Nosara Community

28/09/2022

New Sustainable and Affordable Homes in Nosara

Sustainable homes in Nosara :: The home features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry room and private terrace with fully customisable finishes.

28/09/2022

Sustainable homes in Nosara :: The home features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry room and private terrace with fully customisable finishes.

27/01/2022

Nosara Community Costa Rica is in it’s beginning phase of sustainable development. If you’re one of those people with a pioneer spirit who’s always there first, we’d like to talk to you! Fill out our web form at 👉🏽🌐 nosaracommunity.com and let’s get the conversation started! 🤙🏽👣🌊🌎💙

Nosara Community! Sustainable Luxury in harmony with nature. Consists of beach towns: Playa Nosara, Playa Guiones, Playa Garza, Playa Pelada, Playa Ostional

11/01/2022

Our green home designs continue to evolve bringing the outdoors in, and vice versa. Green roofs provide a natural heat barrier, and moving glass walls provide convection for natural cooling. Stay tuned for price ranges. Find out more about how you can live a sustainable lifestyle in Costa Rica at 👉🏽🌐 nosaracommunity.com! 🌱🌎💙

Nosara Community! Sustainable Luxury in harmony with nature. Consists of beach towns: Playa Nosara, Playa Guiones, Playa Garza, Playa Pelada, Playa Ostional

08/01/2022

Say hello to the "Honey Bear". 🤗 Locally known as the Martilla (Potus flavus), they are also known as Kinkajous. Though common throughout Costa Rica from dry forest to rain forest, they're tricky to encounter because of their nocturnal habits. They're rarely seen during the day when humans are normally awake. But sometimes you can catch them moving through the tree tops at sunset on their way out for their nightly meals, or in your back yard when the porch lights are on.

Though omnivorous, almost 90% of their diet consists of ripe fruit. The rest is mostly insects, although they'll eat small birds and mammals, and bird eggs. Their prehensile tail allows them to dangle from branches and move effortlessly through the canopy. They're known for raiding hummingbird feeders in the area using their incredibly long tongues. They also have very sharp teeth and strong claws. Martillas are extremely important for seed dispersal, thus keeping our forests and undergrowth in good health and regenerating areas where trees have fallen or have been cut.

So when you're here in Nosara, keep your eyes open and be alert. You may be lucky enough to see one of these wonderful and handsome creatures. Learn more about how you can live a sustainable lifestyle at 👉🏽🌐nosaracommunity.com. 🌱🌍💚

05/01/2022

We thought we’d share a minute of paradise with you shot from a drone flying over one of our Nosara Community properties by new community investor, Ben R. It does a great job of capturing the the peaceful natural vibe here. Learn more about us at 👉🏽🌐 nosaracommunity.com. We’d love to hear from you! 🌱🌎💙

28/12/2021

The elusive Tigrillo (Margay)! No less spectacular than it's cousin, the Jaguar, the Tigrillo is an elusive species for humans. It's nocturnal, holds to the treetops, and is extremely shy. But that doesn't mean you might not get lucky if you're in the right place at the right time and paying attention. The arboreal forest habitat of the Tigrillo isn't as vast as it once was, and we're in the process of trying to halt and reverse the trend. We've purchased large parcels of forest and cattle pasture for sustainable development, conservation, and reforestation. And, we continue to buy more through our sustainable development program. 🌱🌎💙 Learn more about how you can live a sustainable lifestyle at 🌐 nosaracommunity.com.

22/12/2021

Nosara Community Costa Rica is in it’s beginning phase of sustainable development. If you’re a bold, independent, and entrepreneurial digital nomad, and love nature, sustainability, wellness, and being outdoors, we’d like to talk to you! Fill out our web form at 👉🏽🌐 nosaracommunity.com and let’s get the conversation started! 🤙🏽👣🌊🌎💙

Nosara Community! Sustainable Luxury in harmony with nature. Consists of beach towns: Playa Nosara, Playa Guiones, Playa Garza, Playa Pelada, Playa Ostional

15/12/2021

Did You Know? The Smokey Bear 🐻 of Costa Rica is an animal called the pizote (Nasua narica), or coati. You'll see them roaming solo or in groups of up to 30. They're super cute, very curious, and almost everyone loves them. That's why Toño Pizote is the official mascot and symbol of the National Fire Management Program of SINAC-MINAE. So when you're here in Costa Rica and see a pizote, remember that fire 💦🔥🔥 prevention is paramount to conserving their habitat, and the habitat of nearly 5% of the world's biodiversity. 🌱🌎💙 Learn more about how you can live a sustainable lifestyle at 🌐 nosaracommunity.com.