Los Sueños
World-class marina, championship golf, and luxury living on Costa Rica's Central Pacific coast
Why Visit Los Sueños
Los Sueños Marina
200-slip world-class marina and the launch point for some of the world's most productive billfish waters. Home to the Triple Crown tournament series.
La Iguana Championship Golf Course
18-hole Ted Robinson Jr. design winding through rainforest with ocean views. Scarlet macaws, monkeys, and iguanas are your gallery.
Marina Village
Open-air complex with restaurants, cafes, shops, and weekly farmers market. The social hub of the resort.
Sport Fishing Capital
Consistently high sailfish and marlin strike rates year-round. Peak sailfish season December-April, peak marlin June-October.
Rainforest Trails
Resort hiking trails connect golf course, residential areas, and marina through primary and secondary rainforest. Guided wildlife tours available.
Private Beach Club
Resort beach club with pool, restaurant, and direct beach access. Calm waters in the bay, ideal for paddle boarding and kayaking.
Central Pacific Location
Perfect base for day trips: 10 minutes to Jacó, 15 minutes to Carara National Park, 1 hour to Manuel Antonio.
Full-Service Resort
Concierge, daily housekeeping, on-site property management, tour booking, and 24/7 security throughout the resort.
Things to Do
Discover the best activities and experiences in Los Sueños
Sport Fishing
Costa Rica's sport fishing capital. Los Sueños Marina offers some of the world's best billfish waters, with sailfish and...
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Golf
La Iguana Golf Course at Los Sueños Resort is one of Central America's most unique championship courses: an 18-hole Ted ...
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Wildlife & Nature
The Central Pacific sits in one of Costa Rica's richest biodiversity corridors, squeezed between the Pacific Ocean and t...
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Dining & Food
The Central Pacific's food scene has evolved beyond tourist-trap mediocrity into a legitimate culinary destination. Fres...
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Tours & Excursions
The Central Pacific is tour-operator central, with dozens of outfitters running daily excursions to rainforests, waterfa...
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Upcoming Events
View All Events →Costa Rica National Surf Circuit - Grand Final
2026-07-10 - 2026-07-12
Grand final of the Costa Rica National Surf Circuit at Playa Hermosa in Jacó, offering 2,500 ranking points. The culmination of a five-stop tour featuring 19 categories from juniors to open divisions. Playa Hermosa's powerful, consistent waves provide the perfect proving ground for crowning national champions. Live broadcast on Canal 6 (Grupo Repretel) every Sunday from 9am-noon. Organized by the Costa Rican Surf Federation (FEDESURF). The event draws top national talent and international visitors, with beach festival atmosphere, vendor booths, and live music between heats.
Olive Ridley Turtle Nesting Season
2026-07-01 - 2026-11-30
Peak nesting season for olive ridley sea turtles (Lepidochelys olivacea) on the protected sections of Playa Hermosa. Female turtles crawl ashore at night between July and November to dig nests and lay 80-120 eggs each. Nesting activity peaks during new moon phases when beaches are darkest. Nighttime guided turtle-watching tours are available through licensed local conservation organizations; these tours follow strict protocols to minimize disturbance to nesting turtles. Baby turtle releases (liberaciones) typically occur in October and November, about 45-60 days after eggs are laid. Conservation groups monitor nests and announce releases via social media (@ReservePlayaTortuga on Instagram). Releases happen at dawn to give hatchlings the best chance of reaching the ocean safely. Participating in a turtle release is one of Costa Rica's most memorable wildlife experiences. Playa Hermosa's turtle program is community-led and scientifically managed, with portions of the beach roped off during nesting season to protect critical habitat.
Green Season Begins
2026-05-01 - 2026-05-31
May marks the transition from dry season to Costa Rica's 'green season' (what locals call the rainy season). Afternoon thunderstorms begin arriving with increasing frequency, typically between 2-5pm, bringing brief but intense downpours that cool temperatures and turn the landscape intensely green. Mornings remain sunny and clear, making this an excellent time for wildlife viewing, surfing, and beach activities before the afternoon rains. Tourism traffic drops significantly after Easter week, creating uncrowded beaches, lower accommodation rates (often 30-40% below high season), and a more relaxed local vibe. Surf swells increase in size and consistency. Rivers and waterfalls swell with fresh water. Sea turtle nesting begins in July, and transitional months like May see the last of dry-season visitors and the first of adventurous green-season travelers who appreciate the lush scenery and fewer crowds.
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