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Arenal, Costa Rica |
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B6
Hotel at entrance to beautiful national park - $550,000 |
This
3-year-old lodge with 6 guest rooms on 7.4 acres is a wonderful
place for the increasing flow of tourists who want to experience
the special features of Rincon de la Vieja National Park, named
after the volcano which supplies most of the unusual - and usual
- activies there. The volcano is still active on its flanks,
where one can observe steamy fumaroles and a mini-volcano, hot
springs, and bubbling thermal mud holes. In addition, there
are cool streams and waterfalls so visitors have their choice
of hot or cool waters or both. |
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The
lodge, with 6 guest rooms, a restaurant, and spacious grounds
is located just before the entrance to the national park and
is reached by a half-hour drive from the Interamerican Highway
just north of Liberia in the northwest province of Guanacaste.
Thus, it's less than an hour from the international airport
at Liberia. Activities include hiking, wildlife watching, horseback
riding, mountain biking, swimming in cool waters, and bathing
in hot springs and mud baths. Nearby activities include a canopy
tour, rafting, and river tubing. |
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Trails
of various lengths, including a long trail to the dormant top
of the volcano, provide a variety of hiking experiences. Birds
and other wildlife abound in the lowlands and forested slopes
of the volcano. In fact, Rincon de la Vieja (Place of the Old
Woman) is notable for its especially rich variety of wldlife.
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One
of the national park hot pools. |
The
park trails reach this mini-volcano. |
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The
Tabasco Room, one of the six colorful rooms, each with
private bath.. |
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One
of the park streams |
The
entrance drive to the lodge. |
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TelUS Phone:(318) 239-9990 Costa Rica Phone: +506-2694-5000 |
"Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out." - John Wooden, UCLA |
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