This exclusive international resident community is less a tourist town than it is a global gathering place. Amidst the abundant flora and fauna, you’ll hear a multitude of languages. Foodies will rejoice with the myriad of world cuisines represented here both in restaurants, stores, and markets in town. Known as the culinary capital of Costa Rica, one can start the day in a French bakery, eat curry for lunch, and enjoy a delicious Thai feast for dinner. Your estate is minutes away from some of the most stunning beaches in Costa Rica. The closest, Playa Tortuga, is named after the sea turtles that come each year to lay their eggs from July to December. Grab a picnic and go whale watching at Marino Ballena National Park. See one of the largest Central American mangrove systems at Terraba Sierpe. Immerse yourself in the cloud forest of Los Quetzales National Park. As you embrace a more languid pace, catch a glimpse of slow-moving sloths in and around Ojochal and by exploring Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio.