Traveling solo
Solo travel has its own appeal. For one, instead of focusing on your travel companion, you are more open and aware of your surroundings in your new environment. This can lead to situations and conversations you never thought you’d find yourself in.
Santa Teresa
What once was a small fishing village in the Peninsula of Nicoya, Santa Teresa has developed into an international, eclectic mix of surfers and yogis, locals and expats. The varied and delicious dining options using organic local ingredients have made it one of the most interesting gastronomic destinations in the country. This, along with pristine beaches, amazing sunsets and surrounding areas to explore, make it a perfect destination for a solo traveler.
Wellness
At Pranamar, you can combine several yoga lessons a day with meditation, healthful meals and antioxidant rich smoothies. Practice your stance of a surfboard in the morning, and take in a yoga class in the afternoon. You can be relaxed on a hammock by the ocean, or at the spa having a massage.
Adventure
If adrenaline is what you crave, take an ATV through mountains, streams and beaches. Zip line through the tropical forest with views of the lush vegetation below. Explore the nearby Cabo Blanco National Park, hike through its trails alongside deer, birds, coatis, monkeys and other species as you head towards the secluded pristine beach.
Consider Pranamar Oceanfront Villas and Yoga Retreat in Santa Teresa for a holiday where you can be introspective and focus on your health and wellness, or mingle and meet new friends while sipping a cocktail at Luc’s Seafood Grill. Explore waterfalls and beaches on horseback or ATVs, or imagine yourself a restaurant critic and treat yourself to new dining options every day. Any way you do it, it’ll be the most amazing solo travel experience you’ve had.
Article by Katie Widdowson
