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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Flatulence In Spanish A Longwinded Word.
Flatulence is normally not the kind of topic for our little chit-chats but I do find the Spanish language fascinating and if you have ever ...
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SOLD-102 Years Old and Still Enjoying Her Retirement in San Vito, Costa Rica.
A few, however, are lucky enough in this life to already reside in such a place where my mother is still alive and kicking at age 102 to ...
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Where Silence Is Golden – Living on the side of a mountain in Costa Rica.
All you can hear is the breeze, the buzzing of a bee and the hum of the hummingbird's wings as they both feed on flowers in one of the many ...
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SOLD-Costa Rica Realtors in the Cool, Affordable Southern Highlands Area of San Vito Near the Panamanian Border. Small farms can start at $60,000 with country lots from $30,000, larger American styled homes with multiple acreage will be in the $190,000 to $750,000 range.
Family values and the way people connected with the land and their environment in Cost Rica would echo in my head every time he'd go back ...
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Lessons from Pair-o-Dice Village. How the gorgeous Ballena Coast called us on a rollercoaster ride of magic, sorrow, and hilarity.
And in late 2006, within the span of eighteen hours door-to-door, we went from subways and taxi cabs to crossing bridge-less rivers in 4x4s ...
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The Unbearable Lightness of Leaving
In it, Haffner explores how a highly cultured and civilized nation could slip so quickly into barbaric totalitarianism. The book parallels ...
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Costa Rica Fitness Lifestyle Options for Expats
In the States I worked out between four to five times per week, and in Costa Rica I get in at least six formal workouts per week, but I am ...
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Americans Moving From Costa Rica Back To The U.S.
It's always amusing listening to how serious some people seem to take statistics based on pure BS or pura porquería!
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Living on the South Pacific Coast of Costa Rica – Why we’re happy our children are growing up in Dominical
There's an endless amount of activities that children can enjoy in the South Pacific of Costa Rica and although we have access to a ...
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Why We Chose To Buy A Home in San Ramon Over Other Areas of Costa Rica.
When we first started looking at property we began looking at areas ranging from San Isidro de El General in the south to Manuel Antonio ...
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