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Costa Rica is a small country but has so much to offer. Volcanoes, the amazing Caribbean and Pacific Coast, lots of nature and national parks, tasty food, friendly people, good music, and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, which you will most likely have for your own. Although all the huge hotel …

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The Duran Sanatorium was founded by Dr. Carlos Duran in 1915 and operated as a hospital for tuberculosis patients and as an asylum for the mentally ill. The mountains in Cartago near the Irazu Volcano with its fresh, cold air was considered as optimal for those suffering from consumption. In 1963 when tuberculosis was no …

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Border Crossing Costa Rica to Nicaragua by Boat – Most tourists who are traveling in Costa Rica also want to visit other Central American countries. Nicaragua, the land of volcanos and lakes, is one popular option. While most people cross the border in Peñas Blancas, I chose the more adventurous option. At 5:30 in the …

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Dive into our comprehensive guide on Manuel Antonio National Park! Discover its unmatched biodiversity, top activities, and insider tips for an unforgettable Costa Rican adventure. Manuel Antonio National Park Costa Rica, known in Spanish as Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio, is a captivating natural oasis in the Central Pacific Conservation Area. Nestled along the resplendent Pacific …

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Puerto Viejo – A mix of Caribbean-Jamaican atmosphere, small hidden palm beaches, breathtaking nature, and good restaurants and bars. Manzanillo and Cocles for the ones who are looking for beautiful, calm beaches. Puerto Viejo de Talamanca or simply Puerto Viejo is a coastal town in the province Limón on the Caribbean Side of Costa Rica. …

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La Sabana Metropolitan Park San Jose – Costa Rica’s biggest and most important urban park. It is a nice place to meet up with friends, to do sport, go for a walk, rent a paddleboat or visit the national stadium or the art museum. The La Sabana Metropolitan Park in San Jose (Spanish: Parque Metropolitano …

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Legends say that a young girl once found a small statue on a rock and took it home. The next day she found the statue back at the rock. Many people wash themselves with the water and drink the healing water from this rock; it never stops flowing and is very clean. The “Basílica de …

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Discover the Ruins of Cartago, a testament to Costa Rica’s past and resilience in natural disasters. An essential stop for history enthusiasts. When one thinks of Costa Rica, images of verdant jungles, pristine beaches, and exotic wildlife come to mind. Yet, hidden among the natural splendors are remnants of a rich history, notably the ruins …

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