Truly informative articles about retirement in Costa Rica can not be written by ‘travel writers’, they can only be written about by people who are actually living and who are retired in Costa Rica. 90% of the articles you will find here about retiring in Costa Rica are unique to our site. They have been written by people who have been retired in Costa Rica for many years, who understand the culture, the people and the country and you can learn from their experience.
Retirement In Costa Rica
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Free Spanish Lesson 30 Dancing & The New Year.
If you turn on la televisión in Latin America, or in the United States to a Spanish channel, chances are that verás baile, baile, y ...
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A Tranquilo Christmas in San Isidro, Costa Rica.
Funny though, they went ahead in San Jose! - so we're left wondering if our municipality is more cautious, or just decided to save money on ...
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A Costa Rica Christmas Tradition: Tamales
Making and cooking tamales is generally an activity which involves the participation of all family members. It is a slow, careful and ...
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Free Spanish Lesson 47 – Christmas in Central and Latin America
Because about noventa y cinco porciento of Latin America es Católico, Christmas is as widely or even more widely celebrated than in ...
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7 Important Things To Consider When Building Your Home In Costa Rica
Over the past few months I have heard many people complaining about their construction projects coming in over budget.
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AARP Ranks Atenas, Costa Rica One of “The Best Places to Retire Abroad.”
When the AARP released their September/October issue entitled "Paradise Found", which discussed the best places to retire abroad. AARP ...
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Paying Your Maid in Costa Rica and Your CAJA Obligations!
Paying insurance for an hourly maid is expensive for the employers, which explains why the vast majority lack health insurance, pensions, ...
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The Lake Arenal Brewing Company. No need to read this unless you love beer!
In a country known for its cloud forest lined ridges, its vaulted rain forest jungles, and its transcendental beaches, hotels that cater to ...
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Expats Living In Samara Enjoy “First Fridays.”
"All it takes is a group of people that have something in common and want to come together to share an enjoyable afternoon, exchange ...
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Government Supports Plan To Reduce Annual Rent Increase.
Guillermo Carazo, President of the Costa Rican Chamber of Construction, assured the weekly El Financiero that people interested in ...
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