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Feeling very privileged to have spent 7 of my first 25 years in Costa Rica, in Playa Hermosa living and working on the ocean offering snorkeling, sunset, and adventure tours on my catamaran "Spanish Dancer." Never in my wildest dreams did I anticipate experiencing the ocean's wonders above and below daily sailing out of the pristine beach of Playa Hermosa. Sailing quietly 20 feet from a humpback whale positioning her calf on her outside as we looked at each other in awe as we quietly sailed together for 10 minutes.

Video - Hacienda Las Palmas

The Guanacaste tree, designated as Costa Rica's national tree on August 31, 1959, is a remarkable and multifaceted species deeply intertwined with the country's culture and environment. The tree's name, derived from Nahuatl origin, reflects its distinctive seed pods, which resemble ears and contribute to its alternative name, the Elephant Ear tree.

This is exciting news for digital nomads and remote workers who are looking for an appealing destination to work from. Costa Rica's "Digital Nomad Law" and its associated regulations offer a straightforward process for those wishing to experience the country's natural beauty while continuing to work remotely.