Costa Rica Rain Forest Boutique Villa | Booking Availability Updated
Apr 5, 2023
‘Light of Dawn’ Guest House Vacations and Honeymoons in Costa Rica is now taking bookings for their Cloud Forest Villa for the Summer Vacation Season.
QUEPOS, Costa Rica - April 5, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Say hello to the summer now and make a reservation at this luxury villa in the middle of a Rainforest. Light of Dawn is proud to be a premier accommodation destination in temperate Costa Rica, which enjoys warm and sunny average temperatures of 80, 79, and 78F in May, June July, and August respectively.
More details can be found at http://www.costaricavacationslightofdawn.com
The update to their summer bookings schedule coincides with the latest figures on arrivals to Costa Rica by International travelers. Long the biggest source of inbound visitors to Costa Rica, US arrivals increased significantly after Covid to almost 267,000 last year, nearing closer to 2019’s peak of almost 335,000 annual visitors.
Known for its untouched rainforests, pristine beaches, rare wildlife, year-round summer weather, and friendly locals, Costa Rica is the perfect destination for those travelers who are looking to extend their summer and keep winter at bay a little longer.
Located in the country’s famous cloud forest in the mountains next to the Manuel Antonio State Park and the touristy township of Quepos, Light of Dawn offers a balance of peaceful, remote wilderness and easy access to popular activities.
Travelers who decide to stay at Light of Dawn will enjoy the ultimate privacy of being the only guests on the property’s 225 acres of lush, verdant land. Within the property's boundaries are several waterfall pools, streams, and ancient cloud forests. More information can be accessed at https://www.facebook.com/costaricavacationslightofdawn
The property’s location also affords guests easy access to the famous mangroves, lagoons, sandy beaches, and untouched forests of Manuel Antonio, where they can get close to howler, white-faced, and squirrel monkeys, as well as other exotic animals like iguanas.
The villa itself will impress guests with its thoughtful and comfortable touches, and guests who are looking for the ultimate luxury experience can select the property’s all-inclusive package. This comes complete with a chauffeur, private chef, personal tour guide, and included adventure activities.
‘Light of Dawn’ Guest House Vacations and Honeymoons in Costa Rica has been welcoming guests and creating a sustainable environmental paradise for the last 20 years.
A spokesperson for the luxury villa said, “Our pristine virgin rainforest, mountain views, luscious waterfalls, and perfectly appointed accommodations will inspire and delight you. Relax and let your cares float away, as you enjoy the tranquility of nature, iridescent flowers, plentiful butterflies, and total privacy on our 225 acres.”
More information is available at https://www.vrbo.com/270276
Contact Info:
Name: Edgar Chacon
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Organization: "Light Of Dawn" Guest House Vacations and Honeymoons In Costa Rica
Address: QUEPOS, QUEPOS, Costa Rica
Phone: +506-8981-9288
Website: https://www.costaricavacationslightofdawn.com/
Source: PressCable
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