The journey itself, winding through an untouched nature reserve, hints at the rarity of what awaits. The resort is home to just 13 villas, beach houses, and suites, but what matters is how they feel: expansive yet intimate, where raw elegance meets subtle indulgence. Picture this—floor-to-ceiling windows framing the ocean as if it were painted just for you, a hammock swaying in the breeze, and the hum of nature as your only soundtrack. Each room offers direct beach access, personal infinity pools, and spectacular ocean views. Dining here is less about meals and more about edible poetry. At Coyul, with its barefoot elegance, the cuisine is fresh, inventive, and slightly mischievous. A dish may appear as a simple ceviche, but with one bite, it’s as though the ocean is playing tricks on your taste buds. Then there’s Nacho, a beachside eatery where you can savor tacos that taste better than they have any right to, while watching the sunset sink into the horizon as if it’s performing just for you. As for experiences at Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, you can fish with local guides, dive into an azure sea, or hike through a jungle that breathes ancient secrets—each experience curated to feel personal and unforgettable.