The weather in Diamante Valley, Costa Rica is tropical, but typically mild and pleasant due to its proximity to the Central Valley. Temperatures typically range from 15°C to 26°C (59°F to 79°F). You’ll want to wear light and breathable clothing, and bring a light sweater in case it cools down at night. We recommend you bring some light and loose, long-sleeved shirts and long pants to help protect against sun and occasional mosquitos in addition to hot-weather attire. We also recommend bringing sandals with backs or water shoes to explore the nearby waterfalls.

For our Diamante Valley, Costa Rica location, we recommend flying into SJO and booking your flights only after your medical intake form has been reviewed and confirmed by our intake team. Please see our travel logistics page for more information.

We recommend staying at the Fairfield by Marriott San Jose Airport which is the location of our shuttle pickup and drop-off near the San Jose airport (SJO). Please see our travel logistics page for more information.

Soltara at Goddess Falls, our mountain retreat overlooking the heart of Costa Rica’s Diamante Valley, is named for Goddess Pools, the nearby waterfall that cascades down the cliffs like a blessing from the land itself. Poised on a ridge within a private rainforest sanctuary spanning over 200 acres, this location offers panoramic views of the sacred valley below and is alive with flowing water, birdsong, and the hum of the jungle. Known as the “land of waterfalls,” the Diamante Valley is rich in biodiversity and held as a deeply spiritual region by many who visit and call it home.

Our ridge-top setting is held at HOLOS Retreat Center and is surrounded by six waterfalls—including the iconic Diamante Falls, visible from the dining area—and offers daily connection to the elements through jungle trails, natural swimming pools, fire circles and forest breezes. The retreat space blends rustic elegance with simplicity. This sanctuary invites you to be held by the land.

Soltara at Goddess Falls is a place for reconnecting—to nature, to your body, and to the wisdom that lives within. Whether soaking in the sounds of the jungle, walking barefoot on the earth, or sitting in ceremony with Shipibo Maestros in the maloca, every moment here is an invitation to listen deeply and return to what is essential.

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