Nicoya
The peninsula where people forget to die
The Nicoya Peninsula is one of the world's five Blue Zones — regions where people routinely live past one hundred. Researchers point to the water, the beans and squash, the strong social fabric, the physical daily life. Locals point to something simpler: plan de vida. A reason to wake up.
SOMA's hacienda spreads through dry tropical forest above the Pacific. This is the home of our flagship Longevity Protocol: ten days of diagnostics, training, and the unhurried rhythms that the peninsula has been perfecting for generations.
- Coordinates
- 9.97° N · 85.45° W
- Climate
- Tropical dry · Pacific breeze
- Getting there
- Liberia (LIR) · 90 min drive
- Landscape
- Dry tropical forest, Pacific coves, ranchland
Breakfast with centenarians — a long table in the village of Hojancha
Every SOMA destination keeps one experience that belongs to it alone — unbookable elsewhere, unrepeatable anywhere.
Wake up in Nicoya.
Speak with our concierge, or let the retreat finder listen first.