Welcome to Dynamis Sanctuary Cabins, a quiet nature retreat designed for rest, reflection, and wellbeing. Surrounded by trees and wildlife, our cabins offer a simple, comfortable stay in a space that invites calm and mindful living. Guests can enjoy peaceful forest paths, relax in the hammocks, and spend time at the ceremonial rancho for meditation, yoga, or quiet contemplation. This is a place of deep respect for nature and the energy of the land. You may encounter friendly resident cats and local wildlife such as raccoons, howler monkeys, or deer—please observe them with care and kindness. On arrival, Don Jorge will open the main gate, provide the keys for the property and cabin, and gladly assist with anything you may need during your stay. Whether you’re looking for a restorative getaway, a quiet creative reset, or a gentle connection with Costa Rica’s natural beauty, Dynamis offers a peaceful base to slow down and reconnect.

I’m an integrative psychotherapist with a holistic approach to wellbeing, focused on helping people reconnect with clarity, balance, and purpose. My work brings together mindfulness, present-centered practices, existential and meaning-based perspectives, and a deep respect for the natural processes of healing. Dynamis Sanctuary was created as a quiet space for restoration—where nature, simplicity, and intentional living support the nervous system and invite a slower, more grounded way of being. Hosting here is an extension of that vision: offering guests a peaceful, respectful environment to rest, reset, and reconnect with themselves and the land. I value kindness, calm, and conscious coexistence with nature. Whether you’re visiting for rest, creativity, or a gentle wellness-focused escape, you’ll be welcomed with care and thoughtful support when needed.

El Mojal is a hidden, peaceful pocket of Tamarindo, perfectly located in the heart of some of Guanacaste’s most beautiful beaches. From here, you’re just minutes away from Playa Tamarindo, and within easy reach of iconic spots like Playa Flamingo, Conchal, and Brasilito—plus several lesser-known gems along the coast.