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Posted by Neverland Media at 10/4/2007 8:11 PM and is filed under uncategorized 
Stretching from the highest point of the country, Mt. Chirripo, and the Amistad National Park on the continental divide's mountainous border to the Corcovado National Park and the Osa Peninsula, the Southern Zone has the highest percentage of land devoted to National Parks and Forest Reserves with the greatest biodiversity of any region in the country.
Finca Bellavista is located in a remote area with pristine forest and wonderful eco-tourism opportunities; the South Pacific also offers great surfing, deep-sea fishing and scuba diving. "The most biologically intense place on earth", according to National Geographic magazine, this region of Costa Rica serves up gigantic portions of adventure and nature. The Osa Peninsula and surrounding area will not disappoint with its array of brightly colored exotic birds, azure waters, and emerald canopies that stretch for miles and miles.
Go to http://www.fincabellavista.net/activities.htm for more information or post a comment here on your favorite activities.
Finca Bellavista is located in a remote area with pristine forest and wonderful eco-tourism opportunities; the South Pacific also offers great surfing, deep-sea fishing and scuba diving. "The most biologically intense place on earth", according to National Geographic magazine, this region of Costa Rica serves up gigantic portions of adventure and nature. The Osa Peninsula and surrounding area will not disappoint with its array of brightly colored exotic birds, azure waters, and emerald canopies that stretch for miles and miles.
Go to http://www.fincabellavista.net/activities.htm for more information or post a comment here on your favorite activities.
Share your photos of the finca!
Hi everyone! Just wanted to mention that I started a Kodak Gallery site for all of us to share our photos and memories of the finca. There have been so many people here in the last few weeks, and lots of new friends have been made. I figured it would be an easier way for everyone to keep in touch and swap photos of their time here if they overlapped on visits. It's also a good way to share experiences of nearby places like Corcovado, the Osa, the Golfo Dulce, etc. Go to www.kodakgallery.com and the site is under the email: fincabellavista@gmail.net. Contact me at info@fincabellavista.net for the password.
Cheers!
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