Hotel Tango Mar

At Tango Mar you can appreciate the natural attractions of Costa Rica. The tropical setting evokes a sense of being in the Garden of Eden surrounded by exotic plants and trees. You never need look far to find wild birds and animals such as macaws, toucans, parrots, sloths, turtles, iguana, deer and many other species. Several resident families of howler monkeys entertain guests daily with their antics amid the treetops. But don't be startled by their trademark "howl" fit for creatures at least ten times their size!

Tango Mar is located between Curu Biological Reserve and Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve. Curu is a family owned working finca and private reserve comprising of beaches, swamps and beautiful forests. The area is home to a great variety of sea and land birds, white-tailed deer, monkeys, coatis, armadillo and other animals. A naturalist guided tour brings out the jungle's hidden treasures.

Cabo Blanco is a place where the visitor can experience being completely alone on a deserted beach. This important refuge for the protection of seabirds is one of the most scenic spots along the Pacific Coast.

In addition to seabirds, Cabo Blanco is home to white-tailed deer, monkeys, tiger cat and other wildlife species. The reserve is featured in a Jeep safari through the beaches, hills and countryside.

For bird watching and wildlife enthusiasts, nearby Pochote Mangrove Estuary is a tidal river offering an opportunity to drift quietly downstream at sunset while watching and listening for all the signs of riverbank life and bioculture.

The Pacific waters around Tango Mar are home to an abundance of sea mammals such as whale and porpoise. Huge mantas are sighted frequently, and endangered leatherback and green turtles come to a secluded area of the resort's beach to lay their eggs.

The sights and sounds of nature can also be enjoyed on horseback riding trails from Tango Mar which cross beaches, rivers and valleys, breaking at waterfalls, villages and other places of interest.

For Tango Mar living close to nature means living in harmony with it. The resort plays a leading role in managing local conservation projects including measures to protect turtle nesting and collect data on hatchings. The resort also provides a special area for deer to feed and exercise and it coordinates the safe placement of deer with other land owners in the region.

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