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New Lodging Offered Outside Corcovado Park

BRINGING luxury to the wilderness,the Villa Corcovado hotel opened itsdoors last month on the Osa Peninsula.The hotel’s owners are attempting toattract travelers lured to the area by thestunning natural beauty of nearbyCorcovado National Park, who are seekinga touch of class.Recognizing they cannot competewith what nature has to offer, the newhotel’s owners said they want to add tovisitors’ experience with fresh cuisine,incredible views of the Golfo Dulce andluxurious private villas.Located in one of the most remoteareas of Costa Rica, macaws, monkeys,sloths and anteaters can be found in thejungles of the hotel’s 70-acre grounds.And while Villa Corcovado has its ownhiking paths, it also offers trips to thenearby national park.Bird watching, kayaking, snorkeling,horseback riding and sunbathing on secludedbeaches are also offered. For more infoabout Villa Corcovado call 817-6969 or visitwww.villacorcovado.com

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