Activities and Recreations at Hotel Punta Islita, Nicoya Peninsula

Exciting beaches, a beautiful fresh water infinity edge pool (located at the pinnacle of Punta Islita's tiered layout overlooking the ocean) and the pristine beauty of the tropical dry forest offer an incredible backdrop for rugged exploration or sheer relaxation. on-site horseback riding, canopy zip-lining, golf, a community art museum, and the enchanting Casa Spa set the stage for an unforgettable honeymoon, family getaway, relaxing escape, or destination wedding. Build a sandcastle, explore the tropical dry forest, and enjoy a thrilling selection of family-bonding activities. Hotel Punta Islita's awe-inspiring natural setting provides ideal opportunities to explore the surrounding areas and engage in rugged adventure. Local guides enhance your enjoyment and ensure your safety. Shuttles are available to the beach, a 15-minute hike away, but guests can also strap on harness and whiz down a zipline 'canopy tour' from the hotel.

On Property Golf
Drive and putt before relaxing by the beach pool. Guests will enjoy an on-site 9-hole executive golf course and practice area.
General Information:
* Golf lessons available
* HUACA Pro Shop open from 7am to 4pm
* Hole in One Snack Bar open from 10am to 5am
* Casual dress code and sport shoes required

On Property Canopy Zip Line
Live an exciting adventure over the resort's impressive canyon and through the forest canopy. A set-up of steel cables, climbing gear and harnesses allows individual riders to glide safely from station to station. The platforms are ground-based in order to ensure minimum impact on tree species.

Turtle Season
Turtle-watching at nearby Camaronal Beach is a truly magical experience. Nearby Camaronal Beach Wildlife Refuge sets the stage for a 110 million year tradition when endangered Leatherback, Olive Ridley, and Hawksbill sea-turtles initiate their fascinating nesting ritual. Witness one of nature's most enthralling miracles as these massive creatures reach the coasts and lay countless eggs to ensure the survival of their species.