Friday, September 2, 2011
OUR FEATURED HOTEL – CASA CORCOVADO.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK
Within Corcovado National Park you will find several trails:
La Leona – Sirena (18 km, about 7-9 hours): Salsipuedes Trail along the coast to the airfield at (only at low tide; accessible the whole year). The station is at the end of the airfield.
Sirena – Los Patos (23 km, about 8-10 hours): Puesto Los Patos Trail (accessible only during dry season)
San Pedrillo-Sirena (24 km, about 11 hours)
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
COSTA RICA IS THE WORLD’S THIRD MOST ECOLOGICAL COUNTRY
Costa Rica was ranked third for its natural wealth, which allows it to survive, in large part, off of eco-tourism. It has also avoided deforestation, which has devastated other Latin American countries and, therefore, scored well in foresting agriculture and fishing categories.
Nevertheless, the study revealed that its weak points are air contamination and its effect on the eco-system.
This is the top-ten list and respective scores:
This is the top-ten list and respective scores:
1- Iceland: 93.5
2- Switzerland: 89.1
3- Costa Rica: 86.4
4- Sweden: 86
5- Norway: 81.1
6- Mauritius: 80.6
7- France: 78.2
8- Austria: 78.1
9- Cuba: 78.1
10- Colombia: 76.8
The study also reflects an overall drop in environmental quality among the 163 countries studied, with respect to the previous year, 2008, such as the case with the United States.
Monday, August 29, 2011
OUR FEATURED HOTEL SANTA TERESA PENINSULA DE NICOYA – LATITUDE 10 RESORT
The resort consists of five spacious free standing, individually decorated and private casitas. Each casita has its own tropical décor, situated on over seven acres of private beachfront property located near the bustling beach town of Santa Teresa on the Southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica.
Don’t miss out on the famous Santa Teresa surf break, horseback riding excursions, tropical canopy tours, boat and fishing excursions or just a leisurely stroll along one of Costa Rica´s most beautiful white sand beaches where the lush vegetation of the rainforest melts into the Pacific Ocean.
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