Why Luxe Eco-Resorts Are Flourishing on Costa Rica's Peninsula Papagayo

"Nekajui's 107 rooms and suites emerge organically from the tropical forest, where howler monkeys' cries hang in the air and guests travel through the treetops by a suspended bridge."

"The Waldorf Astoria arrived on Playa Penca with a multitiered pool and cenote-inspired spa, marking a brand first in Costa Rica."

"The Costa Rica government protects 70 percent of the peninsula's dry tropical forest, ensuring no other luxury hotels will crowd Peninsula Papagayo."

"Kids enjoy science class in the trees and phys ed on surfboards, while their parents play on a native-grass golf course and reset at Papagayo Park."

Nekajui, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, integrates seamlessly with its tropical surroundings on Costa Rica's Peninsula Papagayo. The property features 107 rooms and suites, offering stunning Pacific Ocean views and wildlife access. Other luxury brands, including Waldorf Astoria and St. Regis, have established a luxury enclave in the area. The Costa Rican government protects 70% of the peninsula's dry tropical forest, ensuring no additional luxury hotels will be built. The community offers various recreational activities for families, creating a unique blend of luxury and nature.

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