Welcome to the next “it” eco-tourism spot for travelers: Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
The northern part of Guanacaste represents the last frontier in the country offering “wild” adventure.
Rich in biodiversity, raw outdoor excursions and wellness activities, Guanacaste has also become a retreat for those seeking to experience blue mind theory – a trend where last year a reported 1.3 billion people sought water-based travel experiences. The Guanacaste region distinctly features a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 363,000 acres of protected land and sea.
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