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From the best travel resources to comprehensive field guides and engaging stories, these must-read Costa Rica books dive deep into the history, natural environment and wonder of this exotic destination. If you’re planning a visit to this remarkable and unique part of the world, you’ll surely want to put a few of these books on your …
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#SiAcceptoCR On May 26, 2020 same sex marriage in Costa Rica became legal and Tico Tico Villas welcomed the fantastic news! Costa Rica is the first country in Central America to legalize same sex marriage. Tico Tico Villas are delighted to now be able to celebrate equally the union of gay, lesbian and straight couples …
1.The perfect combination: beach and rainforest Yes, you read that right, the best of Costa Rica’s two perfect climates, in one spot. Where else will you get a chance to pack both a bathing suit and a raincoat on one vacation. Manuel Antonio is one of the most popular destinations in Costa Rica and is one …
We want you to get to know every corner of our beautiful country, travel like a local, enjoy and be safe, having in mind the following recommendations: Some travelers require a visa to visit Costa Rica, so check the list of countries before you buy your ticket and verify the entry requirements according to the country where your passport …
Costa Rica extends majestically from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea with a width distance of barely 200 miles. Its land portion occupies only 20 thousand square miles. The variations in landscape and climate from province to province are truly amazing. Costa Rica is one of most highly valued tourism destinations on this planet. …
In Costa Rica, coffee is known as the golden bean, a moniker that touches on the plant’s contribution to the local economy and the place it holds in Costa Rican hearts. The rich beverage is to Costa Rica what tea is to the English: in the afternoon, especially on weekends, Costa Ricans gather around their …
If something caught my attention, for good, in Costa Rica, it is the enormous richness of its vocabulary. What you just read is a brief dialogue written only using words from the country’s daily dictionary. Although their formal language is very similar to Spanish in Spain, when Ticos speak colloquially they use a lot of …
