We stayed at Laz Divaz for a week in August. The four of us (2 couples) stayed in two casitas. One casita had a kitchen, so we walked to the food store in town and were able to make lunch/dinner some days. The porches were good for sitting and playing games when it rained a little bit at night (we went in the rainy season). Sara and Berit even joined us for some games, and Berit can get competitive!! The breakfast at Laz Divaz was great! We loved the fruit platters and all the coffee and casado.
Berit and Sara and the dogs made our stay in Playa Samara fun and relaxing. The Divas gave us good advice and recommendations on where to eat, and what to do. Ask about the vegetarian restaurant, we went there twice! We went birding with Sara (try to go if you can!), and Sara and Berit helped us plan other activities and even made the phone calls for us (hiking, kayaking, surfing, zip lining, horseback riding -- ask the Divas who to call instead of riding the horses from the beach). The best part of staying at Laz Divas is "hammocking." The Divas strung hammocks on the trees, and we all relaxed for hours and hours and days and days and days. The Divas have boogie boards and there is a island you can kayak to that is filled with hermit crabs! -- We actually had some problems kayaking, but that's because we don't know how to kayak, but even when someone gets hit in the nose with a kayak paddle, the Divas know just what to do! We LOVED the Divas. They really take care of you, they make you love Playa Samara, give you great suggestions and recommendations and are amazing women with amazing stories. Pura Vida!
Tips: Bring flashlights...the walk into town is not long, but it gets dark at night.
Bring a New Yorker magazine....Sara will appreciate it!
