Among the several activities you can practice in the beautiful waters of the Pacific Ocean, you will find sport fishing, diving, snorkeling, windsurf, surf, kayak and the exciting speed of the waverunners The golden sands and serene beaches of Costa Alegre are delimited by cliffs and rocky edges constantly crushed by the Pacific Ocean waves, creating a gorgeous scenery painted with beautiful colors by the dawn and dusk. Enjoy a walk by the beach with the one you love while taking in these dreamy landscapes you can only find in this magical place.

Travel deep into the jungle until finding hidden virgin beaches and enjoy a peaceful, quiet and extremely relaxing day, experiencing a unique adventure that will help you forget the day-to-day stress, and make you fall in love with this marvelous tourist destination. Lie down and top up your tan, take a deep into the crystal waters of the Pacific Ocean, feel the breeze caressing your face or just take a nap under the shade of the palm trees of the coast. Find everything Costa Alegre has to offer.

When visiting Costa Alegre, do not forget to visit Barra de Navidad, Costa Careyes y Costa Majahuas, where you will find beautiful beaches of white sand and tranquil waves, contrasting with the mountains and the characteristic lush vegetation of the area. In Costa Alegre there are many beaches to discover and adventures to experience. During your Costa Alegre vacations you will surely find an activity to suit and exceed your expectations!

Costa Careyes Polo
The sounds of thundering hooves over emerald green manicured fields will return to the Costa Alegre when polo season starts up again in November. The tradition of polo first came to Mexico in 1887 when three brothers, the Escandonos, journeyed to England, fell in love with the game, and brought it home. By 1923 Mexico had two practice pitches in the enormous Chapultapec Park in Mexico City and by the mid 20th century, entered the elite ranks of teams to play in the prestigious International Cartier Cup in England.

But where does the ancient sport that unites horse and man enter in the pastel-colored world of the Costa Alegre? Giorgio Brignone, himself an avid polo player, supervised the construction of horse stables at the Costa Careyes Polo Club in 1988, leveling papaya and corn fields to accommodate 100 horses, many of which fly in from Europe and the United States to participate with their riders in the Careyes season, which runs from November to April. Two polo fields with finely maintained Bermuda grass cut like a golf course were also installed. Today, players practice four times a week with as many as 60 horses which are available for rent and introduction classe.

Off the field, the close-knit community of the Costa Careyes carries a breezy European attitude from sport into lifestyle and art. Dinners at magnificent homes with infinity pools overlook the sea and non-traditional celebratory fiestas, such as one marking Chinese New Year, are common.

Though often cloistered in the fantastical world which lies beyond the candy-colored buildings, awe-inspiring natural surroundings and architectural wonders, a lively energy infuses the area which is made more intriguing with the traditional European noblemen’s sport of polo.