Natural Reserve with Eco-Tourism Hotel of 385 Hectares

The human species depends on the balance of ecosystems to survive. Costa Rica is an important part of the mechanism that guarantees ecological protection. We are a small country of 51,000 square kilometers, home to more than 500,000 species, with 26% of its territory protected and concentrating 6% of the world's biodiversity; with 900 species of birds, more than 35,000 species of insects, 240 species of mammals and 1,600 species of orchids, 20% of which are endemic. Our natural wealth is due to our geographic position, between the Caribbean Sea/Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, a bridge between North and South America that serves as a gateway to a large number of species. For decades, both the Government of Costa Rica and individuals and private entities have firmly embraced conservation as a pillar of sustainable development, through the purchase of forests to ensure their protection, as a commitment to youth and future generations. 35 years ago, a family decided to found the successful conservation project, which began with three pillars: Conservation, Research and Education. It is a lush jungle paradise of magnificent rainforests/cloud forests, on the Continental Divide of Costa Rica, at an altitude between 1,500 meters (4,921 feet) and 2,000 meters (6,562 feet) above sea level, forming a Biological Corridor between Volcán Poás National Park and Juan Castro Blanco National Aquatic Park. It is only 1 hour and 30 minutes from the capital, San José; 1 hour and 15 minutes from Juan Santamaría International Airport, with close access to renowned tourist attractions and natural beauties formed by impressive waterfalls. It has an area of 385 hectares (952 acres), a very favorable habitat where families of bird and mammal species multiply in lush biodiversity. Our Reserve has different water sources, rivers and waterfalls; with…