Palm trees abound in this course and is rated among the world’s 100 best by Golf Digest. You will be challenged by water traps in eleven holes, including those created by Salahua River. Orange and palm trees, seagulls and flamingos are part of the natural landscape.

One hole has a sand trap in the middle, one is surrounded by sand. The 18th is a million dollar Island green with an incredible over the ocean hole par three finish. Built the way as the great classics, it was designed taking advantage of the winding Salagua River. Lakes, exotic birds, palm trees and lush tropical vegetation abound in this seaside championship golf course. The famous 18th hole offers a spectacular sea view.