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Exclusive: Luxury Resorts Set to Transform Costa Rica

Chris Ingham Brooke, a digital publishing entrepreneur, witnessed a remarkable transformation in Nosara, Costa Rica, over the span of five years. What was once a quiet surf town with a rustic charm evolved into a vibrant hub, attracting a surge of remote workers from the U.S. and Canada during the pandemic. The Costa Rican government’s increased investment in fiber optics further propelled this shift, leading to the establishment of private coworking clubs, boutique shops, and trendy eateries, catering to the influx of visitors seeking a blend of work and leisure in a tropical paradise.

In 2021, when Brooke returned to Nosara with his family, he noticed the remarkable development, yet he found a gap in luxury family-friendly accommodations. To fill this niche, he envisioned and created Silvestre, a boutique resort featuring spacious residences, a rooftop bar, yoga studio, and a surf concierge, all conveniently located near Playa Guiones, renowned for its consistent surf breaks.

Silvestre is part of a broader trend in Guanacaste, Costa Rica’s popular province along the Pacific Coast, witnessing the emergence of several luxury properties. Notable additions include resorts from renowned brands like Ritz Carlton and Waldorf-Astoria, indicating a significant shift in the region’s hospitality landscape. Additionally, luxury real estate sales and developments are booming, particularly in areas like Las Catalinas, known for its car-free environment and upscale villas.

Costa Rica’s allure extends beyond amenities and nightlife; its year-round warm weather and natural beauty attract outdoor enthusiasts. Activities like surfing, snorkeling, hiking, and mountain biking thrive in this tropical haven. The region’s Blue Zone wellness culture, characterized by unspoiled beaches and forests, further enhances its appeal to wellness seekers and nature lovers.

Looking ahead, Guanacaste anticipates an influx of new luxury properties, with 18 slated to open by 2025, including Nekajui, a Ritz Carlton Reserve Hotel and Residences, Waldorf Astoria Costa Rica Punta Cacique, and a Six Senses Resort and Spa Papagayo. These developments promise a blend of nature experiences, local culture immersion, and top-notch amenities, catering to discerning luxury travelers seeking unparalleled experiences in Costa Rica’s idyllic settings.

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