Burnt Toast Surf Camp Waikiki
Aparthotel-style accommodations near Pelada Beach, perfect for surf and wellness
About this stay
Set in Nosara, Burnt Toast Surf Camp Waikiki provides a comfortable base for those drawn to the Pacific coast. The aparthotel-style units offer the convenience of a private bathroom, shower, and a stovetop, ideal for preparing light meals after a day in the waves. Each unit also features a terrace, a welcome spot for morning coffee or evening relaxation. With Pelada Beach just an 8-minute walk away, and Playa Guiones also within easy reach, guests have ample opportunity to explore the renowned surf breaks and enjoy the wellness activities that define the Nosara experience. The pet-friendly policy means furry companions can join the adventure.
- Aparthotel accommodations
- Terraces
- Pet-friendly
- Walk to Pelada Beach
Our take
I would consider Burnt Toast Surf Camp Waikiki for a simple, self-catering stay in Nosara, with a stovetop in each unit and Pelada Beach eight minutes on foot. Pets are welcome and Playa Guiones is nearby, which suits surf-minded travelers. It is not a full-service resort, and with a single review on record, expectations should stay modest. Check the details that matter to you before booking.
- ✓Walk to Pelada Beach early in the morning for a quieter experience before the crowds arrive
- ✓Utilize the stovetop in your unit to prepare some meals and save on dining out
- ✓Bring your pet along, as this property is genuinely welcoming to furry friends
Why we love it
- Aparthotel-style units with private terraces
- Easy 8-minute walk to Pelada Beach
- Pet-friendly accommodations
- Stovetop in each unit for self-catering
Why guests love itBurnt Toast Surf Camp Waikiki is an aparthotel-style stay in Nosara, with private bathrooms, free WiFi and terraces. Each unit has a shower and a stovetop, so families can cook simple meals. Pets are welcome, and Pelada Beach is an 8-minute walk, with Playa Guiones also nearby. It has only one guest review so far, scoring 8 out of 10, which is too little to judge by, so treat it as a simple, practical base.