As La Rambla continues to take shape, new layers are being added to how the space will be lived, especially in the plaza behind the buildings. A new fountain is currently in the works, set to become part of the everyday experience in this area of El Prado, introducing a soft gathering point within ...
As you walk along the beach, there is a stretch in Town that quietly draws your attention this time of year. Paseo del Mar, the path that follows the shoreline, has taken on a different character in recent days. Around the Rotonda or Roundabout, the landscape is now fully in bloom. Caña fistula ...
There is something about a farmers market that feels both simple and full of life. This past Friday, March 27, Plaza Danta once again became a gathering place for local vendors, fresh produce, and thoughtfully made goods.
As Semana Santa came to a close, the past week offered a clear picture of how Town comes alive during this time of year.
Recently, we shared how Travel + Leisure highlighted Las Catalinas while covering Costa Rica’s recognition as one of the happiest countries in Latin America. In this latest report, Costa Rica climbed from 23rd place in 2023 to 4th in 2025, sharing the top ranks with countries such as Finland, ...
This past March 29, Town came together to celebrate Easter with an afternoon full of activity, laughter, and shared moments across plazas, streets, and gathering spaces.
Experiencing Las Catalinas often means coming back from the beach with sandy feet. It is part of being close to the ocean. Still, sometimes all you need is a simple way to rinse off before continuing your day.
There is a certain stillness that arrives in Costa Rica during Semana Santa. As a country with deep Catholic roots, Semana Santa, translated as Holy Week, is widely observed, shaping how people move, gather, and spend their time. In 2026, Semana Santa takes place from March 29 to April 5 and ...
Las Catalinas continues to grow as a place where art and everyday life intersect. Recently, two new sculptural works have been installed in Town by Estudio Rambar, bringing a quiet but powerful presence to the public realm. One of the sculptures is located in Plaza Central, next to Concierge, while ...
This Saturday, April 4, something special is happening at La Estancia. The Athletics and Activities team from Las Catalinas Doorway has organized a morning open to the public, welcoming residents, renters, and visitors alike for a gathering centered around movement and community.
There is something about spending time on the courts that naturally brings people together. Whether it is an early morning game, a spontaneous match in the afternoon, or simply stopping by to watch others play, the pickleball and basketball courts at La Estancia have become a place where movement, ...
A recent article by Travel + Leisure highlights Costa Rica as the happiest country in Latin America, and includes Las Catalinas among the places that reflect this way of life. It is always meaningful to see Town featured in global publications like this, especially within conversations centered ...
Many homeowners in Town spend part of the year here and part of the year elsewhere. During the months when they are away, preparing their home to welcome guests often means finding a place to store personal items like bikes, surfboards, or paddleboards that normally live on a porch or terrace. New ...
As we move deeper into the dry season in Guanacaste, the landscape around Town begins to change in ways that are easy to notice. Many of the trees in the hills have shed their leaves, opening up the canopy and letting the sun shine more directly onto the trails and streets.
If you have walked by Mainstreet or looked toward Montaña while on the beach or the trails, you may have noticed how the landscape is slowly beginning to change. As Montaña, our most recent Preconstruction project, continues to take shape as the next neighborhood in Town, with teams working ...
A few weeks ago, one of the residents in Las Catalinas shared a photograph that many people quickly described as National Geographic worthy. The image captures a large howler monkey perched comfortably in the branches of a blooming Madero Negro tree, enjoying a handful of its delicate pink flowers. ...
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