Signature Aviation Spring 2025

EXPLORE COSTARICA

GUIDETO COSTARICA

Peninsula. This term coined by author and journalist Dan Buettner refers to regions in the world where people live much longer and healthier lives than the average person. Costa Rica is a sanctuary for those seeking rejuvenation, adventure or luxury, and no matter what draws you to this wondrous tropical country, you can be assured of a one-of-a-kind experience that embodies a life well-lived. Spend time resort-hopping throughout the country to experience each crevice of the land and get the most out of your trip, from the coastal beaches to the volcanoes, rain forests, national parks and surf breaks.

and the country has four Unesco World Heritage Sites. Its varied landscapes encompass pink-, black- and white-sand beaches; rugged mountain ranges; active and waterfalls. Nature is woven deeply into the fabric of Costa Rican life, epitomized by the ubiquitous phrase puravida , meaning ‘pure life.’ More than a simple greeting or farewell, pura vida re fl ects the country’s relaxed, optimistic spirit and a celebration of life’s simplest pleasures. Costa Rica is also home to one of the world’s fi ve Blue Zones, the Nicoya extinct volcanoes; serene rivers; sparkling lakes; and cascading

There are few countries on Earth that prioritize environmental stewardship and protect biodiversity and cultural heritage while o ff ering fabulous eco-conscious accommodations that allow global travelers to share in the beauty. Costa Rica, however, is a rare gem that embodies this delicate balance. The Central American country may be revered as one of the most renowned sur fi ng and laid-back beach destinations, but it’s also one of the most biodiverse places on the planet, with more than a half-million species of fl ora and fauna. Nearly 28% of its land is safeguarded through an extensive network of national parks and reserves,

By Emma Reynolds

This image Arenal Volcano