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Monthly Archives: February 2019



Costa Rica Decarbonization Goal Plan set for 2050

Costa Rica Decarbonization Goal Plan set for 2050

This Monday, February 25th, Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado presented the new economic green plan in the Art Museum to more than 300 spectators. The presentation was led by Christiana Figueres, Costa Rican diplomat named Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2010 until 2016.

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Costa Rica Retreats

Costa Rica Retreats

A yoga retreat is a gift for yourself, to enjoy your free time and leave all the burden and duties behind for a while. A “me time” to relax, nourish and empower your body, soul, and mind. When you visit a retreat you will be surrounded by people who are there for the same reasons looking wellness and to blend with others. Practicing yoga nourishes your soul, it helps with discipline, movement, breathing, stress and more. These kind of Retreats in Costa Rica are for organized for everyone, from expert yogis to beginners, but it will certainly be a life changer experience.

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Top 5 beach spots in Guanacaste

Top 5 beach spots in Guanacaste

The Northern Pacific coast has a great variety of wonders to discover. It is well known for its strong culture and extense beautiful beaches limiting north with Nicaragua. Guanacaste is one of the most prominent provinces of the country known as the Gold Coast.

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Luxury living in Guanacaste

Luxury living in Guanacaste

Located in Guanacaste you will find Hacienda Pinilla, a Premium complex with 4500 acres of land, private beach access, and a unique lifestyle. A privileged location only one hour and ten minutes away from Liberia’s International Airport and very close to the famous beach town of Tamarindo.

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5 reasons why Costa Rica is attractive to expat families

5 reasons why Costa Rica is attractive to expat families

Uprooting the family and moving to a new country can be an arduous task if you don’t put some serious planning in first. There’s the kids’ schooling to think about, the cost of living, possible language barriers and whether or not you’ll settle into the new culture.

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