Last week, a Mexican hairy dwarf porcupine was spotted in one of the gardens just outside Center of Joy. An owner noticed the animal and shared how fascinating it was to watch, especially as it used its tail much like a monkey would, helping it balance and move through its surroundings.
Construction in Montaña continues to move forward steadily, and we are excited by the progress taking shape across the site. At this stage, significant advances in the general earthworks are allowing the project to transition into its next phase of development.
Coopeguanacaste has announced a scheduled power outage on Thursday, January 29, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
On January 14, we marked a meaningful milestone in Town. Michael García, our Environmental Director, marked 17 years at Las Catalinas. Michael has been part of Town since its earliest days. His work, and the work of the environmental and agroforestry teams he leads, has made it possible for Las ...
If you have recently walked through the entrance of Paseo Palmeras or along the A Trail, you may have noticed familiar violet petals gently scattered on the ground once again.
Security operations in Las Catalinas continue to evolve, with Catalinas Security Services now having an even stronger and more visible presence across Town.
This Monday, January 26, Las Catalinas Collection invites residents and visitors to stop by the boutique and discover its new collection, along with a featured exhibition by fine art photographer Alyssa Fortin.
As of yesterday at noon, the trail section between Trail Head A6 and A5 has been temporarily closed due to pipe repairs in the area.
This Friday, January 23, Town will host the Farmers and Artisans Fair at Plaza Danta from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
If you’ve spent time in town lately, you’ve probably noticed the breeze feels stronger, cooler, and more constant. These are known as the Papagayo winds, a natural weather pattern that plays an important role in our region.
As we move deeper into Guanacaste’s dry season, conditions such as low humidity, strong winds, and dry vegetation naturally increase the risk of fires across the region. While these situations are common for this time of year, they serve as an important reminder of the role we all play in ...
Every January, Santa Cruz becomes the cultural heart of Guanacaste as it hosts the Fiestas Típicas Nacionales, a tradition that has been celebrated for more than two centuries and is rooted in devotion to the Santo Cristo de Esquipulas, the city’s patron saint.
In early January, a remarkable sight unfolded over Town as a king vulture was seen flying above Las Catalinas. Known for its striking white plumage and colorful head, the king vulture is not commonly observed in coastal or developed areas, making this a notable moment for our community.
We have shared before how watching the sunset is a daily ritual at the beaches in Town. It is one of those simple moments that quietly brings people together and reminds us why this place is so special. Recently, after watching the sunset at Playa Danta, the founder of Las Catalinas shared a ...
From Thursday through this coming Sunday, Town is hosting a group of 42 women realtors from eXp Realty as part of the Found Her Retreat, a gathering that brings together brokers and top performers from across the company.
Last week, the construction team working on Lote 87 in El Prado had an unexpected encounter when they discovered a snake hidden beneath several wooden pieces on site.
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