Golfo Dulce lies in southern Costa Rica, where the rainforest meets the sea. It's a destination for travelers seeking unspoiled nature and peace and quiet. Amaka Ocean Living Lodge sits at the edge of the forest, right on the bay.
Watch Dolphins and Whales
Golfo Dulce is home to dolphins year-round, and humpback whales visit during certain seasons. A boat tour is the best way to see them.
Paddleboard on the Bay
The bay's calm waters are perfect for paddleboarding, even if it's your first time.
Explore the Rainforest
Near Golfito you'll find national parks and wildlife refuges. Walk among giant trees and look for monkeys, toucans and scarlet macaws.
Surf the South Pacific
The southern region has waves that surfers know well. Pavones, just over an hour away, is known for one of the longest left-hand waves in the world.
Sail Golfo Dulce
If you're traveling by yacht or boat, Amaka's marina is a convenient, safe place to dock while you explore the area.
Unwind by the Sea
End the day in the hot tub overlooking the water or at the beachfront bar.
WHO ARE GOLFO DULCE AND AMAKA FOR?
Ecotourists, surfers, sailors and travelers who want to experience a more authentic, less touristy side of Costa Rica.
