Sol Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Center

Wellness retreats · Playa Grande

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About Sol Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Center

Sol Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Center is listed under “wellness retreats” in Playa Grande, on the Guanacaste Pacific coast of Costa Rica. It is roughly 17 km in a straight line from Las Catalinas town, so allow extra time by road or arrange transport.

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Opening hours

Opening hours have not been published for this business yet. Please call or message them to confirm when they are open.

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Location & getting there

Address: 150 metros del sur, Calle Colibrí, Provincia de Guanacaste, Playa Grande, Costa Rica. The nearest beach in our directory is Playa Grande, about 1.5 km away in a straight line. Liberia airport (LIR) is about 43 km away in a straight line and San José airport (SJO) about 184 km; driving distances and times are longer and are estimates only.

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Contact details

Phone: (360) 224-6366 · Website: sol-sanctuary.com.

Good to know before you go

Book ahead, especially for couples sessions or in-villa visits, and ask whether travel to your accommodation is included. Confirm the treatment length, what to wear and the cancellation terms.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours of Sol Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Center?

Hours are not published yet. Please contact the business directly.

How can I contact Sol Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Center?

You can call (360) 224-6366, send a WhatsApp message, visit their website.

Where is Sol Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Center located?

150 metros del sur, Calle Colibrí, Provincia de Guanacaste, Playa Grande, Costa Rica. It is in the Playa Grande area of Guanacaste. That is about 17 km from Las Catalinas town (straight line).

Can I get directions to Sol Sanctuary & Wildlife Rescue Center?

Yes. Use the “Get directions” button on this page to open the route in Google Maps.