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This unique Costa Rican Ecolodge is sensitively designed with the environment and constructed from naturally fallen trees, recycled materials, and harnesses the natural energy from the sun to provide electricity. Dramatic views of the mountains surrounding the Pacific Coast Gulf welcome you to the lodge as you approach by boat. Once you arrive at the lodge, lose yourself in the tropical paradise that surrounds you and let the adventure begin. For more info please go to: www.ecotourismtravelguides.com

Owned and operated by the founder of “Rain Forest of the Austrians,” Esquinas has raised over 2.5 million dollars on behalf of the Piedras Blancas National Park. These monies have been used to purchase over fifteen square miles of land. Much of the land they purchased had exploitation permits for logging and has now been donated to the Costa Rican government and is now part of the Piedras Blancas National Park. Surrounded by miles of uncrowded trails, Esquinas has a lot to offer today’s nature traveler. www.ecotourismtravelguides.com

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Have you ever visited a place so enchanting, so fascinating, so alive, that no matter where you go in your life, or what you do from that point on, the memory of that particular journey and its adventures remain incredibly fixed in your mind? If not, then Luna Lodge may be just what you need. Located at the literal end of the road on Southern Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, Luna Lodge is a haven for nature seekers. Guests stay in one of eight comfortable, spacious bungalows. For more info please go to: www.ecotourismtravelguides.com

Located at the end of the road in the isolated Southwest coast of Costa Rica, Tiskita is as remote as one can get. Tiskita Jungle Lodge offers guests the opportunity to experience pristine tropical rainforest and uncrowded beaches on its 800 acre biological preserve. There are 125 different species of tropical fruit on the property and guests are welcome to enjoy as much of it as they wish. There is abundant wildlife and an extensive trail system. For more info please go to: www.ecotourismtravelguides.com