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Winter escapes offer unique experiences in Costa Rica and Trinidad
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Travellers seeking a warm winter escape can explore unique experiences in Costa Rica and Trinidad, as highlighted by recent offerings from Hadco Experiences and several Costa Rican hotels. Hadco Experiences, Trinidad and Tobago’s leading Destination Management Company, is renowned for its eco-conscious tourism. It offers turtle watching tours at Mt. Plaisir Estate Hotel, where leatherback turtles nest from March to August, providing a rare opportunity to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
In Costa Rica, Rio Perdido, an eco-luxury boutique hotel in Guanacaste Province, offers new West Bungalows nestled in a tropical dry forest. These accommodations provide a serene retreat for wellness seekers and adventure travellers, with proximity to the stunning Rio Blanco Canyon.
Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa introduces a Balneotherapy Concierge programme and a new hiking trail through its 900-acre reserve. Guests can enjoy the largest thermal experience in Costa Rica, with 18 naturally flowing pools, and explore the rainforest at the base of the Arenal volcano with a naturalist guide.
Nantipa, located on Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast, offers the Blue Wellness programme, integrating the concepts of Blue Areas and Blue Mind. This initiative promotes longevity and health through daily practices and the therapeutic effects of water, allowing guests to engage in personalised wellness journeys.
These destinations provide diverse experiences, from eco-tourism to wellness retreats, catering to travellers looking for warmth and adventure this winter
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