TAMARINDO

Las Baulas National Marine Park located in Tamarindo in southern part of the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica is a place to see exotic birds, monkeys and caiman and watch leatherback turtles laying their eggs by night. One can also join the monkeys and birds up in the trees on a rainforest canopy adventure. Situated in 445 hctrs of land, this park consists of a mangrove swamp at Tamarindo with six known species of mangrove that grow on this pacific coast where an abundance of black mangrove can be found. The park also protects 174 species of birds and a number of animals that live in the statuary. The largest reptile in the world, the sea turtle armoured chamois or leatherbacks come here every year to lay their eggs. The national park is an ideal place to visit with the family as it has a turtle museum and there are night tours during the nesting season of the turtles.
 

Coco Beauty Spa’s goal is to create an atmosphere where the spa can provide high quality services with affordable prices. The architect used a clean design incorporating tropical deck wood from the area with touches of Bali and glass. Spa decor fuses traditional items like sofas and crystal prism chandeliers with modern elements including a contemporary style bathroom. Fresh flowers and music add to the spa’s relaxing atmosphere.
 

Revive Wellness Centre offers many different options to cater to all individual wellness needs. Revive Wellness Centre is a peaceful retreat which offers a spacious air conditioned gym, a beautiful class studio overlooking the ocean, a cosy tastefully appointed day spa and an upscale organic boutique featuring domestic products. This is the place to ease away tension with a relaxing massage, to erase and repair the effects of aging or sun damaged skin or to spend an entire day enjoying a luxury day retreat package.
 

The two hour Pura Aventura canopy tour is a chance for visitors to glide through the pristine forest land of the adventure destination Hacienda La Norma in the Guanacaste region. The canopy tour includes 11 cables, a swinging bridge and a rappel. As zipping through the tree tops enjoy views of the Pacific Ocean and the natural landscape of the Hacienda La Norma Ranch. The canopy tour extends over 2 kms with the longest cable being 560 mts. The tour also offers participants a chance to witness a variety of animals that inhabit the forest including monkeys, birds, deer and puma.