Ecotourism: the Costa Rican village in unspoilt jungle

Where committed people, tired of city life and office routine? Of course in the village. That is why eco-tourism is gaining more and more popularity today. One of the amazing places for tourism is the village Finca Bellavista in the virgin forests of Costa Rica on the Pacific coast. Complete relaxation, clean air and the complete absence of creature comforts – all that can only dream of the modern man.





Was going to spend a vacation in the countryside? Then why a place of rest don't select a village Finca Bellavista in the virgin tropical forests of Costa Rica on the Pacific coast. It is ideal for those who want to retire in the middle of nowhere and feel like a discoverer, Explorer or Robinson Crusoe.





Village Finca Bellavista is situated in untouched part of Costa Rica far from the hustle and bustle of the outside world. The nearest town is 1.5 miles. There is only a school, a Church, a soccer field, a small bus station and only a few houses. Thus, Finca Bellavista is truly an ideal place to hide from the bustle of the city.





Finca Bellavista in addition to individual guest houses of the village is a large complex with a dining hall, sauna, BBQ area and spacious living room. It is worth noting that the living room has the ability to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi, so you can go to Facebook and check how things are with friends or read the latest news, being in the woods. And in Finca Bellavista is a comfortable veranda, which offers stunning views of the ocean.





The creators of this eco-village Erica and Matt Hogan decided not only to separate at the time of release of citizens from big cities, but also to bring them closer to nature. So the houses in Finca Bellavista is situated among the trees. "Everything that we have built in the Finca Bellavista was created for the comfort and safety of our guests," say Erica and Matt Hogan.

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