Uvita (Uvita de Osa)

A boutique collection of Balinese-style villas in the Costa Rican jungle overlooking the Pacific. Smart villas feature mosquito framed four-poster beds, plenty of glass and luxury bathrooms. An infinity pool boasts epic views and the spa is utterly spoiling. Adult-only and undeniably romantic.

• Active Holiday - Between the jungle and the sea there's a vast array of activities to get involved in.
• Back to Nature - Just in the surrounding area toucans, sloths, and howler monkeys are all common.
• Surfing - A well known area for surfing. Classes and rentals are available from a nearby surf shop.
• Sailing - Spend an unforgettable day searching for whales and dolphins.

Uvita

An adult-only hideaway set overlooking the famous Whale’s Tail Beach. Spacious suites, treehouses and villas connect with the abundance of nature all around. Beyond the hotel’s alluring tranquillity, find an endless array of activities on land or by sea. The perfect romantic getaway.

• Back to Nature - A wildlife lovers haven with monkeys, sloths, jaguarundis, anteaters, parakeets and even whales all commonplace.
• Honeymoons - An exclusive adult-only hideaway with 3 villas, 2 treehouses, and 2 luxury suites
• Sailing - For memorable days out take a boat to spot whales and dolphins.
• Birdwatching - Take a guided tour through the hotel's own sanctuary.

Uvita

A sublime hilltop paradise with private villas and suites offering gorgeous views to the South Pacific. A tropical hideaway with a sparkling infinity pool and small spa. Bedrooms have private balconies and the restaurant offers Costa Rican fusion cuisine. Romantic, remote and relaxing. Adults only.

• Eco break - Kurta uses drip technology to water the lush gardens, relies on solar power and harvests local ingredients for the restaurant.
• Total relaxation - Lounge by the salt water infinity pool with a cocktail or indulge in the spas menu of wraps, scrubs and massages.
• Forest
• Diving - Experienced divers head straight for Isla del Cano where you can swim with manta rays, turtles, dolphins and tropical fish.