Before anyone purchases a property or vacations there, the destination has to be familiar. Tourist boards all over the world look for ways to promote their destination. Over the years certain destinations have become more popular and trendy. The conversations among friends and contacts often rely on the person wanting to have bragging rights.

Over the past seven years, we have been dedicating our resources and energy to publish engaging and relevant content for an incredible short term rental property called CieloMar, which is located at Peninsula Papagayo in Costa Rica. This amazing villa was designed by Barnes Coy Architects out of New York. What makes the villa rental option so cool is you can stay in properties at a small fraction of what it costs to own and operate them. At the end of your stay, you simply walk away with no additional responsibility or costs. You don’t even have to turn the lights off or lock up …it will all be taken care of from the moment you step out the door.

Villa CieloMar in Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica

CieloMar is a villa that certainly has the “WOW” factor. It will exceed your expectations in every way. What we have discovered is once we get the guests there they are extremely happy but selling them on the destination and what it has to offer is far more challenging. A vast majority of our efforts have been focused on educating the potential renters and fabric of the villa rental distribution world about Peninsula Papagayo and Costa Rica.

St. Barts, French West Indies

St. Barts has been marketing itself since the early 1970s. The island is written about and photographed in a long list of media publications. The general consumer has a clear definition of what the island is like in all regards. The marketing efforts are not about selling the destination rather when to go and where to stay. We best describe St. Barts as having a very high social currency. Guests enjoy talking about the idea they are planning to go to St. Barts and when they return they want to share with their friends and contents they were there. Their message becomes naturally contagious and evokes some sort of emotion. Emotions do get shared. St. Barts is now advertising itself and residue from sharing sticks long after the guests have returned. This explains why St. Barts has one of the highest percentages of repeat guests of all destinations.

Peninsula Papagayo in Costa Rica

Peninsula Papagayo has a lot of catching up to do in terms of creating greater awareness and energy. However, once a guest gets a “taste” of Costa Rica and feels the spirit of the country and it’s people it will take on a life of its own. Imagine a place with 15 miles of coastline, 14 miles of bluff edges, and 31 uncrowded beaches…this Peninsula Papagayo.

It sits on Costa Rica’s North Pacific shore. There are 2,300 acres of wilderness surrounded by water. A private community is scattered around the 18 hole golf course, marina, beach club, and miles and miles of bike trails. The fauna and flora will capture your attention immediately along with the most colorful wildlife. The private residences offer indoor/outdoor living spaces, extraordinary deck space, and infinity edge pools

The average temperature is 83 degrees year-round, The most popular time is from November to April as it is during this time period there is the most constant sun for outdoor activities. There is a Four Seasons resort, a marina, general store, golf course, tennis courts, spa, restaurants, and 31 beaches.

It is the Central Time Zone. Fly direct into Liberia Airport from many USA Cities or fly private. It is about a 40-minute drive from Liberia Airport to Peninsula Papagayo.