Welcome to Tierramor Residencies

Three steps. You pick a time and tell us a little about you, which takes about two minutes. Then you and someone on our team talk for twenty minutes: your dates, your casita, the price, and anything you want to ask. If it feels like a fit on both sides, they send you the link to reserve your place. After you reserve we'll be able to help you confirm your flights, the drive up to Nosara, and what to bring for arrival.

Most residencies run for two weeks and include three meals a day (much of it is grown on the farm), along with the pool, co-working space, and time on the land with our team. All prices include tax so you don't have to pay any additional.

In peak season which is November to March, it is $2,000 for a private casita (about $143 per night) or $1,300 each for a shared casita (about $93 per night). In green season which is April to August, it is $1,500 private (about $107 per night) or $800 shared (about $57 per night).

If you are coming as a couple and want a private casita in peak season it is $2,000 for the first person and $1,300 for a partner and in green season it is $1,500 for the first person and $800 for a partner.

Sometimes our residencies are less than 2 weeks and is priced accordingly. For example we've had a residency in peak season that is 10 days long so it's $1,430 for a private casita (couple is $1,430 + $930) and $930 for a shared casita.

Every stay includes: A stargazing net and an outdoor shower at your casita; Three meals a day, much of it grown on the farm. The kitchen cooks one farm-to-table menu from what the farm grows, so there is no separate menu; tell us about serious allergies after you reserve; The air-conditioned co-working space and movement studio; The saltwater pool and hilltop ceremony space; Time with our team on the farm, planting and natural building.

Yes. Our free guide answers what people ask us most, from what a day here looks like to getting here, and it's yours to read at your own pace. Get the free guide

No. There is a light rhythm, shared meals, and optional activities, but no fixed curriculum to complete. You keep your own work, rest, and creative time.

No. We invite guests to bring any offerings they feel called to. If you want to you are welcome to share knowledge, teach a class, lead movement - but it is not a requirement. All activities are completely optional.

We collaborate with co-working communities, permaculture and regeneration networks, and community visionaries to co-host residencies. Tell us about your group on our partners page, and we will come back to you about dates, space, and what co-hosting involves.

Currently we are not accepting volunteer or work-for-trade visits. If you would like to join a residency you can book a call here.

Tierramor is located in the mountains above Ostional. We are a 15 minute drive from the beaches and wildlife refuge of Ostional, and 25 minutes from Nosara and the beaches of Guiones and Pelada.

Guanacaste has two distinct seasons - each offering a unique expression of colours, textures, harvests and wildlife. Dry season begins in December and carries through to the first rains of May. During this season we welcome warm winds, clear skies, super blooms and golden hillsides - while the beaches and town welcome more visitors. From May until November, the land becomes green again, calling in abundant harvests, full rivers and a diversity of wildlife - with much smaller crowds on the beach and in the ocean. Rainfall each month may vary, with a break in June and July for Veranillo de San Juan - a little summer that offers a break from the rains. During September and October, our team and land take a much needed break while the heaviest of the rains return.