Isla Chiquita Glamping Hotel is really the only place to stay on the island. And we can't complain!

The whole point of Isla Chiquita is to lose yourself in nature on a tropical island in Costa Rica. 

<h2>Isla Chiquita: The Ultimate Experience of Luxury Camping</h2>Isla Chiquita is a tiny island off the Gulf of Nicoya. It is right across the Paquera Ferry Arrival Deck. It offers an abundance of tropical nature and Pura Vida vibes, perfect for the modern ecotourist!&nbsp;The uniqueness of Isla Chiquita comes from your accommodations - you'll be glamping it up in tented luxury while enjoying the trails and beaches of the island. Guests on the island can use kayaks and paddleboards free of charge. So get out onto the water and have an adventure! It's a small island, and you'll get to know every inch of it by hiking the trails that cross Isla Chiquita. Follow the sound of howler monkeys and find little hidden beaches to swim off.&nbsp;<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521563/isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_tent_exterior_close_up_nicoya_6deb5b796c.jpg" alt="isla-chiquita-glamping-resort-tent-exterior-close-up-nicoya.jpg" srcset="https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521564/thumbnail_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_tent_exterior_close_up_nicoya_6deb5b796c.jpg 234w,https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521566/small_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_tent_exterior_close_up_nicoya_6deb5b796c.jpg 500w,https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521565/medium_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_tent_exterior_close_up_nicoya_6deb5b796c.jpg 750w,https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521565/large_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_tent_exterior_close_up_nicoya_6deb5b796c.jpg 1000w," sizes="100vw">&nbsp;<h3>Best Time to Travel to Isla Chiquita</h3>The best time to come to Isla Chiquita is the months of May, June, and November. These are the "cusp" months in this part of the world, the transition months where the seasons' change—May and June change from the dry to the wet season, and November vice versa. You can expect the island to get green again during these periods, with maybe a short shower to cool things down in the afternoon.&nbsp;<h3>Weather on Chiquita Island</h3>You can expect the weather on Isla Chiquita to be hot, with humidity, but the cooling breezes can take off. December through April is the dry season, with rain from May to October. However, September and October can get very wet.&nbsp;<h3>Is Isla Chiquita Safe?</h3>Perfectly safe. As an island in the Gulf of Nicoya with no inhabitants apart from guests at the only hotel, Isla Chiquita is as close to being as crime-free as possible. So all you have to watch out for is slipping over on the trails.&nbsp;<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521565/isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_pier_overview_nicoya_6b9f19c41f.jpg" alt="isla-chiquita-glamping-resort-pier-overview-nicoya.jpg" srcset="https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521566/thumbnail_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_pier_overview_nicoya_6b9f19c41f.jpg 234w,https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521568/small_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_pier_overview_nicoya_6b9f19c41f.jpg 500w,https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521567/medium_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_pier_overview_nicoya_6b9f19c41f.jpg 750w,https://res.cloudinary.com/vacationscostarica-com/image/upload/v1651521567/large_isla_chiquita_glamping_resort_pier_overview_nicoya_6b9f19c41f.jpg 1000w," sizes="100vw">&nbsp;<h2>How To Get to Isla Chiquita</h2>Juan Santamaria Airport (Airport Code SJO), outside the capital city of San José, is the closest international airport to Isla Chiquita, via the port of Puntarenas.&nbsp;<h3>Distance &amp; Driving Time to Puntarenas</h3>From SJO Airport: 53 miles (85 kilometers), about 1 hour and 20 minutes&nbsp;To get to Isla Chiquita, you need to get to the port of Puntarenas and then take a boat from there.If you're driving to Puntarenas from the airport, give yourself about 1 hour and 20 minutes of driving time and an hour to arrange your car rental. Then, be sure you arrive early enough in the day to get a boat over to the island.&nbsp;Once you have your car, get onto the Panamerican Highway and head west. Come off the highway at Coyol and follow the signs to Ruta 27, the fast track to the coast. Follow Ruta 27 to the ocean, passing through the various toll posts. You'll hit the ocean at Caldera, and the highway will swing north, with the ocean on your left. This is now Ruta 23.&nbsp;Keep on the north to El Roble, and follow the signs to the center of Puntarenas. Then, head to the docks and get your boat to Isla Chiquita. The boat ride takes about 45 minutes.

Isla Chiquita

Isla Chiquita Glamping Hotel

Beachfront

Breakfast Included

Dietary Restrictions

On-Site Tours

Panoramic Vistas

Restaurant

Swimming Pool

Kayaking in Costa Rica

Kayaking

Adrenaline

Beach Fun

Tamarindo

Upala

Drake Bay

Dominical

Savegre Valley

Golfito

Pacuare

Punta Islita

Manuel Antonio

Arenal Volcano

El Jobo

Jaco

Playa Hermosa (Jaco)

Tortuguero

Puerto Viejo

Puerto Jiménez

Bioluminescence

Nature & Wildlife

Santa Teresa

Hiking in Costa Rica

Hiking

National Parks

Turrialba

Papagayo

Guanacaste 

Rincón de la Vieja

Rio Perdido

San Isidro

Poás Volcano

Monteverde

Playa Avellanas

Liberia

Cahuita

Conchal Beach

Rio Celeste

Las Catalinas

San Ramón

San Gerardo de Dota

Bajos del Toro

Nosara

Quepos

Coco Beach

Uvita

San José

Flamingo Beach

La Paz

Los Sueños

Samara

Playa Langosta

Esterillos

Beach

Island

Soothing Escape

Waterfalls, Beaches, and Wildlife

Costa Rica Calling

Paradise Awaits

Oasis Vacation

Beachfront Bliss

Island Dreams

Island Time

Isla Chiquita and Manuel Antonio

Go with the Flow

Island Adventure

Vitamin Sea

Costa Rica Beach Combo

"Nowhere", Costa Rica

Costa Rica Glamping

Tropical Ashram

Tropical Island and River Canyon Adventure

Beachfront Glamping and City Combo

A Week in the Tropics

white_wave_success_screen

contact_page_bg

list_square

loader_image

login_prompt

frog_desktop_request_quote

rectangle_rotated

aboutus_background

apple_icon

warning

about_us_frog_desktop

arrow_down

arrow_left

arrow_left_m

arrow_right

arrow_right_m

arrow_up

checkbox_checked

frog_request_quote

frog_success_screen

login_step_1

login_step_2

menu_arrow

no_image_found

no_suggestions_frog

profile_icon

profile_icon_hover

question_mark

raq_step_2

raq_step_3

sign_up_frog_mobile

success_screen_background

gray_background

namu_logo

topo_background

frog_404_page

whitecard_waves

youtube_icon

Find Your Trip

Travel Type

Activities

Unique Occasions

Vacation Ideas

Most Popular

Osa Peninsula

Guanacaste

Caribbean

Places

Hotels and Resorts

By Popular Location

Rentals

Stays

Thrill & Adventure

Wellness

Sports

Culture

To Do

Costa Rica Essentials

Renting a Car

Travel Tips

Helpful Answers

About Us

Our Identity

About

Contact

Top menu

Resort

Boutique

Unique

Eco-Lodge

Luxury Villa

Where to stay?

Stay

Add things to do.

Relaxing

Waterfalls

When is your trip?

When

Design the trip of a lifetime to Costa Rica!

What

Volcano

Rainforest

Cloud Forest

Countryside

Add places you want to visit.

Visit