Costa Rica Boutique Rainforest Eco-Resort For All-Inclusive Honeymoons Updated
Feb 9, 2022
Light of Dawn, a boutique eco-resort in the lush rainforest of Costa Rica, has updated its packages for vacation and romantic honeymoon getaways.
Esquipulas, Costa Rica - February 9, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The updated packages offered by this tropical boutique resort offer all-inclusive getaways for honeymoons or family vacations, including transport to and from the airport, private gourmet chefs, and local excursions.
More information is available at https://costaricavacationslightofdawn.com
Travelers who want to escape either the pandemic or just their normal everyday routine will be interested in the luxurious rainforest and mountain accommodations offered in this resort’s updated packages. Sanitizing and safety protocols have been put in place to ensure guests can enjoy everything the resort offers without having to think about the pandemic.
Guests can choose from two properties in the lush Costa Rican natural beauty. The Cozy House sits at the top of a mountain and gives guests panoramic views of surrounding mountains and natural beauty. The Villa offers spacious accommodations with bright, airy rooms.
Learn more at Light of Dawn’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/costaricavacationslightofdawn
Light of Dawn tailors each guest’s visit in line with their preferences. Guests can participate in relaxing activities in the lush tropical rainforest, swimming in waterfall pools, and walking in the forest under the tall canopy of trees. A knowledgeable guide explains the plants, trees, and animals the visitor may have never seen before.
Those who prefer more excitement have options for adventurous activities, like horseback riding, zip-lining, hang gliding, river rafting, and more.
Light of Dawn focuses on making the surrounding natural beauty available to its guests and is committed to preserving that very beauty while giving visitors unique experiences in accordance with health and safety guidelines. Through the 20 years that owners Deborah and Peter have been welcoming guests, they have planted trees and flowers and taken every precaution to be eco-friendly to the land.
A satisfied guest wrote, “This is the place dreams are made of. If you are looking to be immersed in the natural beauty of Costa Rica, look no further. You’ll wake up under the tree canopy of the rain forest, and watch the parrots, toucans, butterflies, and hummingbirds as you sip your coffee. Peter and Deborah are incredibly kind and also top-rate conservationists.”
Interested parties can get more details and read reviews at https://www.vrbo.com/270276
Contact Info:
Name: Edgar Chacon
Email: Send Email
Organization: "Light Of Dawn" Guest House Vacations and Honeymoons In Costa Rica
Address: 2km NorestePlaza Esquipulas, Esquipulas, Esquipulas 983 20706, Costa Rica
Phone: +506-8981-9288
Website: https://www.costaricavacationslightofdawn.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89062783
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