Palm Beach Estates has a location that is nothing less than extraordinary. The peninsula is 400 yards wide and borders on two wildlife refuges, the Marino Las Baulas National Park on the Pacific and the Tamarindo Estuary Preserve. Playa Grande, which stretches for miles, is famous for the leatherback turtles that come here to nest from October to February, and the mangrove forests of the Tamarindo Estuary Preserve are home to a fascinating variety of flora and fauna.

This idyllic setting makes Playa Grande perfect for a host of outdoor activities, including surfing, deep-sea fishing, boating, scuba diving, snorkeling and horseback riding. In addition, two 18-hole golf courses are only a 30-minute resp. a 45-minute drive away.