Carrillo

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Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time of year to golf in Carrillo, Costa Rica?

We highly recommend planning your golf trip to Carrillo during Costa Rica's dry season, which runs from December to April. You'll enjoy consistently sunny skies and lower humidity, making your round much more comfortable and the course conditions pristine.

What should I expect from the single golf course experience in Carrillo?

The course in Carrillo offers a truly immersive jungle-meets-ocean experience, often feeling like a private escape. Expect challenging elevation changes, stunning Pacific views, and frequent wildlife encounters, making it a memorable round beyond just your score.

How much does a round of golf typically cost in Carrillo, and what's included?

A round at Carrillo's course generally costs between $150-$250, which is standard for a premium resort course in Costa Rica. This price usually includes your green fee and a golf cart, but always confirm any additional costs for caddies or rental clubs when you book.

Beyond golf, what are the must-do activities or highlights in the Carrillo area?

After your round, we insist you spend time at Playa Carrillo itself-it's one of Costa Rica's most beautiful and tranquil beaches, perfect for swimming or relaxing. For a taste of local life, explore the nearby town of Samara for authentic dining and a vibrant, laid-back atmosphere.

What's the best way to get to Carrillo and navigate the area once I'm there?

Your best bet is to fly into Liberia International Airport (LIR) and rent a 4x4 vehicle for the scenic 1.5-2 hour drive south. Having your own car is essential for exploring the stunning beaches, local restaurants, and hidden gems around Carrillo and the greater Guanacaste region.