Dedicated to preserving the precious rainforest and maintaining a sacred bond with the land, the Finca Luna Nueva Lodge is a rustic yet luxurious eco-lodge located outside of La Fortuna, Central Highlands. Originally a ginger and turmeric farm, this certified organic biodynamic farm is alive with energy and eager to convey its knowledge of sustainable practices.

Boasting an intimate experience with primary rainforest, the Finca Luna Nueva is a living classroom where medicinal plants are cultivated and people convene with nature. Developed for progressive farmers and scientists alike, the farm honors its own local farmers for continually challenging themselves to expand their extensive permaculture techniques and the Sacred Seed Sanctuary. This sanctuary is a dynamic collection of roughly 300 medicinal plants that protects and celebrates not only the biological diversity of Costa Rica but also the cultural histories of these plants.

For those interested in the organic and sustainably movement, this is an excellent opportunity to interact with a living farm, meet like-minded people, and explore the Arenal Volcano region. All of the farms accommodations and conference center were constructed with materials milled on-site and finely crafted by local builders. After a day exploring the well-maintained rainforest trails or attending a guided farm tour, visit the restaurant for a gourmet meal prepared with organic ingredients.

With a bounty of local produce and livestock, menus are set based on harvest schedule and locally available goods. Afterward, enjoy an afternoon of yoga, a rejuvenating trip to the spa or a relaxing evening in the solar heated Jacuzzi. Whether its a personal retreat or large group, Luna Nueva and its caring staff can facilitate specialized retreats, business events, training classes, and holistic workshops.

For adventure activity enthusiasts, La Fortuna, the adventure capital of Costa Rica and home to the Arenal Volcano, is located only 35 minutes away. Here guests can choose between relaxing in the hot springs, rafting a local river, or hiking through a rainforest reserve in search of exotic wildlife.