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hotel
Finca Bellavista
Piedras Blancas, Costa Rica
Situated in the South Pacific coastal region of Costa Rica
between a bird migration corridor and the Talamanca Mountains is
one of the most sustainable communities in the world. After
husband-and-wife duo Matt and Erica Hogan saved the 62-acre site
from being sold as a timber harvest site, they began to build a
neighbourhood of whimsical tree houses connected by zip lines and
Indiana-Jones-style suspension bridges. Forty tree houses now sit
in the upper layer of the jungle canopy among exotic flora and
fauna; the Taj Mahal of tree houses is the 90ft El Castillo
Mastate. A web of hanging bridges connect the living quarters,
bedrooms lead out onto wrap-around balconies and an outdoor shower
benefits from a live soundtrack of chattering toucans. While it
does contain all the expected creature comforts, Finca Bellavista is better
suited to outdoorsy types who aren’t going to mind coming
face-to-face with creepy crawlies as opposed to the concierge.
Address
Tres Kilometros al Este de la Escuela de La Florida,
60505 Piedras Blancas,
Costa Rica
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