Nosara is an early rise/early retire kind of town. We recommend getting out on the beautiful red clay tennis courts early in the day. We like to start our days with an hour or two of tennis – every day. You can hire a tennis pro for an intense lesson or enjoy a group clinic.

We like to provide fresh coconuts – coconut water is a staple in many tropical regions of the world. Eight ounces of coconut water contains only 45 to 60 calories, along with natural electrolytes such as sodium, manganese and potassium. Because it is naturally low in sugar and calories, coconut water is healthier than most fruit juices and a tasty alternative to water. Pure coconut water can deliver the beneficial effects of sports drinks without undesirable ingredients, offering energy and hydration without the calories.

Imagine walking onto a jungle trail and completely finding peace in the three to four-minute walk. Looking to the left and to the right, enjoying the plants and the vines swinging from them, noticing seed pods and blossoms that you have never seen before. Then the path ends and you are on a dirt road that takes you to a pair of the most amazing red clay tennis courts you can imagine. The courts have a canopy of trees all around. But what really blows your mind is the tennis director and the amazing tennis professionals working here. Camila was the best female professional tennis player in Chile. You can only imagine the caliber of lessons and clinics that are offered daily. The director, also the owner of the club, is a coach of the Davis Cup team in Costa Rica and was the best for over five years in a row. The third pro is a Zen-like teacher introduces “mindful tennis”. National Champion Enrique Naranjo won the Juvenil and National Championship in Costa Rica and is now sharing experience and techniques at Colibri Tennis Club, the local tennis club. Colibri cultivates and promotes tennis while helping high performance tennis players.

Colibri Tennis Club in Nosara

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