Group Rate
SENTIENT EXPERIENTIALS
A vacation with a purpose
where the Rainforest kisses the Ocean!
at GUARIA de OSA
a Rainforest Ocean Wilderness Discovery Centre &
Ethnobotanical Gardens on the
OSA PENINSULA of COSTA RICA!
Endorsements
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Why
Come to Guaria de Osa? |
To gather in the heart of the Osa Peninsula also
known as “The Little Amazon by the Ocean” endorsed
by National Geographic as “the most biological
intense place on Earth!”
Guaria de Osa invites the global community of
teachers, facilitators, and group leaders to hold body-movement
retreats, creative workshops, teacher trainings, seminars and
conferences on themes pertinent to wellness and sustainable-living
in harmony with Nature, promoting social, cultural, and environmental
responsibility; communication, skill-building,
and ecological identity.
Guaria de Osa is designed to be a learning wilderness
discovery centre thanks to its proximity to mega-diverse tropical
rainforests, ocean and beach environments.
Guaria de Osa's facilities are ideal for
Integral Health and Holistic Science Practitioners, Concerned
Citizens, Innovative Thinkers, Teachers, Facilitators, and Organizers.
We invite you to bring
your workshop/retreat to Guaria de Osa.
In return, we reciprocate with all the amenities our group
rate includes
for 1 to 2 teachers during your reserved dates. |
Our facilities are splendid for Yoga, Pilates,
NIA, Tai Chi, Qi Gong,
Capoeira, Music, Dance, Hula Hoop!
Our campus is designed for Ethnobotanical, Permaculture,
and Herbal Studies.
The immediate environment is superb for
bird-watching, canoeing, hiking, kayaking, ocean & river swimming,
star-gazing;
scuba diving & surfing;
scientific & cultural explorers;
biologists, botanists, ecologists, herpetologists;
artists, wildlife photographers, and writers.
We welcome
scholastic fieldtrips; meetings and conferences;
reunions; exhausted activists;
and all travelers who adore Nature!
If we've left anyone out, please let us
know.
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Save the Rainforest with one vacation
at a time at Guaria de Osa
because your fees, in part, support our non-profit
Council for Cultural and Biological Diversity
(aka: Grupo Osanimi / The Osa Foundation)
Biodiversity Conservation and Cultural Heritage Projects
in the Andes and Amazon of Ecuador
and our Marine Turtle Rescue on the Osa Peninsula,
also known as the “Little Amazon” of Costa Rica!
Come to Guaria de Osa
because it is a venue dedicated to sanity and sustainability;
receive an experiential Nature education at your fingertips;
while relishing in rest and relaxation.
Your presence at Guaria contributes vitally
to the success of our biodiversity projects and our centre.
We thank you in advance for your company. |
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For more information and photos please go to:
http://www.guariadeosa.com/retreat_centre/ret_original.html
 Guaria
de Osa's touchstone feat of architecture is the Lapa Lapa
Lodge - named after the Macaws that visit Guaria daily. The lodge
is a three-storied 36-foot high structure - 35 x 50 feet
(10 x 15 meters) with over 3700 square feet of floor space overlooking
the gardens.
The first floor is set up on a raised rock wall running the 50-foot
span of the house. It has a 13-foot (4 meters) high ceiling suspended
by majestic Manu pillars. Its tiled floor is trimmed with ornamental
patterns and delicately made tiled mosaics. Hammocks and comfortable
rattan furniture offer an ideal place for coming together, where
people and nature harmoniously join.
The second floor welcomes you into an expansive space with a
16foot (4.85 meter) high ceiling and long overhanging roof eaves.
Its hardwood floor provides comfort to bare feet. The fanned rafters
above give way to rising “cloud burst” roof eaves
that encourage a free-flowing feeling with a sense of no beginning
or end. With 1200 square feet of floor space this floor is ideal
for movement arts and the acoustics are so fine for music!
Its observatory/meditation cupola on the third floor is 300 square
feet and offers a panoramic view of the sparkling Pacific Ocean,
Rainforest clothed ridges, and boasting sunsets!
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On the East and South side of the Lapa Lapa Lodge Guaria's
campus has about 5000 square feet of lawn space planted with short
and soft green grass - comfortable to bare feet. The lawns,
surrounded by gardens, are ideal for movement work, such as Yoga
and Tai Chi - and safe for children to play.
 The
Ethnobotanical and Permaculture Gardens at Guaria de Osa intertwine
with the surrounding abundant native vegetation. Aromatic Ylang
Ylang trees, frequently visited by Toucans who love their fruits,
fill the clean tropical air with fragrance. The gardens have been
planted with a myriad of ancestral cultigens and ethnobotanical
treasures from South and Central America. Fragrant plants, ornamental
shrubs and trees, grafted citrus and avocados, and numerous orchids
all provide a serene and breathtaking environment. The gardens
are always in full swing boasting all kinds of flowers. The intention
of creating a sustainable land use practice at Guaria is in deep,
loving respect with Nature … with lots of hammocks everywhere
to bask in the glow.
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Guaria de Osa is nestled in a Nature Sanctuary rooted by marine
and rainforest ecosystems with plenty of trail hikes, beach and
ocean to explore and enjoy. The 5acre campus, surrounded by big
rainforest trees, is only a 3 min. stroll to the Pacific Beach
- unless you stop to smell the flowers and/or greet the
birds. Guaria de Osa borders Marenco Biological Reserve and our
other neighbor is none other than Costa Rica's Crown Jewel
of National Park Systems - Corcovado National Park -
just a 15 min. boat ride away to the park's boundary or
a 2 hour hike (about 3 miles).
Embedded in the “Little Amazon by the Ocean” of the
Osa Peninsula, where towering stands of primary Rainforest kiss
the sparkling Pacific Ocean, you'll find that Guaria de
Osa's cosmic dimensions and its relationship with Nature
as Teacher can crystallize your experience.
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Guaria is pronounced: Gua-ri-ya (accent on the first
syllable). Because the founder and steward of Guaria de Osa, Jonathon
S. Miller-Weisberger, is an ethnobotanist, he chose to name the
centre after the national flower of Costa Rica, a magenta colored
Orchid and because the centre is located on the Osa Peninsula
- hence the name: Guaria de Osa.
Our web sites are:
GuariadeOsa.com •
rainforestocean.com
OrchidoftheRainforest.com
• rainforestconservationprojects.org
Guaria de Osa is a rainforest ocean wilderness discovery
centre embedded in a tropical Rainforest where the beach is our
'front yard' - big trees in our 'back yard' -
with aromatic Ylang Ylangs Trees enveloping the campus. Guaria
de Osa's keystone is shaped by the natural principles of interdependence,
diversity, kinship, community, cooperation, mystery and reciprocity
- lessons we, the staff, learn from plants as teacher and
from the wisdom of the natural world - in concert (at the very
least) with the scarlet macaws, howler and capuchin monkeys; exquisite
medicinal plants; the soft sounds of warm ocean waves gurgling
in the background; while at night, the crickets, frogs, and cicadas
collaborate in singsong!
We arrange all your Costa Rican domestic reservations
and transfers to facilitate your arrival effortlessly. At Guaria
de Osa you will find comfort and contentment in a teaching/learning
wilderness discovery centre you will want to keep returning to.
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For 15 or more paying participants
For 8 days / 7 nights
Our Group Rate per person is reasonably
priced with plenty of 'wiggle-room' to add whatever fee you deem
marketable to your community, whatever you need to cover your
honorarium, expenses and the organization of your workshop retreat.
Please take a look at our Calendar
of Events on our web site to see how other teachers
have priced their event.
SUMMER SEASON
NOVEMBER 20th - MAY 31st of every year
- Lodging: $900/adult - $550/child ages 2 to 11
- Free: for children less than 2 years when sleeping with parent(s)
- Deposit to reserve your dates during this season: $900
- For one or two extra nights before or after your event: please add $95/night/person plus $40 one way for non-group transfer fee
GREEN SEASON
JUNE 1st - NOVEMBER 19th of every year
- Please email to inquire about our green season rate.
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Total capacity at Guaria: 28 guests
for 15 or more paying participants
1) We offer exclusivity during your reserved dates.
This means no other group retreat will be reserved during your
dates. However, from time to time, we may have a few independent
travelers at Guaria during your visit.
2) We offer 2 teachers/group leaders gratis a week
(8 days / 7 nights) at Guaria de Osa - valued at $900/person.
This includes lodging and meals; Osa Peninsula round trip transfers, experiential journeys and adventures,
services and amenities as listed in the itinerary below.
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Responsibilities
for Teachers/Group Leaders |
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Teachers and Group Leaders are primarily responsible
for the enrollment of their program at Guaria de Osa -
even though we collaborate in many ways.
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Please provide us with an attractive flyer with
graphics. We will post your event on our Calendar of Events
at www.guariadeosa.com
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We publish your program via internet broadcasting
your event to our priceless mailing list (which belongs only
to Guaria de Osa).  As
a result you may get participants from around the world that
may be very interested in attending. Please let us know if your
event is private or open to the public.
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We supply you with a list of sites for marketing
your event.
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Important: Our effort to network
your event does not substitute your marketing skills to register
participants/students for your program at Guaria de Osa. This
is your responsibility. We simply hope to supplement your enrollment
in synergy towards a win/win/win/win all the way around!
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Reservations
& Transfers in Costa Rica |
We make the following round-trip domestic reservations
to get you to Guaria de Osa effortlessly!
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Domestic flight to and from the Osa Peninsula
To pay domestic airlines before departure - once you receive
confirmation from Guaria de Osa.
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Taxi transfers between airports in San Jose:
Juan Santamaria International & Tobias Bolaños Domestic
Airport - and to hotel (if applicable)
If you need taxi service to get to other places, feel free to
use ours. Please pay driver directly.
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Hotel in San Jose: Cozy, affordable, and conveniently
located within the cultural attractions of the capital city.
Breakfast is included. Please pay hotel directly.
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Osa Peninsula Transfers: includes 2 land rides
and 2 boat rides
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Group
Rate Includes the Following Amenities |
- A road-less location, far away from city lights, pollution,
stores, shopping and everything modernity offers!
- Off the grid with solar energy!
- Right off the beach surrounded by big Rainforest trees!
- An extraordinary garden full of fruit trees and gorgeous flowers
and healing plants nurtured by a gifted ethnobotanist, Jonathon
S. Miller-Weisberger, founder and steward of Guaria de Osa!
- Exquisite, unique architecture built from reclaimed hardwoods!
- 8 days/7 nights stay at Guaria de Osa
- Three Osa Peninsula transfers include 2 ocean trips (boat rides)
and 1 road trip (taxi)
- Microbus and boat: Drake Bay to Playa San Josecito Beach Landing
- Boat at Playa San Josecito to the river town of Sierpe
- Porter Service: Please pack what you can carry although we
do provide porter service by using our boat, staff and/or horses.
- 6 Guided Experiential Adventures to introduce some of the highlights
of the Osa Peninsula. These will be interwoven at your convenience
into your program. Group Leader(s) and Guaria's administrator
will work together to plan these adventures so as not to interfere
with your activities.
- Delicious, wholesome, gourmet meals served daily with vegetarian
options.
- All day self-service herbal tea/coffee/hot chocolate bar; including
Guayusa Tea (a caffeinated longevity tea from the Ecuadorian Amazon)
- 16.4% Costa Rica Tourist Tax
- Filtered water in the dining room and kitchen; and for all
other uses at Guaria, there is spring water that gushes pure water
- naturally filtered straight from the rocks
- Live Tico traditional Marimba Concerts by Guaria's staff
- Off the grid with Solar Energy - Lights-Out at 10 pm.
- Please bring a headlamp and/or flashlight to continue reading
and writing and nighttime walking on the campus (unless you wish
to let the moon and stars light your path)
- Bring extra batteries or rechargeable batteries
- Please take your dead batteries back home to be recycled
- Solar energy power is 110 volts.
- Clean towels: we suggest you bring a sarong to lie on the beach
because the sand particles stick to the threads of a towel. On
the other hand, the sand particles on a sarong slip off effortlessly
when you wave the sarong a few times into the wind; i.e. a sarong
is more reusable on the beach than a towel.
- Clean linen on orthopedic mattresses with mosquito netting
and ceiling fans
- Yoga Retreats: Although we have 25 blankets that can be used
for yoga practice,
Yoga students must bring their own mats, belts, blocks, and any
other personal yoga gear.
- Lapa Lapa Lodge: all 3 floors are available 24 hours - the
first floor is ideal for reading, writing, meetings, hammock siestas,
body movement work; the second floor is the main body movement
space (i.e. the yoga room); the third floor cupola is splendid
for meditation, contemplation, massage; and to witness and experience
the rainforest canopy and the Pacific Ocean with its boasting
sunsets!
- The Lawns: On the East and South side of the Lapa Lapa Lodge
there is over 3000 square feet of lawn space planted with a wonderful
short and soft green grass. These areas, surrounded by gardens,
are ideal for Yoga and Tai Chi as well as camping - and
safe for children to play.
- A friendly, safe and sound place for children: under 11 receive
a 50% discount; under two years free when sleeping with parent(s).
- Just a short walk away to lovely calm snorkeling beaches -
the only one along this coastline. In addition, one can horse
back, hike to a waterfall, explore a bat cave, and experience
other highlights of the Osa Peninsula with our gifted guides that
see the visible and the invisible.
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 Through
the natural world of Guaria's Garden,
in the Rainforest,
on the Beach and Ocean,
under a Blue Tropical Sky.
1) Rio Claro (Clear River) - a beach and forest
hike to a rainforest jade-green river with fresh water where you
can canoe and swim and bathe in its waterfalls!
On the way to Rio Claro we walk on the beach and through the
forest to San Josecito Beach Landing -
about 15 min. stroll north of Guaria de Osa. This beach-shore
landing is probably as spectacular as the most paradisiacal atmosphere
of the South Pacific Islands - a perfect swimming spot with
an amazing little coral cove for safe snorkeling. At San Josecito
we can visit a beautiful garden, rent a kayak, swim, and/or relax
by the ocean side.
Continuing north for another 15min. - an uphill and downhill
hike - we come to Rio Claro, where the forest
kisses the sea! Where this jungle river with crystal-clear pools
has a beautiful forest and waterfall! Río Claro is a fresh
water, jade-green river - idyllic for river canoeing.
On the Pacific side of the bank at Rîo Claro is a world-class
surf spot, boasting powerful right and left waves, and revealing,
at times, perfect surf tubes!
Río Claro also lends to swimming, snorkeling, boogie-boarding,
kayaking, and of course, forest hikes and bird watching all along
the way.
At Río Claro there are coves for the more adventuresome
snorkelers where one can commonly see lobsters, blue jacks, red
snapper, blue sea stars, moray eels, manta rays, and other tropical
fish.
Includes: picnic lunch and guide(s)
Duration: About half a day or a full day's day trip.
2) St. Joseph's Ridge Trail is a 'path
not taken' leading to an epic panoramic vista of the Pacific!
This is a Rainforest, Wildlife, Observation and Scenic Lookout
Trek - a half-day's rainforest hike looping up a steep ridge
up behind Guaria de Osa. In part, this can be a vigorous walk.
Then the path levels off leading through towering Rainforest with
epic panoramic vistas of San Josecito Beach, the Pacific Ocean
and its majestic expanse in the company of outcroppings like Campanario
Biological Reserve and Caño Island Oceanic Reserve is a
wondrous sight.
Wildlife is often seen such as monkeys, toucans, coatis, guans,
and white hawks and a myriad of birds and richly colored plant
life within a superb forest! Howler monkeys, spider monkeys and/or
white-faced capuchin monkeys oftentimes show up to greet you along
your way! This path winds through primary forest leading to huge
trees and a most majestic ancient Nazareno Purple Heart Tree.
Includes: trail snacks & guide(s). We leave
Guaria at 8 am after breakfast; return by 2 pm for a late lunch
3) Please choose:
4) An interpretative Plant Walk and Talk on
through our Ethnobotanical Gardens - illuminating the use, application,
and mythology of the plants.
5) An evening presentation on “Ethnobotany,
Cultural and Biological Diversity.” Learn about Rainforest
Conservation and Cultural Heritage Renewal projects in places
most people have forgotten about.
6) Our Preferred Scenic Departure Route: please
read below for a description.
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Our
Preferred Scenic Entry Route: Day 1 |
We make the following reservations for you and
yours.
From San Jose: Fly into Drake Bay Airstrip to
experience a spectacular vista of the Rainforest Canopy of the
Osa Peninsula.
At Drake Bay Airstrip, a minivan driver will transfer you to
Drake Bay Beach - about a 15 min. land trip through the jungle.
At Drake Bay Beach, a boat captain will transfer
you to San Josecito Beach Landing - about a 20
min. boat ride along the Pacific Coast.
At San Josecito there's another 20 min. walk south to Guaria
de Osa - with the Pacific to your right and the Rainforest
to your left. It might take a tad longer if you stop to greet
the macaws, toucans, howler monkeys and/or gaze at flying fish,
maybe dolphins and whales.
Although we do provide porter service by using our boat, staff
and/or horses - if possible - pack what you can carry.
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Our Preferred Scenic
Departure Route: Last Day |
An ocean and riverboat journey through the mouth of the Sierpe
River via the Terraba Sierpe Mangrove Estuary to witness the largest
and most intact mangrove reserve in tropical America!
After an early morning breakfast, everyone will walk the beach
to meet the boat at Playa San Josecito about 6:30 am.
Your departure journey from San Josecito Beach
to the river town of Sierpe is a 4 miles (about
1 hour) amazingly impressive and unforgettable water journey on
the magnificent Pacific Ocean where, most times, you can see whales,
dolphins, a variety of birds, enveloped in an unforgettable tropical
ocean breeze.
Then the Pacific flows into the dramatic mouth between the Pacific
and the Sierpe River, continuing on the river for 21 miles (or
45 min.)
Rio Sierpe - meaning 'serpent' - curves by
a panoramic vista of 54,000 acres of Sierpe-Terraba Mangrove
Reserve home of the largest, most intact mangrove reserve
in tropical America!
Beautiful floating water hyacinth plants are seen just before
arriving at the river town of Sierpe. At the Sierpe docks, a cab
will drive you to Palmar Sur (about 45 min. land
trip) to meet your domestic flight or to Palmar Norte
to the bus terminal, or wherever you wish to go next. Ask your
taxi driver to talk about the history, geography, etc. of the
area. S/he will be pleased to share the knowledge with you.
Important:
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The Sierpe / Palmar taxi transfer is not included
in the group rate. Please pay driver directly. Thank you.
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Because of the transfer time it takes to get
from the Osa Peninsula into San José - if you plan to
leave the country on Day 8 of your event - please make sure
your international departure is scheduled to leave after 3 pm.
on Day 8 of your event.
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Group Rate Does Not Include |
- Any San Jose expenses
- Costa Rican domestic air flight nor land transportation to
and from Guaria de Osa
- Taxi service provided from the river town of Sierpe to Palmar
Sur airport or Palmar Norte bus station - or wherever you wish
to go; please pay driver directly for his/her services
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Extra
Fees at Guaria de Osa |
Fees are subject to change.
- Childcare fees: $5/hour/child
- Extra Nights for Teachers - If you've enrolled
15 or more participants, children and spouses pay a reduced fee
of $25/night for food and lodging plus extra transfer fee plus
4 hours of SEVA - selfless volunteer service.
- Extra Nights for Participants - before and/or after the event
at $95/night/person (a discount from the non-group nightly fee
of $90/person/night) plus extra transfer fee.
- Extra Transfers for Extra Nights: In addition to the extra
nightly fee for food and lodging, there is an extra fee for a
boat transfer - including children who take a seat on the boat.
1 person - US$50; 2-4 persons - US$35/person; 5 or
more is included in group rate.
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 Gratuity:
Guaria de Osa is ready to lend a hand 24 hrs/day, 7 days/week,
12 months/year with quality attention. Guaria requests that Group
Leaders notify their participants that $10/night/person (for adults
and children) in gratuity for service rendered is gratefully received.
One way to facilitate this may be for the group leader to collect
the tips and give it to Guaria's administrator who, in turn,
will distribute to staff both 'on stage' and those
'behind the curtain.' Note: As is
culturally expected globally - the practice of gratuity
throughout Costa Rica is also a good thing to do.
- Internet Phone: $3/minute
- Internet Service: $5 up to one hour; every additional hour
is another $5.
- Scuba Diving: we can arrange your diving experience at Caño
Island with a local professional outfitter. Divers must bring
your diving certificate!
- Snorkeling gear: please bring your own mask, snorkel, fins
- Special dietary requests (if we can provide): $70/week/person.
A vegetarian diet is not considered a 'special diet'
at Guaria de Osa.
- Surf Boards: we prefer you bring your own boards although we
have 5 surfboards & 2 boogie boards for rent
- Wash & Dried by the Sun: 25 cents / small piece (like underwear);
50 cents/big items (like pants, shorts, t-shirts, beach towels)
In
addition: as posted in the links below, we offer several
all day excursions you may be inspired to add into your itinerary.
Guaria's staff can also provide healing modalities. Additionally,
we have Indigenous arts & crafts; paintings by Pablo Amaringo,
and those of his students from Usko Ayar School of Amazonian Painting
in Pucallpa, Peru; and, at times, designed and hand made by friends,
silver jewelry embedded with gems; and ceramic hand crafted birds
of the Osa Peninsula. Please refer to the following links:
What
We Offer
Additional
Experiences and Adventures
Tropical
Nature Activities
Wellness
Modalities
Cultural
Experiences
Gift
Shop
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How
to Pay for Extra Fees at Guaria? |
Costa Rican Colones • US Dollars • American Express
Travelers Checks • Paypal.
DECEMBER - APRIL: To reserve your dates for
8 days/7 nights, please send $900 deposit/week accompanied with
Travel
Documents to Mail located in our Fees
& Reservations link.
MAY - NOVEMBER: To reserve your dates for
8 days/7 nights, please send $650 deposit/week accompanied with
Travel
Documents to Mail located in our Fees
& Reservations link.
There are two travel documents each person must
send us:
Reservation • Release of Liability • Disclaimer &
Safety Rules.
Please
click here.
Notes:
If you wish to extend your workshop/retreat a couple
nights more, the deposit will be an additional $75 for each extra
night. Please ask us first for availability.
 Please
write your deposit check payable to:
Sentient Experientials.
Mail your check and To Reserve Dates document
to:
Sentient Experientials at Guaria de Osa Centre
PO Box 1004, El Cerrito, CA 94530.
Countries Outside the United States
Please ask us how to pay with Paypal or how to send us a bank
wire.
Our contact info is at
Contact Us
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Why
is the Osa Peninsula Sooooo Special? |
The Osa Peninsula remains Costa
Rica's last wild frontier even twenty-five years after its first
national park - Corcovado - was created in the peninsula.
The Osa Peninsula is also called “The Little Amazon”
of Costa Rica. With pristine beaches and virgin forest, the Osa
Peninsula is described by National Geographic as “The most
biologically intense place on Earth.” This description is
a reference to the incredible abundance of wildlife on the Osa
Peninsula - not only in it's rainforests, but in it's surrounding
marine environment as well. Without a doubt, the most unique area
in all of Costa Rica, the Osa is a place where Jaguars still roam
the jungle and Scarlet Macaws fly around in the towns and campesinos
from the mountains still ride a horse - something you will rarely
see anywhere else in the country.
You will also find world-class surfing, scuba diving,
fishing, exploring, and a classic mixture of ex-patriots that
now call this place 'home!' After a couple of days, you know for
sure that the Osa is different than the other places you've been
in Costa Rica. Before long, you won't want to go home and when
you do get home, you can't stop thinking about this place. You
will feel what those of us that live here have discovered as a
rare place and you may just recognize that "There is no place
like the Osa!" Surely you'll want to return again and again.
The Osa is not for everyone. You will not find big
hotels, condos, or large development projects here - or even a
road - or a movie theatre or a grocery or drugstore 'around
the corner' and all of that. If that's what you are looking
for, there are other places in Costa Rica to visit.
 If
you are looking for a close encounter with raw Nature, both land
and sea, and if it excites you to think about being in stunning
wilderness setting with the Rainforest in your 'back yard'
and an abandoned beach in your 'front yard' or where
there is a discovery centre operating on solar energy and there's
purified water gushing out from rocks - or where the lush
jungle and shimmering black beach are alive with exotic plants
and animals and where you'll greet this emerald-green world
at eye-level, from Scarlet Macaws, Howler Monkeys, and colorful
Toucans to endangered green sea turtles - and at night hear
the concert of crickets and frogs and cicadas - and where
our guides and acclaimed Ethnobotanist have eagle eyes, spot rare
squirrel monkeys, peccaries, sloths, coatimundis, and dozens of
other species - then Guaria de Osa, a wilderness discovery
centre, embedded in a location teeming with Life where adventure
is born - awaits you with its touchstone architecture and exquisite
medicinal plant garden and perfumed Ylang Ylangs and a myriad
of flowers, mango trees, pineapple bushes, and more - stewarded
by a staff that is proactively protecting flora and fauna ...
the Rainforest and the Ocean … where gratefully we can experience
our cells pulsating PURA VIDA on the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica
where everything is connected and interrelated!
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Thank you for your attention and intention and
for the privilege of sharing Guaria de Osa with you.
We look forward to working with you and may we
fulfill our dreams together!
Pura Vida! (as said in Costa Rica!)
E-mail:
Website: www.guariadeosa.com
Tel: (510) 235 - 4313 (in California)
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