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“When the grass of the meadows is wet with dew, let them run on it and trample it with their bare feet; and let them rest peacefully when a tree invites them to sleep beneath its shade.” Maria Montessori |
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We pulled the parking break on the side of the hill and at first inhalation of the jasmine filled air, our breathing slowed.It’s a wondrous thing how the wild calms the child. The art of Shinrin-yoku. Forest bathing.It’s not just a walk in the woods. It is immersing oneself and surrendering to the sights and feels of nature. We invested our days in the outdoors. We frequented our time amongst the elements. Our tan faces and grass stained feet are proof like the vivid stamp in our passport. Authenticity.Sustainability.Conservation.Impactful Tourism. In the travel industry, we hear these terms on repeat and at near nauseam. Truly how invested are these hoteliers in what they practice and preach? Well at our visit to the Costa Rican Nayara Resorts, it become as pure as the Passionfruit welcome drink; connecting to culture and engaging in the natural world is serious business. They do it with a driving motivation and style. |
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At How Far Adventures, I have an overwhelming desire to explore and deliver meaningful travel. I also believe it should stretch, inspire, refine and revive us. Now more than ever, paying attention to the here and now is what matters. Lifting our eyes from the screens and looking inward. Artificial Intelligence can’t tell you how to feel, nor can I but if your heart, soul, or head are looking for more, I encourage you book the trip and do it with me. For More information or ready to book….Click Here. |
