Cascada Verde Hostel, enjoy Costa Rica’s jungle vibes!
By JULIE RÖHRBEIN
Cascada Verde is a beautiful and unique family-run hostel, located in the mountains of Uvita, right by the waterfall and a bit of ocean view!
It’s like being in a giant treehouse: All made out of wood and bamboo – letting a gentle breeze going through the house day and night and enhancing the jungle sounds. Comfy furniture and hammocks are inviting you to take a break and rest during your travels.
We, the owners Julie, Stephan & Luzie – a family from Berlin, Germany found Cascada Verde in 2012 while searching for a new hostel business in the southern zone of Costa Rica after a successful start 2010 in Nosara, Guanacaste.
We are more than grateful to have found this gem, and treat it like our treasure and love to share this paradise with travelers from all over the world!
Please come and enjoy our Cascada Verde hostel with its open terrace decks, its lush tropical garden – we can almost guarantee that you will spot Costa Rican wildlife, like monkeys, toucans, hummingbirds, or maybe a sloth.
We offer inexpensive private accommodation, with private bathrooms. Breakfast is available every day, and we also provide an ample and fully equipped communal kitchen.
Travel and Service Guide Magazine #76, South Pacific Costa Rica
During 2020, Ballena Tales Travel and Service Guide Magazine has published numerous uplifting, constructive, and thought-provoking articles on nature, people’s initiatives, or a healthy lifestyle. Our contributing authors are members of our community, business owners, and individuals with deep knowledge and love of the South Pacific, thus creating an oasis of inspiration and well-being for you to enjoy.
“Entangled in Costa Rica” A Documentary about whales rescue 2021
It is not unusual for residents on the South Pacific side of Costa Rica to witness humpback whales swimming along the coast with their newborn calves during migratory whale seasons. For anyone, being able to rescue a female whale and her calf’s life is a once in a lifetime encounter. Innoceana, in association with filmmakers The Vegan Pirates, produced a short documentary “Entangled in Costa Rica.”
Veganism is on the rise – and it is far more than a food trend!
It leads to a lifestyle based on sustainability and compassion.
The three pillars of veganism are:
1. Compassion for all animals (i.e. an understanding that there is no difference between a chicken or a dog, a calf, or a cat).
2. The concern and care for environmental issues (i.e. massive land use and pollution caused by life stock farming, pesticides, antibiotics, etc.); and
3. The positive effects on health (i.e., low cholesterol, no lactose intolerance, a pure conscience, etc.).
So, you vacationed in Costa Rica, and you fell in love!
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AFU – Academy of football Uvita
An academy in which, apart from sporting fun, players are trained to their maximum potential on and off the court. Including educational
components such as respect and discipline, values that serve also being off the field.
Being on the first page of Google
Before the Internet’s availability, people consulted countless non-digital sources such as phone books and shared friends’ opinions about hotel and restaurant services.
Today consumers have an Internet connection 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to search for information from their computer or cell phone.
Le French Café – Plaza Bahía Moana
Le French Café at the brand new Moana Plaza Bahía stands out for its innovative decoration. The large terraces welcome the sea breezes, and there are comfortable seats, a well-equipped bar, and display cases with delicacies in bread, desserts, and sweets.
