Costa Rica Travel
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Costa Rican Beaches
Costa Rica is considered to be the gem of Central America, and the town of Playa Tamarindo has recently become a favorite for a variety of travelers.
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Costa Rica - An Ecological Adventure
The Selva Bananito Lodge, deep in the Costa Rican rain forest, is an ecotourist's dream. Adventure, hiking, and relaxation with little impact on nature or the climate.
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The Culture of Costa Rica
Amid lush rain forest, fertile valleys, active volcanoes and pristine beaches live the Ticos, who love life so much that "Pura Vida!" is their national slogan.
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Moving to Costa Rica?
Before you become an expatriate and settle down to your Costa Rica retirement, get all the information. Not everything is a bargain in Central America.
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Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula
For those looking for a jungle adventure south of the border, Costa Rica's pristine Osa Peninsula may be the closest ticket to vacationing Tarzan-style.
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A Great Spa in Latin America
After a day of full adventure there is nothing like a visit to the "Serenity Spa" at Flamingo Beach Resort and spa.
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Visiting Montezuma, Costa Rica
Montezuma is a charming, youthful little village whose remoteness, endless beaches, and wide array of natural wonders make it an ideal stop on any Costa Rican Adventure.
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Costa Rica's Southern Nicoya Peninsula
Off the beaten track in Costa Rica, the Nicoya Peninsula offers uncrowded beaches, great surf spots and excellent eco-tourism options for the budget traveler.
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Tortuguero National Park Costa Rica
While the park is famous for giant green sea turtles that come ashore each year to lay their eggs, there is more wildlife to be seen along its labyrinth of waterways.
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Manuel Antonio National Park Costa Rica
Manuel Antonio is one of Costa Rica's favourite national parks with wildlife and beautiful beaches that attract sun worshippers and nature enthusiasts alike.
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Gandoca: A Volunteer“s Paradise
A laid back community in the Southern Caribbean point of Costa Rica takes in travellers and do-gooders to help save the Leatherback Turtle.
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