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Andaz Costa Rica Resort at Peninsula Papagayo

Guanacaste, Costa Rica · Andaz · High Luxury

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Costa Rican architect Ronald Zurcher imagined Andaz Peninsula Papagayo as an indigenous Guanacaste village stepping through tropical dry forest above Culebra Bay. The resort shares the 1,400-acre Peninsula Papagayo enclave with the Four Seasons and the Arnold Palmer Signature Ocean Course, where 70 percent of the peninsula is designated natural habitat.

About Andaz Costa Rica Resort at Peninsula Papagayo

History

An eco-luxury resort on Papagayo Peninsula, designed by Ronald Zürcher to read as an indigenous Guanacaste village stretched along a forested hillside above Culebra Bay.

The setting

Andaz Costa Rica Resort at Peninsula Papagayo sits on a forested hillside above Culebra Bay on the 1,400-acre Peninsula Papagayo, its terraced architecture stepping through tropical dry forest toward two private beaches on the Gulf of Papagayo. Positioned beside Marina Papagayo — the peninsula's sport-fishing hub — with the Arnold Palmer Signature Ocean Course minutes away by shuttle, the resort benefits from the Bahía Culebra tourism zone designation established in the 1970s. Costa Rica's mandate preserving 70 percent of the peninsula as natural habitat keeps the surroundings pristine. A cluster of landmark luxury properties shares the gated enclave, and Liberia's international airport is approximately 30 minutes north.

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