This course with a full service clubhouse, is in perfect harmony with the environment, a former coconut plantation with natural lakes, lagoons and lush tropical vegetation along the Pacific coastline. Rolling expanses of fairways and greens are rimmed by tall coconut palms and dotted with water holes. The final green is right on the edge of the ocean. Because the course is a natural wildlife reserve, and it is not uncommon to see parrots, macaws, cardinals, and spot flamingos or giant iguanas at the fifth hole, cranes at the fifteenth hole, and even alligators in the lakes, so please do not try to get golf balls dropped in surrounding lakes and ponds; the alligators usually stay underwater and are hard to see.

The hole number four, requires a precision shot from tee since it is flanked by water and sand traps and if you shoot too long it will fall in the lake. The holes five and six, requires a straight shot from tee since it is flanked by water in one side and trees on the other. The seventh hole is spectacular from the tee to the green; along this hole runs a lake and the green is surrounded by water on one side and sand on the other. On hole thirteen, the green is facing the lagoon and surrounded by sand traps; a deviated shot will land the ball in a lake inhabited by crocodiles. The hole fifteen, requires a shot from tee above 200 yards to avoid falling in the lake in front of it. And the hole sixteen requires a few precision shot since water and sand traps flank the green. Hole 17 has a beautiful panorama to run a par 5.