Nayara Tented Camp

Beneath the canvas, facing the volcano

Nayara Tented Camp reinvents the art of immersive luxury in one of Costa Rica's most stunning natural settings. Perched on the slopes of the Arenal volcano, this refined tented camp blends the aesthetics of African safaris with the tropical gentleness of the primary rainforest. Each tent, set on stilt foundations, opens onto magnificent views of misty treetops and the sacred volcano. Guests enjoy a suspended moment in time: a private pool fed by thermal springs, and an outdoor shower beneath the canopy. The Ayla restaurant reveals contemporary Mediterranean cuisine subtly inspired by Middle Eastern flavours, offering a dining experience that is both refined and sun-drenched. The spa, nestled in pavilions opening onto the jungle, offers forest-inspired rituals. An address where elegance, serenity and total immersion come together in perfect harmony.

STYLE

A luxurious, discreet tropical tented camp, designed for an elegant immersion in the heart of the jungle

SITUATION

In the heart of Arenal, surrounded by jungle, with direct views of the volcano

CAPACITY

29 Tents, 6 Family Tents and 2 Residences

HIGHLIGHTS

Private thermal pools and spectacular jungle and volcano views

THE EXPERIENCES

Hiking, canopy exploration, sloth watching, night walks, sunrise yoga, hanging bridge strolls, immersion in volcanic landscapes and a sensitive discovery of the Arenal ecosystem. A rich programme, balancing gentle adventures and contemplation.

THE EXTRAORDINARY

Sleeping in a luxury tent in the heart of the jungle, with the Arenal volcano as a backdrop, is pure magic. The private thermal pools offer unique moments between the morning mist and a starry sky. A sanctuary where absolute privacy blends with the majestic power of nature.

ETHICS

The camp is designed to preserve its environment as much as possible: stilt structures to limit ground impact, extensive reforestation programmes and the restoration of natural habitats, particularly for sloths. An exemplary sustainable approach, integrating biodiversity protection, community engagement and responsible daily resource management.