica that remains green all year round. There are few barriers between you and the untouched natural beauty of Tamarindo. Open-air social areas and secluded accommodations seamlessly meld into a lush jungle that draws more wildlife than anywhere else in the area. Your neighbors are curious monkeys and raccoons and exotic iguanas and birds. Within this natural retreat, we offer five-star barefoot luxury that’s inclusive to all.

Rooms
Evoking “eco-chic” elegance, all 41 villas and rooms are true havens of tranquility, appointed with every conceivable amenity. Just steps to famed Pacific sunsets on Langosta Beach, each is carefully designed for family or romantic escapes, appealing to discerning travelers.

Garden Villa Three-Bedroom with Pool adorned indigenous hardwood columns meet high wood beamed ceilings, 1,800 square feet unfolds the comforts of an open plan laid out dining and great room, all furnishings in hand-crafted elegance complement inspired sky colors. Three en-suite bedrooms offer one king bed, two doubles, and two twin–sized beds. Three bathrooms afford a double-stone vanity and glass-enclosed shower with a state-of-the-art faucet system. A kitchen of sleek appearance awaits gourmet use. At the heart of this villa is a private swimming pool with a terraced garden, it is lined with silver palms with native plants and has outdoor teak furniture. Sleeps six.

Garden Villa Two-Bedroom with Pool in 1,350 square feet under high wood beamed ceilings and walls painted in soothing natural tones, unfolds furnishings of hand-crafted elegance throughout the living area with dining for four. An ample gourmet kitchen waits to entertain. Two en-suite bedrooms offer one king and two double-sized beds. The two bathrooms have a double-stone vanity and glass-enclosed shower with a state-of-the-art faucet system. Beyond a furnished patio lays a sparkling private swimming pool surrounded by silver palms and blooming green space. Sleeps four.

Deluxe Rooms are oversized 600 square feet with walls of pale blue and green natural tones this guestroom has stone flooring, seating, and vibrant artwork to adorn its walls under high wood beamed ceilings. Features a king bed or two double beds dressed in high thread count sheets. With an exceptional bathroom as the focal point, a spa-inspired large deep soak tub and overhead shower beckon. The patio has an outdoor teak table and chairs, overlooks gardens, and soaks in the sounds of birds or waves in the distance. Sleeps two.

Standard features include air conditioning, SAT flat-screen TV, bathrobes, hairdryer, electric safe, direct-dial phone, radio alarm clock with iPod docking, coffee/tea maker, stocked mini-bar, turndown nightly, and patio.

Amenities
Designed to ensure seclusion and feel like a small oasis, all our Villas feature a large private pool and are surrounded by lush vegetation and tropical flora. Each two or three-bedroom villa has a fully equipped kitchen, large living and dining area, terrace, and spacious bedrooms. The elegant organic décor promotes peace and tranquility while the large spaces offer serenity and seclusion. If you wish to be catered to and enjoy a delicious meal, villas feature private chef service and barbeque upon request. All of the villas offer a patio terrace, private pool, air conditioning, fans, flat-screen TVs with satellite, free Wi-Fi, fully-equipped bathrooms with hairdryer, fully-equipped kitchens, living and dining area, telephone, private safe, and daily complimentary breakfast.

Guest Services
Complimentary full American breakfast (cooked-to-order), Wi-Fi property-wide, concierge, babysitting services, wedding planner services, and multilingual staff.

Dining
Cala Moresca Restaurant offers fusion cuisine (International and seafood) with specific features with farm-to-table, artisan fishing, and a biodynamic wine list.
La Caletta Lounge is open for dinner with a selection of a tapas menu (dubbed as “muses”) and signature cocktails. Enjoy local ingredients to create eclectic dishes.

Recreation
Pool and sun terrace equipped with cabanas, yoga gazebo, horseback riding, bike rental, surfing and SUP academy, sport fishing excursion, PADI scuba diving excursion, and easy-to-access 18-hole golf course nearby.

Beach
A short two-minute stroll across a jungle path is Langosta Beach where the soft white sand dips gently into warm Pacific waters surrounded by volcanic rocks. This semi-private beach is sprinkled with multicolored shells and is one of the ideal points to enjoy Costa Rica’s spectacular sunsets. A 10-minute walk brings you to Tamarindo Beach where the shore comes to life in this bustling surf town.

Spa
Experience a harmonious blend - the essence of healing bringing together nature with one´s wellness & beauty. Enjoy spa services in the quietness and privacy of your room or surrounded by a cool breeze under the trees at the beach.

Nearby Attractions

Half or full-day tours on the exclusive 27-foot “Cuatromori” power boat with an array of activities including snorkeling and sports fishing with an experienced captain.
Visit the endangered Black Sea Turtle “Tortuga Negra” nesting grounds in a nocturnal adventure tour. A professional multi-lingual guide will provide you with detailed information about this magnificent creature and the nesting process.
Kayak and guided tour to Baulas National Park, Estuaries, or Capitan Island. where you may spot crocodiles, iguanas, exotic birds and may even come across some howler monkeys.
Experience a day at a typical Costa Rican farm or “finca” with a horseback ride, or canopy tour, and learn how to prepare a local lunch from scratch with vegetables picked by you from an organic garden.
Enjoy a 4WD trek through scenic mountains and across small rivers and spot native wildlife such as howler monkeys, eagles, tropical birds, and of course iguanas sunbathing on the road.
Explore the National Park of Palo Verde with lunch served along the river banks. On the return journey, pass through the famous artisan village of Guaitil where the Chorotega Indians produce pottery using the same techniques as their pre-Columbian ancestors.

Location
Located in Guanacaste, Tamarindo on Costa Rica’s northern Pacific Coast, it is one of the country's most sought-after destinations. Its main attractions include vast sandy beaches, top surf breaks, stunning sunsets, a lively town with restaurants and shops, and of course many natural wonders and eco tours nearby.

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LIR - Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia

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Costa Rica is located in Central America, connecting North and South America. It borders Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south. Because of its location, warm weather predominates, but many different microclimates are found throughout the country. According to the National Statistics and Census Institute, Costa Rica has a population of approximately 4,890,379, of which 2,467,829 are men and 2,422,551 are women.

The country is divided into seven provinces (San José, its capital, Alajuela, Cartago, Heredia, Puntarenas, Guanacaste, and Limón), 81 cantons, and 463 districts. It stretches across 51,100 square kilometers, which is the size of the country. It is a democratic, free, and independent Republic. Most of the population professes the Catholic religion and enjoys the freedom of religion. Its currency is the colón, and its official language is Spanish.

One of the most important and recognized characteristics of the country was the abolition of its army on Dec. 1, 1948, by former President José Figueres Ferrer. On that date, peace became one of the main principles of Costa Rica, differentiating it from other Central American countries that utilize the military as a method of defense.

‘Geography

Rugged highlands are found throughout most of the country, ranging from approximately 1,000 to 2,000 meters (3,000 to 6,000 feet above sea level). The Guanacaste Mountain Range, Central Mountain Range, and Talamanca Mountain Range are the main mountain ranges extending the entire length of the country. There are several active volcanoes (Arenal Volcano, Irazu Volcano, Rincon de la Vieja Volcano, and Turrialba Volcano), and the country’s highest mountain (Chirripo Hill) with a height of 3,819 m/12,530 ft. The country has a relatively long coastline in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, as well as several rivers and streams that attract specialist kayakers and rafters from all over the world.

Climate

Costa Rica is a tropical destination. Its look and landscape change throughout the year, and the country is in a constant state of renewal. As such, every time of the year is a great time to visit Costa Rica. Tailor your trip to your interests, and your experience in Costa Rica will be fulfilling beyond imagination.

The Costa Rican landscape is one of great variety, filled with lush vegetation and stunning displays of flora. With jungles, beaches, and a wide array of terrain and climate zones, Costa Rica is a playground for the adventurous. Whether it’s rafting, hiking, wildlife viewing or just relaxing on the beach, everything under the sun is available to you.

No matter the season or region, there is always something exciting to discover or uncover. The rewards are endless for those willing to go o the beaten path in Costa Rica.

Wellness in Costa Rica

If you are looking for the ideal place to improve your mental and physical well-being, adopt healthy habits and activities into your lifestyle, liberate your soul, and return like a new person, then Costa Rica could be your next travel destination.

Costa Rica is ideal for detoxification from stress and the daily grind. You can experience Wellness tourism as part of a lifestyle that combines physical activity and healthy eating while enjoying a wide range of activities to renew your mind, body, and soul.

Wellness includes activities that put you in contact with nature: Trekking (low-difficulty walks), Forest baths (breathing in the fresh air of the forest), Earthing (barefoot walks on the earth/sand), high-quality healthy food, a combination of spa and lunch (lunch) and consumption of local products in a natural setting.

In Costa Rica, you can also experience innovative relaxation techniques such as body wraps, in which volcanic mud, coffee, tropical fruits, and chocolate are used to moisturize your skin; hydrotherapy and hot springs are another way to harness the water resources of our country for personal renewal by letting positive energy flow throughout the body.

These wellness features, typical of Costa Rica, have helped create one of the planet’s blue zones or longevity areas. A 2004 study by the University of Costa Rica found that mortality among Costa Ricans of 90 years of age is 10% lower in the Nicoya Peninsula, south of Guanacaste. The calcium-rich water of this area, healthy eating, family living, and the “pura vida” lifestyle are secrets to longevity.

This is a unique lifestyle that is experienced only in Costa Rica, whose essence is Wellness

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Costa Rican Culture

We are the country of pura vida – a friendly, multicultural, and multilingual people descended from the cultural fusion of immigrants, including Africans, Chinese, Jews, Lebanese, and Italians, and the indigenous peoples of the Bribrí, Cabécar, Maleku, Teribe, Boruca, Ngäbe, Huetar, and Chorotega groups.

Costa Rican sustainable cuisine ranges from the traditional to the innovative at restaurants, sodas, markets, and farmers' markets, using a variety of organic products, and tailored to meet any budget and level of demand.

Visitors can take a little piece of the Costa Rican soul home with them with handicrafts made by the hands of our artisans, which adds value to a travel experience.

Artistic expressions of music, dance, theater, cinema, handicrafts, and audiovisual production are distinguished for their professionalism and quality.

In addition, the experiences of community-based rural tourism, developed by cooperatives or community associations, take you inside the lively culture of rural communities; there also are private ecological reserves, farms and areas of interest, or sites close to areas of environmental and cultural interest, with tourist services.

Costa Rica also offers world-renowned cultural wonders, including the oxherd and oxcart – a masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Cultural Heritage – chiefdom settlements and the stone spheres of southern Costa Rica, and the Guayabo National Archaeological Monument. Other nationally prized offerings and cultural traditions shared with visitors include creole swing dance, Limón calypso, traditional Chorotega ceramics, the Boruca Little Devils Festival, art, crafts, music, and gastronomy, among others.

In the multiple tourist regions, visitors can find everything from home cooking to modern, traditional, sophisticated, vegetarian, and vegan restaurants, with a range of food prepared with fresh and natural ingredients.

Visit our markets, farmers' markets, and organic fairs in major cities across the country to discover the products we offer.

Costa Ricans have more than a century of democratic traditions and more than 50 years without an army. Its military was abolished in 1948 and the money the country saves by not having armed forces is invested in improving the standard of living of its inhabitants, which helps maintain the social peace that makes Costa Rica a wonderful place to visit.

Traditional Costa Rican cuisine

How would you like to enjoy the aromas and flavors of the grandmother’s kitchen, try a hash of potato with Chicasquil, a rondo, or honey of jocote and other delicacies in the different gastronomy businesses of the whole country.

The Costa Rican Tourism Board in partnership with the Cultural Heritage Research and Conservation Center of the Ministry of Culture and the National Learning Institute, since the year 2011, they started a pilot plan to recuperate traditional Costa Rican cuisine in gastronomy establishments, as a differentiating element of the offer of tourist services in Costa Rica.

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Cala Luna Boutique Hotel & Villas
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This charming hotel is on Langosta Beach in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste region. Located within tropical gardens, it offers spacious rooms and villas with a private pool, free Wi-Fi and a private beach area. Rooms and villas at Cala Luna offer unique décor, with cream tones and dark wood furniture.
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