Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo
Tamarindo, La Manzanilla, Costalegre
“Volcanic cliffside outpost”
Vibe
Volcanic stone pavilions disappear into Pacific cliff faces across a three-thousand-acre coastal nature reserve where jungle meets raw coastline.
“Volcanic cliffside outpost”
Architects Legorreta and Rocha sculpted local volcanic stone and concrete structures directly into Pacific cliffs.
A 3,000-acre coastal reserve offering three swimmable beaches, resident biologist expeditions, and an 18-hole championship golf course.
Cliffside suites with private 43-foot saltwater infinity pools, paired with Elena Reygadas dining and anticipatory service.
On Costalegre's cliffline across a 3,000-acre private nature reserve, forty minutes from Manzanillo airport.
Rooms
Cliffside suites feature 43-foot private saltwater infinity plunge pools, Mayan cream stone baths, and handwoven henequén hammocks overlooking the ocean.
Wellness
Tucked deep in tropical greenery, the spa features outdoor hydrotherapy pools, herbal steam rooms, and a traditional dome-shaped Mexican temazcal.
Backstory
Architects Víctor Legorreta and Mauricio Rocha collaborated to sculpt low-slung concrete and volcanic rock structures, leaving ninety-eight percent of the reserve untouched.
Eat & drink
Elena Reygadas directs the seasonal menu at Coyul, while open-air Sal serves line-caught Pacific seafood directly above the waves.
The neighborhood
Isolated on Jalisco’s wild Costalegre coastline, the private reserve encompasses three swimmable beaches, sea-cliff trails, and an 18-hole championship golf course.
The app
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