Nayara Tented Camp rainforest

Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica

Luxury glamping tents with private plunge pools and decks overlooking Arenal Volcano.

Places in Nayara Tented Camp rainforest

Nayara Tented Camp restaurant An on-site restaurant serving gourmet cuisine using locally sourced ingredients.

Best time to visit: December to April (dry season), for the clearest views of the volcano and the best conditions for hiking Arenal Volcano National Park.
Getting around: Guests typically fly into Juan Santamaría International Airport in San José, then transfer by road roughly 3 hours to La Fortuna and Arenal Volcano National Park, or take a short domestic flight to the nearby Arenal airstrip; once in the area, resort shuttles and short drives connect the various hot-springs properties around the volcano's base.
Currency: Costa Rican Colón (₡); US dollars are widely accepted.
Language: Spanish; English is widely spoken in tourism.
Timezone: CST (UTC-6, no daylight saving)
Current trends: Arenal continues to anchor Costa Rica's luxury eco-tourism scene, with the Nayara collection's three distinct properties, Springs, Tented Camp, and Gardens, each offering a different take on volcano-view, hot-spring-fed luxury; the broader cluster of hot-springs resorts including Tabacon and The Springs Resort and Spa reinforces Arenal's identity as a rainforest wellness destination built entirely around the volcano's geothermal activity.

Nayara Springs enclave — An adults-only resort with 35 villas each featuring a plunge pool fed by mineral hot springs from the volcano's base.
La Fortuna hot-springs cluster — Home to The Springs Resort and Spa, Arenal Kioro, Royal Corin, and Tabacon, all with private hot springs.