Properties in Costa Rica Blog

If You Have a Relationship With a Costa Rican, Read on!

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If you’re thinking of buying a vacation home with easy access to mountains, beaches and forests, then Costa Rica may be the place to shop. While this Central America country does have a rainy season, it’s beautifully temperate and offers a relaxed style of living.

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Solo travel is one of life’s great pleasures, and it’s made even more fun when your pooch can come along.

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Ever since the first Tennis courts started appearing back in 1941, the sport of Tennis here in Costa Rica has little by little become a sport now practiced by thousands of kids and adults. Even though soccer has always been reigning in terms of popularity, one of the events that facilitated this shift in Costa Rica’s sporting selections is the rise in gated condominiums, country clubs, and hotels over the last decade. Establishments are now interested in offering to their customers a complete experience, and this experience has been connected to sports and facilities that are made to incentivize a healthy and fun lifestyle. This is the case for tennis, and different courts can now be found from San José up to the Guanacaste Region, where you can enjoy playing with your family & friends while relaxing to the soothing sounds of the forest and its fauna. Here in Costa Rica, you’re able to find two different types of courts, predominantly hard and a few clay ones in the new Santa Ana Country Club.

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Buying a vacation home with cash is a dream of many people. In fact, paying by cash used to be the only way to purchase property in Costa Rica. It remains the easiest way to secure real estate in the country, with buyers having more power to negotiate without dealing with stringent real estate financing.

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With tourism ranking as the third-highest source of income in Costa Rica, it has made itself a tourist leading place throughout the years. It is home to several species, artifacts, monuments, and sceneries. Tourists visit Costa Rica to enjoy its clean air while benefiting from the exploration opportunities it offers too. It is a place for everyone – young or old – child or adult.

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Nested in a coastal village in the Nicoya peninsula and the Puntarenas province,  Tambor is the perfect place for a serene family vacation or an adorable destination for your feature home. Living surrounded by stunning beaches will get you inspired forever. Overall, the area is known for its evergreen forest and a large amount of wildlife including turtles, hawks, and more than 200  species of birds for all you bird-lovers! Even though the area is still growing as a popular touristic destination, what it lacks in extravagance it makes up in raw nature and tranquil activities that are perfect for kids and groups of people. Be it snorkeling and deep-sea fishing or horseback riding or a game of soccer on the beach, activities in Tambor abound and are going to keep you entertained during your entire stay.  If that’s not enough, here’s a list of activities you might also like:

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The dawn of 2021 has come, and with it we seek for hope and exciting new opportunities. Even though 2020 didn’t turn out as planned, in all periods of confusion and division there are always new possibilities that can make 2021 a turnaround year for everyone. In Costa Rica, New Years’ is a time of reflection and appreciation for the good things that happened along the year and it is often celebrated in the San José area or the various beach towns of Guanacaste. Even if you don’t find any snow on the ground herein Costa Rica, the joyous festivities celebrated will make you feel right at home.

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For many people around the globe, this time of the month is reserved for a special holiday where we give thanks to the people that we love and everything around us including all kinds of beings: Thanksgiving my favorite word…

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Starting October 26th, Costa Rica’s minister Gustavo Segura announced that there will be no need for international visitors to show proof of a negative PCR test in order to enter the country.

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