Featured Properties

Bella Vida

5

3.5

10

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Sleeps

Cenízaro #506

3

3.5

7

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Sleeps

Casa La Aventura

4

3.5

8

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Sleeps

Península #56

2

2

4

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Sleeps

Naxos #23

3

3

8

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Sleeps

Casa Amigos

5

3

10

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Sleeps

Who we are

Horizon Pacific offers luxurious Costa Rican vacation homes for every price point and occasion, including villas, condos, and homes in Playa Tamarindo and Langosta.

We have long pristine beaches, endless waves from the Blue Pacific waters, picturesque mountain views, abundant sea life, and wildlife. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, and adventure tours to choose from as well as a diverse nightlife for the after-hours crowd.

Our vacation rentals are as varied as the clients who rent them. From the traveler on a budget to the one with a desire for luxury, one of our properties will accommodate you. We have villas in tranquil settings, condominiums with spectacular views of the ocean and surrounding countryside, and homes of varied sizes and locations. Some properties have access to a huge tropical pond-like pool while others have small community or private pools.

We take pride in caring for our owner’s properties like they are our own. Our staff and maintenance crew are the best around.

Our Blog

Coffee in Costa Rica – An A-to-Z

Coffeeeeee!! No matter where you live in the world, chances are you partake in this caffeinated treat at least once per day. Whether it’s waking up with a steaming cup of Joe, getting an afternoon pick-me-up from an espresso, or starting a night out with a strong espresso martini. Luckily for you, here in Costa Rica, there’s ample opportunity to sample the freshest beans around, not only every morning in your vacation rental, but also right from the source. In honor of International Coffee Day, today we’ll explore the A-to-Z of coffee in Costa Rica.

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How Costa Rica rescued its rainforests — Your Costa Rica jungle vacation.

When you think about Costa Rica, there’s usually two things that come to mind—the glorious white sands of its tropical beaches and the lush, verdant green of the jungle. Most people are already aware that these abundant natural resources are the foundation of a bustling tourist trade in the country, and while everyone loves to spend a little downtime at the beach, Costa Rica’s eco-tourism boom has seen the rainforest become equally as popular with travelers from around the world. In fact, for many people, it is the true heart of the country, and no trip would be complete without a little time spent exploring the jungle.

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Six tips for travelling to Costa Rica with kids.

The idea of family travel in Costa Rica can seem kind of daunting: Is it safe? Are there enough activities for children? And how much is it going to cost?? We’re here to tell you that Costa Rica is the best country in Central America to travel with kids. It’s the safest in the region, and a wonderland for children with clean beaches, leafy jungles, exotic animals, and plenty of child-friendly activities. What’s more, Costa Rica can be very affordable for families when done right. Here are our six tips to help you make it happen.

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Where can I see a sloth in Costa Rica?

They’re hairy, lazy, and a little bit ugly, but everyone loves the stupid face of a sloth—especially the kids! They’re the epitome of the Pura Vida lifestyle and, luckily for you, heading to Costa Rica means you’ll get the chance to see sloths hanging around in their natural habitat and kicking back in the ways that only a sloth can.

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Exploring Rio Celeste. A visitor’s guide

The Rio Celeste is one of Costa Rica’s most magical destinations, where bright blue waters cut through the mountains to create a magnificent counterpoint to the lush green vegetation of the cloud forest. However, the trails can get muddy and the forest is not easily accessed unless you have a car. So, if you’re planning a trip to this enchanting part of the country, it’s a good idea to go prepared.

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