Aerial view of the sea near Jungle Vista Boutique Hotel

A Commitment to Environmental Conservation

Protected by the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC), nearly 25% of Costa Rica's territory is preserved, showcasing its commitment to environmental conservation. 

Divided into seven provinces and boasting a tropical climate year-round, Costa Rica's topography and rainfall patterns create two distinct seasons: dry (December to April) and rainy (May to November). 

Eco-tourism is a major player in Costa Rica's economy, attracting visitors from around the globe. The country's dedication to sustainability is evident, with plans to become the world’s first carbon-neutral nation, with ongoing efforts to achieve this goal

The Pura Vida Lifestyle

But Costa Rica isn't just about nature—it's also about embracing the Pura Vida lifestyle. This cherished phrase embodies the zest for life found in every corner of the country, where music, dance, and delicious cuisine unite generations. 

When it comes to food, indulge in fresh tropical fruits and mouthwatering seafood while dining safely amid Costa Rica's dedication to sanitation and clean water. 

Endless opportunities for exploration

The country's natural beauty is unparalleled, with volcanoes, mountains, forests, and beaches offering endless opportunities for exploration. Wildlife enthusiasts will be in heaven spotting monkeys, sloths, exotic birds, and colorful butterflies. 

And for thrill-seekers, Costa Rica delivers with exciting activities both on land and in the water. Whether it's trekking through rainforests, surfing, ziplining, or diving into the vibrant underwater world, there's no shortage of adventure here. 

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Close-up of a Keel-billed toucan captured near Jungle Vista Boutique Hotel