November/December 2024

More details coming soon….


 

Discover the magic of Costa Rica…

Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the remote jungles of Corcovado National Park…

Surf the waves on the Pacific Coast just steps from our hotel…

Soak in the healing thermal springs and sweeping views of Volcan Arenal…

Costa Rica is breathing with life and you feel the pulse of the country as soon as you arrive.

 

 

10 days, 3 locations… The Osa Peninsula, Manuel Antonio & La Fortuna are the perfect blend of what Costa Rica has to offer - jungles full of diverse wildlife, beaches for surfing, stunning waterfalls & active volcanos…

Do you love experiencing thrilling outdoor activities? Look no further. On this excursion we will hike through the jungle of Corcovado National Park, snorkel in Isla Del Cano with sea turtles, learn to surf, swim under cascading waterfalls and visit an active volcano. All activities are optional, of course :)

Are you a foodie? Omgeeee… You will fall in love with Costa Rican cuisine. From gallo pinto (classic Costa Rican rice & beans) to fried plantains to fresh fruit bowls to a whole fish dinner to the coffee, the food is literally breathing with life. It’s so fresh & delicious. All food served is likely picked or caught that day.

Are you READY to breathe more “LIFE” into your life? Costa Rica is the perfect place to inspire you. “Pura Vida” is a common phrase by Costa Ricans and means “Pure Life.” Costa Ricans take this phrase to heart and like to live life to the fullest. This is probably why the country is considered the happiest, according to the Happy Planet Index - it’s TRUE! So, let’s travel to Costa Rica and soak that happiness in.

 


The Venues…

After our first night in Sierpe, an important river port town that serves as the launching pad for our trip to Osa Peninsula, we will take a 90 minute boat ride down the river and out into the ocean for a beach landing at La Paloma Lodge in Drake Bay. The property is located on 14- acres; just a short walk from the cool waters of Agujitas River and secluded beaches.

More to come…