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Cala Luna Hotel is surrounded by luxurious vegetation of
abundant silver palms, delicate hibiscus and colorful bougainvillea.
The tropical hardwood construction blends marvelously with
the luxuriant exotic plants in a manner where elegance harmonies
with nature. Located on the Northwestern shoreline of Costa
Rica in Tamarindo a charming fishing town of 1,000 inhabitants.
The picturesque region opens a doorway to the romance and
serenity of flat lands, green mountains and rich foliage.
The Villas
Cala Luna villas are surrounded by tropical forests and marine
parks, Cala Luna is a peaceful setting to soothe the spirit.
Consistent with traditional Central American style architecture,
Cala Luna was constructed with tropical farm-grown woods.
The villas blend marvelously with the abundant silver palms,
delicate hibiscus, colorful bougainvillea and other exotic
foliage. The resort features twenty-one luxury Villas, each
with a private swimming pool.
Cala Luna hotel offers sixteen, two-bedroom villas with AC.
Each villa is approximately 1,350 square feet (150 square
meters) and can comfortably accommodate four people. For larger
parties, the hotel has five three-bedroom Master villas with
AC and 1,800 square feet (200 square meters), providing for
up to six people.
All villas are equipped with fan, a/c, direct line telephone,
satellite TV, stereo CD player and fully equipped bathrooms.
The kitchens boast amenities such as an espresso machine and
a microwave oven. Private parking is also available. As an
additional service, Cala Luna provides skilled chefs and bartenders
to create spectacular private events from larger exclusive
occasions to exquisite intimate candlelight dinners for two.
Location
Located on the Northwestern shoreline of Costa Rica, Tamarindo
is a charming fishing town of 1,000 inhabitants. The picturesque
region opens a doorway to the romance and serenity of flat
lands, green mountains and rich foliage. Because of the unique
climate, the region boasts a tremendous diversity of terrain
from dense rain forests to airy deciduous forests, towering
active volcanoes to lush sugarcane fields, and thick lagoons
to unburdened beaches. The natural wonders of this region
are so astonishing that, for a moment, you forget the world
you have left behind once you have crossed the threshold into
nature's playground.
Nestled in this haven amidst vibrant bougainvillea and graceful
palms, Cala Luna is a short distance from the brilliant white-sand
beaches or mere minutes from the luxurious foliage of the
jungles. With a domestic airport 10 minutes from the hotel
and an international airport 1 hour away - Liberia Airport
(LIR), Tamarindo is easily accessible although still unscathed
by modernization. The domestic airport in Tamarindo (TNO),
just 10 minutes from Cala Luna, features a paved landing strip
amidst picturesque farm fields. An unpaved dirt road prohibits
mainstream tourists from this clandestine treasure. However,
the one who travels down this undefiled path are richly rewarded.
The Beach - Playa Langosta
Located at the far west end of Tamarindo, Cala Luna is in
the increasingly popular Guanacaste region. A sanctuary from
crowds, Tamarindo is relatively untouched by the relentless
hands of modern society. Featuring some of the most beautiful
and unscathed areas of the country, this region is abundant
with wildlife and sea life. The nearby Playa Langosta, (Langosta
Beach) boasts pure white sand beaches sprinkled with multicoloured
shells. Such romantic scenery beckons visitors to stroll along
its pristine shoreline, enjoy the serenity of the sapphire
waters, or behold a brilliant sunset draping the evening with
a silvery moonlight that dances atop tranquil waters
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