How to buy property in Costa Rica Buying Real Estate in Costa Rica: What you should know before making a purchase With people from all over the globe flocking to Costa Rica, many are taking advantage of the attractive deals available on properties throughout the country. Costa Rica has many properties available including houses, condominiums, time-shares, farms, finished lots and beachfront property. If you are considering buying...more
Facts About Costa Rica Costa Rica, officially known as the ‘Republic of Costa Rica' is situated in Central America and has for its neighbors the countries of Panama and Nicaragua. The country also has in its west, the Pacific Ocean and is flanked by the Caribbean Sea in the east. Spanish is the official language in Costa Rica, the country's name even has a Spanish meaning. Bribri and Mekatelyu are languages that enjoy a lot of...more
Cost of Living in Costa Rica Cost of Living in Costa Rica One of the many benefits of living in Costa Rica is the relatively low cost of living compared to North American countries. Many new residents of Costa Rica will often remark that the country gives you spending freedom, and by that they mean that you can spend as little or much as you want, and comfortably enjoy your life and lifestyle either way. Many things are inexpensive in Costa Rica, some amazingly lower than their equivalents in the United States and Canada. There are some "North American-style luxuries" that can certainly add up, as they would in any country. But many new residents and visitors will tell you that generally, living in Costa Rica is less expensive than in the U.S., Canada or Europe, no matter what lifestyle you choose. Those seeking a modest lifestyle should consider a budget of approximately $1500 per month, or even less. If you would like to rent a home, generally rent costs in select urban areas and rural areas are in the $300 to $600 range for a furnished apartment or small home. Others who desire to live in relative luxury should look at spending around $3,000 per month. For...more
Have a Great Time in Costa Rica The main city, San Jose, is where most visitors will arrive and spend a while before heading to the beaches or touring other bits of the country. San Jose is a large, chic town, with accommodations for all budgets, and many great cafes, shopping and nightlife. The town is also loaded in cultural...more
The Best Place Costa Rica While U.S. Economy is passing thru a tricky time and its voters are cutting budget on distant travel and tourism, the inflow of increasing number of travellers is ushering replenished aspirations in the Tourism Industry of Costa Rica. This ultimately is contribution significantly to the nation's economy. A...more
Weather in costa rica Costa Rica is a small country situated north of the equator. It experiences a diverse and wide-ranging temperate tropical climate manifested by two seasons, the dry and the wet. Though this country is around the vicinity of the equator, Costa Rica has no real winter or summer period, and it is sunny there most of the time. The sun rises early at around 5 am, and usually sets about 6 pm constantly the whole time of the year, which makes up almost 12 hours of sunshine each day. The dry season in Costa Rica is believed to be during the months of December throughout April. Costa Rica experiences little or no rain at this period. Meanwhile the wet season is during the months of May to November, which has a temperature of 21 to 27 degrees Celsius or 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. The country experiences heaviest rainfall mostly during September and October. Costa Rica is divided into six climatic zones: Northern Zone, Central Valley, North Pacific, Central Pacific, South Pacific, and Caribbean. The variety of elevations at which different parts of the country is located is the reason for the diversity in Costa Rica's weather. Northern Zone is the...more
Wheather in costa rica: when is the perfect time to go? Costa Rica is a small country with a very diverse weather throughout the year. The high elevation areas are cold, the cloud forest is misty and cool, the Central Valley...more
The Success of the Forestry Sector in Costa Rica and The Importance of Two Exotic Tree Species Sara Ramírez Jiménez and Cyrill HaenniTeak (Tectona grandis) and Melina (Gmelina arborea) are two tropical tree species of Asian origin...more
Visiting the Capital of Costa Calidas The capital of the Costa Calida is Murcia, Spain. It is here that the old is blended with the contemporary. A typical Spanish city, Murcia has many points of interest for locals and tourists alike....more
Costa Blanca and its Resorts Visiting BenidormNo less than 4 million tourists visit the resort situated on the Costa Blanca every year; they do it attracted by the luxurious hotels, the fantastic beaches which have wonderful...more
Baja Sea of Cortez Living, Due Diligence - exceeds your expectations at CostaBaja The islands of the Sea of Cortez contain striking natural beauty in a dramatic setting formed by rugged islands with high cliffs and sandy beaches, which...more
The Costa Rica "Pura Vida" Way of Life Leads to Peace Among Men That Costa Rica is a civilized country is undoubtedly evident from the moment you speak with its people, known as "Tico's". There is a calming influence from the...more