Casa Ganima gives a team of up to 14 a private base in Playa Grande, Costa Rica, for offsites, planning weeks and working retreats. Starlink runs at about 375 Mbps, each of the six bedrooms has its own desk, and the shared spaces are big enough to work together and still find a quiet corner. Mornings are for the work. Afternoons are for the pool, a surf lesson or the beach, a 5-minute walk away. Liberia airport (LIR) is about 1.5 hours by road, and Tamarindo’s restaurants are a short drive for the team dinner.
More Than a Vacation Home

BUILT FOR FOCUS
Every bedroom has a dedicated desk, air conditioning and blackout curtains, so calls, deep work and sleep happen in private. When the group comes together, the living room, terrace and outdoor kitchen give everyone room to meet, eat and debrief without anyone feeling on top of each other. Starlink at about 375 Mbps keeps the whole team online.

STEPS TO THE BEACH
The quiet north end of Playa Grande is 300 meters from the house, inside Las Baulas National Marine Park. It becomes the reset between sessions: a swim before the first call, a surf in the afternoon, a walk at sunset to close the day. The beach is protected, so there are no high-rises and no crowds, only sand, surf and wildlife.

ROOM TO RECHARGE
Four of the six bedrooms are en-suite, and two share a hall bath. Between sessions there's an 11-meter saltwater pool, a bocce court, a pool table, foosball and a BBQ for the nights nobody wants to go out. Terracotta floors, Moroccan tile and art from Costa Rican artisans make it feel like a home, not a conference hotel: no other guests, and the whole house is yours for the length of the stay.































