The Tourism Sustainability Certification (CST) in Costa Rica is a recognition granted to tourism companies for meeting sustainability criteria. The certification process is carried out by the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) and involves a series of indicators that assess environmental management, service quality, and the social and cultural responsibility of companies. The certification is

Montañas de Cariblanco

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Montañas de Cariblanco is a family-owned business located in Santa Ana, San José, Costa Rica. Originally, it was a farm dedicated to coffee production. In 2020, the activities diversified to offer experiences focused on rural tourism. These include hiking, a picnic area, and the opportunity to enjoy Cariblanco Coffee, grown on the property. Cariblanco CoffeeThe
The Protected Wild Areas are a “defined geographical space, officially declared, and designated with a management category due to its natural, cultural, and/or socio-economic importance, to fulfill specific conservation and management objectives” (DE-34433, Biodiversity Law Regulation, Art.3, Inc.a). In Costa Rica, the institution responsible for designing, updating, and evaluating the Protected Areas in their different
Costa Rica is home to more than 500,000 species of animals, of which, unfortunately, some of them are classified as threatened with extinction.

Our commitment to sustainability

Our facilities have LED bulbs for energy saving and low-cost air conditioners, solar panels to heat water throughout the Hotel and also messages for guests and employees about energy saving.
The Ecological Blue Flag is an award or badge that is awarded annually, which rewards the effort and voluntary work in the search for conservation and development, in accordance with the protection of natural resources.

Responsible Tourism

Responsible Tourism is a practical guide, which aims to help you make your trip an enriching experience. The advice presented below is based on the World Code of Ethics for Tourism of the World Tourism Organization.