
Situated on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, one kilometer to the north of the center of Cahuita, Playa Negra is a black sand beach that offers miles and miles of beautiful and isolated shoreline, stretching from just north of the downtown of Puerto Vieja (from which Playa Negra lies [...]
A beautiful coastal destination, Playa Bejuco is located against the delightful Puntarenas province. It is a laidback, immaculate town with a secluded open coast that has become very popular over the years, particularly with the surfing community thanks to its superb quality waves, best sampled during times of rising tides. With long [...]
Limon is a providence can be found in the eastern part of Costa Rica and runs 125 miles along the coast between the Panama and Nicaragua and bordering the Atlantic Ocean. Limon got its name from the Spanish word Limon which means lime or lemon, because there was a big lemon [...]
Costa Rica has some of the best Sport Fishing in the world, it is great fun and many people consider it the adventure of a lifetime
Some of the best surfing in the world is off of the Costa Rica coasts. From Drake Bay to Playa Grande to Pavones and Tortuguero to Manzanillo.
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Posted on 08 September 2010
Imagine waking up to the view of a steaming volcano followed by a day of Waterfall Repelling, Volcano Hiking, Hot Springs, and some molting hot lava picture taking (if your lucky). Sounds like a lot to cram into one day? Not when you’re in La Fortuna, CR. Most people wouldn’t consider [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 03 September 2010
THE BUNGALOW- This spacious one-bedroom bungalow offers luxury and privacy in a romantic natural setting. Relax and unwind in your own private air conditioned villa, with sitting and dining area, full kitchen and laundry services. Take in the breathtaking views and Costa Rican natural wildlife from your villa’s private pool, just [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 01 September 2010
Our small, romantic Inn is located only steps away from a beautiful and secluded beach. La Mansion Inn offers a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean, Manuel Antonio National Park and the dense jungle. During your unforgettable stay, you may see an incredible variety of animals: monkeys, sloths, anteaters, [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 30 August 2010
Volunteer vacations afford individuals the opportunity to experience life as others know it. Costa Rica volunteer vacations offer a vast array of uncommon projects for all kinds of people. Regardless of status or social influence, the work you do as a volunteer will have lasting affects on the community and people of Costa Rica. Community Education uVolunteer [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 27 August 2010
Playa del Coco is fishing village turned into a beach resort, located about 20 minutes from Liberia International Airport. With its crystal blue waters and grayish sand, the waters of Playas del Coco is very inviting especially after spending hours under the heat of the sun. Playas del Coco is the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 25 August 2010
On The Fly Inshore & Offshore Costa Rica is located on the country’s northern Osa Peninsula just south of Drake Bay. Target species include inshore varieties such as Roosterfish, Jacks, Mackerel and Snappers. Unique to this operation will be the ability to target offshore species like Sailfish, Blue, Black [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 23 August 2010
How does a small Central American country with limited economic resources outrank many developed countries in terms of achieving prosperity without damaging its fragile environment? GLOBE-Net, August 11, 2010 – Costa Rica, a small country nestled on the Central American isthmus facing two vast oceans has embarked on a truly green path for its economic [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 20 August 2010
Get ready for an overload of cuteness! Our friends at VBS.TV bring us this adorable video from the Sloth Sanctuary of Costa Rica. Claire Trimer, who calls herself a baby sloth wrangler, says the Sanctuary is home to around 135 sloths. Trimer cares for the infant animals, and discusses how some of the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 August 2010
SPG Architects transformed an abandoned steel frame and concrete slab structure into a five-level, 18000 SF, indoor-outdoor residence on a rain-forested mountainside overlooking the Golfo Dulce. The house is environmentally sensitive, technologically advanced, and modernist by design. A flexible building perimeter provides a seamless flow from inside to out that [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 16 August 2010
It has orange skin, bulging eyes and was last seen in Costa Rica 20 years ago. Now the hunt is on to rediscover the golden toad, a species that tops an international list of 100 “lost” amphibians. Conservationists in 14 countries on five continents have launched their unprecedented search because the amphibian [...] Continue Reading