Nov8
Costa Rica's Arenal Volcano
Located at the southern end of Central America, near South America, Costa Rica has a flourishing wildlife. Costa Rica features lush rainforests and exotic wildlife that are some of the best in North America. A paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, Costa Rica features distinct regions that all have something different to offer with diverse wilderness and wildlife. Today we talk about the different kinds of wildlife and landscape you’ll find in Costa Rica.
Oct8
Recently, I was fortunate to be able to stay at The Springs Resort and Spa in La Fortuna, Arenal. This 5 star resort could easily be a destination all by itself. This resort is less than two years old and has swimming pools and a slide, natural hot and cold springs, waterfalls, an animal preserve, and oh, what a view of the volcano. There are 18 lushly landscaped hot springs pools, bars, swim up bars with movable bar stools, and 9 restaurants to experience.
Oct5
Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica
I just returned from an amazing trip to Costa Rica where I had the pleasure of hiking through the stunning Arenal Volcano National Park.
During my hike, I passed through beautiful forests and vast fields overtaken by past volcanic eruptions where black lava has hardened. I was also delighted to see howler monkeys, parrots, and hummingbirds on my hike around this natural phenomenon.
Jul27
Most travelers like to vacation where there is a combination of relaxation and adventure included in the itinerary.
Costa Rica is a perfect location to incorporate both choices. For the Luxury relaxing part of the itinerary plan a few nights at the Tabacon Grand Spa Thermal Resort, located at the foot of the Arenal Volcano in La Fortuna on your next Costa Rica vacation.
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Jul23
Temazcal, courtesy Tabacon Grand Spa
If you’re planning an adventure to Costa Rica, it’s important to include time to renew your body and soul. Perhaps a purification ritual at the Temazcal in the Grand Spa of Tabacon is in order.
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Jul20
A Spanish speaking country located in Central America and its culture is not the only rich thing about Costa Rica, but the soil is as well. With six active volcanoes in the country it is literally a hot bed of activity.
Arenal Volcano by www.arenal.net
Out of those six the Arenal, meaning “hill of sand” in Spanish and refers to the volcano’s ash, or sandy slopes, is arguably the most popular tourist attraction the country has to offer. It is also the youngest and most active volcano in Costa Rica along with being one of the ten most active in the world. Needless to say it has prestige for being less than 3,000 years old.
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