Costa Rica Zona Azul Experience: Enjoy and Explore the Magic
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#1 in Happiness, #1 in Beauty, find your Health in Nature
Costa Rica es Pura Vida
National Geographic evaluated every country in the world in happiness and quality of Life, and in 2017 Costa Rica came out on top!
More recently, Conde Nast Traveler evaluated countries in the World Economic Forum for overall beauty to experience, and again Costa Rica is on top!
They shared 5 key reasons Costa Rica has great power in sharing happiness, beauty, and ultimately health in it's Pura Vida way of Life:
A Feeling of Space - Varied and wide open landscapes abound! Explore two coasts, steaming rainforests, rumbling volcanoes and more!
The Healing Powers of Nature - Disconnect from the stress of modern life and find our your true self in a peaceful, natural setting.
Sustainable Tourism - Costa Rica strives to promote eco-tourism - favoring small, boutique style properties instead of massive all-inclusive resorts.
Off the Grid Adventure - Get lost and explore all that this amazing country has to offer. Amazing, authentic experiences can be found at every corner!
The Warm Culture - The welcoming and friendly Costa Rican people are truly the country's greatest resource!
Shared from that article:
“It’s easy to sink into the pura vida (pure life) when you’re surrounded by misty waterfalls, deserted beaches, and protected jungles. In fact, more than a quarter of Costa Rica enjoys some form of environmental protection. Cocos Island National Park, the only island in the eastern Pacific with a rainforest, is a world-class diving destination replete with hammerhead sharks, giant manta rays, sea turtles, and dolphins. La Amistad National Park is another uniquely diverse site, with cloud forests, glacial valleys, and a rare tropical alpine grassland (say that five times fast). It’s also home to Cerro Chirripó, the highest mountain in Costa Rica.” -Sept 2019
National Geographic Sept 2017
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