The hideaway! Kasiiya is not a normal luxury hotel, it is part of nature with fantastic tented suites on a private peninsula on the Pacific Ocean
Kasiiya Papagayo consists of just a handful of award-winning tented suites with gorgeous ocean views, located on a 50-acre private peninsula of unspoilt nature, in the pristine jungle and beach in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Three knowledgeable local naturalist guides are on hand to introduce you to the wonders of the last tropical dry forest in Central America as well as the extraordinary local communities. Kasiiya's tented suites enhance the sense of place by immersing you in nature. Suites on the beach or on the cliffs overlooking the sunset, Kasiiya offers guests the ultimate escape and privacy. The word 'kasiiya' means 'rhythm of life' in Swahili. We believe that everyone has their own rhythm, and our team empowers guests to find it by strengthening their connection to nature.
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"Let an experienced nature guide take you on a private wildlife observation tour, where you will discover howler monkeys, toucans and, with a bit of luck, even a shy ocelot at close range - an encounter that will reveal Costa Rica in its most pristine form."
An unrivalled place for those seeking peace and quiet and nature lovers
Kasiiya Papagayo is much more than just a resort - it is a place where you can experience the beauty of Costa Rica in its most pristine form. Far away from mass tourism, a true natural work of art is revealed here, where luxury and sustainability merge in perfect harmony. Guests entering this exclusive hideaway will be enchanted by the breathtaking surroundings and the noticeable attention to detail. Anyone looking for a place where they can feel the magic of nature and enjoy complete peace and quiet will find Kasiiya Papagayo an unrivalled retreat.
Where nature and relaxation become one
Visiting Kasiiya Papagayo is an unrivalled way to experience Costa Rica. Guided kayak tours along the rugged coastline allow you to discover hidden coves, while a hike through the lush rainforest leads to refreshing freshwater springs reflecting exotic birds. Whether stand-up paddling on calm, crystal-clear waters or a guided jungle hike at sunrise, every activity here is an unforgettable experience.
The in-house spa, embedded in the natural landscape, offers treatments with purely natural products. Massages in the open air, accompanied by the sound of tropical wildlife, harmonise body and mind. Those longing for inner peace can take part in a guided meditation on the beach or deepen their yoga practice with a view of the infinite blue of the Pacific.
Flavour experiences inspired by nature
The gastronomic concept of Kasiiya Papagayo is a declaration of love to the flavours of Costa Rica. The cuisine is based on fresh, seasonal ingredients from the region and combines traditional recipes with innovative influences.
The main restaurant, stylishly integrated into the natural surroundings, serves daily changing menus inspired by the diversity of the country. Whether it's freshly caught red snapper with tamarind sauce, spicy grilled vegetable variations or artfully arranged tropical fruits - every plate here is a culinary journey. Guests can also enjoy an intimate dinner in the middle of the jungle under a twinkling starry sky or prepare fresh fish over an open fire with the chef on the beach.
The cocktail bar will spoil you with exquisite signature drinks that combine exotic flavours with fine spirits - such as a refreshing guava-rosemary caipirinha or a hand-picked Costa Rican rum rounded off with a fine hint of cocoa.
A dream hotel! The Kasiiya is not a hotel, but rather a part of nature. Reda Amalou and Stéphanie Ledoux from the architecture agency AW² have entered a new dimension of architecture for resorts with this project: The new way of thinking about ecology. Kasiiya Papagayo, the luxurious eco-retreat overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Costa Rica, is set on more than 123 hectares of tropical dry forest and offers five tented suites, just like those found in Africa. Each building throughout the property is eco-friendly, resting on wooden platforms and built using only natural materials, while the flora has been preserved to leave little trace of disturbance to the surrounding landscape. The suites, built on large wooden platforms, have been designed with floor-to-ceiling glass windows and offer top panoramic views.
Room
Kasiiya's luxurious accommodation includes three tented suites overlooking the beach and two more on the hillside, all with excellent privacy. The suites extend over the jungle and have fans, air conditioning, eco minibar, a small library and Wi-Fi. The suites have a king-size bed, a large open-air living room with sofa bed, private indoor and outdoor bathrooms, an outdoor veranda with dining area and sofas. Each of Kasiiya's five tented suites has been strategically designed to offer guests a personalised experience and intimacy with nature. The tents are accessed via a private pathway designed to reconnect guests with their surroundings.
Gastronomy
The flavour of Kasiiyaya: Chef Sebastian Guevara believes that the cuisine of Kasiiya should be as beautiful as the land itself. The view, the air and the smell of the ocean inspire his dishes, which you will savour as part of the full board.
Wellness & Activities
Something very special at Kasiiya is "Movements": extremely close to and in nature, there is a form of yoga, movement forms from a kind of dance, yoga and capoeira, which imitates the locomotion of animals. Those who prefer to relax passively will find a small spa in the middle of the jungle - in a tent, of course.
Included in your trip:
German nationals do not require a visa to enter and stay in Costa Rica for tourism purposes for up to 90 days. The passport must be valid for at least six months upon departure and travellers must present a return or connecting ticket. Since June 2015, most airlines have included the departure tax in their flight tickets. If the border is crossed by land, the tax must be paid (approx. 7 US dollars, also payable in colones).
The climate in Costa Rica is tropical and divided into two phases: the dry season from December to April and the rainy season from May to November. In the dry season, the average temperature in Costa Rica is between 25 and 30 degrees. It can be hotter on the coast. The rainy season is cooler and the humidity is higher during this time. The best time to travel for a beach holiday on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast is from February to April and September to October, and from December to April on the Pacific coast. The months of February and March are best for a complete round trip, while the rainy season is better for surfing and visiting the rainforest.
No compulsory vaccinations are required for direct entry from Germany. When entering the country from a yellow fever area, travellers over the age of nine months must provide proof of a yellow fever vaccination. Make sure that you and your children are up to date with the standard vaccinations according to the current vaccination calendar of the Robert Koch Institute. In particular, check the measles immunisation and have it supplemented if necessary. Vaccinations against hepatitis A are also recommended as travel vaccinations, as are vaccinations against hepatitis B, typhoid and rabies for long-term stays or special exposure.
Detailed information can be found at:
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Important note:
This trip is partially suitable for travellers with reduced mobility, depending on their impairment.
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030 / 69 80 21 92
gowin@select-luxury.travel
"Let an experienced nature guide take you on a private wildlife observation tour, where you will discover howler monkeys, toucans and, with a bit of luck, even a shy ocelot at close range - an encounter that will reveal Costa Rica in its most pristine form."
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