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Inside Tips On Driving The New Costa Rica Highway

April 3, 2010

This article was originally posted on Insidecostarica.com Driving the new San José – Caldera highway can be a pleasure. It is pothole free, is well marked, has slow vehicle ramps on hills and takes your from Chepe (San José) to the Puerto (Caldera/Puntarenas) in less than an hour. But, there are some things you have [...]

Top 5 Reasons I Love Bringing My Children To Costa Rica

March 19, 2010

I woke up this morning thinking about this blog post. I cannot believe we have been in Costa Rica for almost 3 months. Our time here is winding down and I think all of us are a bit on edge about having to go back home. I have noticed that my DH is spending more [...]

Driving in Costa Rica

December 31, 2009

In 2009 Costa Rica passed several new driving laws which will hopefully make the roads safer for everyone. One law that I wanted to point out has to do with car seats for children. I found a fellow blogger listed these laws like the one I quoted below. According to his article, driving a child [...]

Friendly Fishing Village

December 10, 2009

At the very southern end of town in Mal Pais, Costa Rica sits a friendly fishing village that is home to many local panga boats. I fish with these local panga fisherman frequently as they are very affordable (usually around $45 per hour) and very knowledgeable fishermen. Inshore trolling in the early morning can usually [...]

Best Beach Break Mal Pais Costa Rica

December 10, 2009

I surf mainly on the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula which includes Mar Azul, Playa Carmen, Santa Teresa and Playa Hermosa. Playa Carmen, an area in Mal Pais, is a really great beach break with multiple peaks breaking both left and right. In regards to breaks, I feel like this is one of the [...]