DOMAINE SOLARS is a large-scale project to be developed with the support of investors. Everything is still in the planning stages. We envision it as an ecological sanctuary within an exceptional natural environment, dedicated to the exploration of humanity’s spiritual and philosophical heritage.
It will be possible to host reflection groups, individuals in introspection, seminars, and meditation retreats in the spirit of SOLARS CENTRE. Visitors will be able to stay temporarily by renting a room, a hermitage, or a villa, or to live on-site by acquiring a house or an apartment.
DOMAINE SOLARS will be developed on a 12-hectare (30-acre) plot, legally registered under the company owned by Fabrice Blée. It is a pristine area, partly forested, featuring several hills, a spring, two streams, and a wide variety of trees and plants.
It will be possible to host reflection groups, individuals in introspection, seminars, and meditation retreats in the spirit of SOLARS CENTRE. Visitors will be able to stay temporarily by renting a room, a hermitage, or a villa, or to live on-site by acquiring a house or an apartment.
DOMAINE SOLARS will be developed on a 12-hectare (30-acre) plot, legally registered under the company owned by Fabrice Blée. It is a pristine area, partly forested, featuring several hills, a spring, two streams, and a wide variety of trees and plants.
View of the land looking North
View of the land looking North
Brush clearing at the north entrance to the site
View of the land looking East
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View of the Rincon de Vieja volcano. Northbound.
The ceiba (kapok tree) is one of the majestic trees of the Costa Rican forest. It stands in the northwestern part of the property
View of the land looking North
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Furthermore, this land is located on the territory of the Chorotega, an indigenous people who no longer exist as a community but whose legacy continues within the mixed population of Guanacaste. Accordingly, we will encourage encounters with artists who are sensitive to the richness of Costa Rica’s indigenous cultures.
More broadly, we aim to create a space of hospitality and dialogue, of sharing and meeting, centered around communal activities that are spiritual, educational, artistic, practical, or athletic (e.g., cooking, gardening, woodworking, jewelry making, medicinal plants, aquagym, pickleball).
More broadly, we aim to create a space of hospitality and dialogue, of sharing and meeting, centered around communal activities that are spiritual, educational, artistic, practical, or athletic (e.g., cooking, gardening, woodworking, jewelry making, medicinal plants, aquagym, pickleball).
I purchased this magnificent painting by Oscar Espinoza, a Costa Rican artist who is sensitive to indigenous cultures and the spirit of nature
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Following a performance by an indigenous troupe on Borruca mythology, I was blessed with the opportunity to acquire this splendid mask, which represents the link between the visible and invisible worlds
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