The Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo, on Costa Rica's North Pacific coast, will undergo a multi-million-dollar renovation later this year

Together with Four Seasons, Peninsula Papagayo developers Gencom and Mohari will lead the renovation project.

As part of the project, the resort will temporarily pause operations from August to October and will reopen in November.

The project will include the addition of the new Virador Beach Club, an Eastern Mediterranean-style beachside getaway and lounge with an infinity-edge pool and private cabanas.

It will also include the addition of a new wellness destination, known as Wellness Shala.

Under the project, the Kids For All Seasons will also undergo a complete transformation along with the renovation of the Arnold Palmer Signature Golf course.

With sustainability as the focus, the work at the 18-hole, par-72 Arnold Palmer Signature course and driving range will include renovation of a precision irrigation system which will reduce 20% water usage.

Further work will include redefining 12 acres of native negation with less bunkering and expanding the teeing area.

Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo general manager Ian-Robert Ciappara said: “Our guests choose us for our personalised service, connection to nature, great beaches and attention to detail.

“The creation of the Virador Beach Club, the Wellness Shala and the complete transformation of Kids For All Seasons, as well as golf renovation, will enhance the guest's experience, giving them even more reason to return to our slice of paradise.”