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North Pacific

Warm ancd dry (dry season Nov-April), moderately humid, with a daytime average temperature of 91 degrees (70 degrees in the mountains), the North Pacific region is a beach lovers' Shangri La. The region is world-renowned for its active volcanoes, dry tropical forests, wildlife reserves and national parks. Guanacaste boasts most of Costa Rica's best known beaches: Brasilito, Bahia Salinas, Coco, Conchal, Flamingo, Grande, Gulfo de Papagayo, Hermosa, Langosta, Naranjo, Ocotal, Panama, Pan de Azucar, Potrero, and Tamarindo. The Nicoya Peninsula in this region has been designated one of only five places on earth where the most centenarians thrive as they continue to enjoy active lives.

 

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Central Pacific

Hot and humid, the Central Pacific region is best known for its surfing, sport-fishing and night life. A favorite of the younger set, it's also Costa Rica's most developed region, boasting white sand beaches and wet and dry seasons. One of the best vacation areas in Costa Rica, the region offers excellent beaches and an array of other attractions. Manuel Antonio, one of the most beautiful beach-and-jungle regions in Costa Rica, has two white sand beaches and emerald seas that segue onshore to a tropical jungle with excellent walking paths that allow visitors to see different species of wild monkeys and hundreds of species of native and migratory birds.

Dolphins frolic offshore and whales pass by during seasonal migrations. There are also 12 islands not far from land designated as seabird sanctuaries. They include nesting sites for one of the region's most recognizable creatures, the brown booby.

The Central Pacific region is about three hours' from San Jose by land vehicle, but a small airport welcomes daily flights from around the region.

 

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Southern Pacific

Called Costa Rica's "Amazon," this region is wetter, hotter, and more verdant and lush than any other area of the country. Here you'll find a rainforest and the "longest surfer's wave in the world." National Geographic designated the area "the most biologically intense place on earth." It also boasts Cost Rica's tallest mountains.

Located in the extreme southwest corner of Costa Rica, the southern region's Peninsula de Osa is one of the most extraordinary places on earth. Comprising eight different habitats, from cloud forest to lowland wet tropical forest, it also has the longest contiguous stretch of protected beachfront between Alaska and Chile. The southern region is also home to Corcovado National Park, often deemed "the crown jewel" of Costa Rica's park system, where endangered animals and plants thrive. In fact, nine of the country's most important national parks and protected areas, and half of Costa Rica's nature reserves are located in the southern region. Surfing, tanning, horseback riding and many other enjoyable pastimes keep tourists and locals alike busy and well-satisfied.

 

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North Central

Readily accessible from San Jose, the north central region includes the active, world-renowned Arenal Volcano, cloud forests of Monteverde and Santa Elena (sporting over 100 mammal species, more than 400 types of birds, and 2500 species of plants, including 420 varieties of orchids) and the northern lowlands. On clear days the Arenal Volcano can be spotted erupting in the distance and after dark, bright-red, fiery rocks can be seen tumbling down its sides. In the same vicinity is a breathtaking 70'- meter waterfall called La Catarata de la Fortuna. Tabacon Hot Springs is also nearby - set among flourishing native greenery, many varieties of orchids, and additional waterfalls - awaiting any traveler or local who just wants to take a well-earned break and zone out for a while.

Outdoor enthusiasts in the north central region enjoy whitewater rafting, kayaking or canoeing, fishing, hiking, and riding horseback, and often opt for exhilarating forest canopy and boat tours.

 

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Central Valley

70% of the 4.4M Costa Rican population lives in this region with its moderate, year 'round San Diego-like temperatures. San Jose, Costa Rica's capital and nerve center, is the most active part of the Central Valley. The nation's banking system, larger hospitals, universities, museums and theaters are found here, as is the international airport that welcomes, and routes to other Costa Rican locales, more than a million tourists each year. The Central Valley has an active, vibrant night life and many churches, parks and other attractions and amenities.

 

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Caribbean

the most diverse region in terms of human populations, this region is Costa Rica's poorest province, with magnificent beaches, more rain and predictably higher humidity.

The Caribbean coast boasts world-class fishing and other water activities including whitewater rafting, kayaking (river and ocean), surfing, diving and snorkeling. It also offers spectacular bird watching and horseback riding.

The culture of the Caribbean region is unlike any other in Costa Rica. Across time the indigenous people of the region have welcomed travelers from afar into their midst, so you'll find African, Oriental and Spanish culture combining here to create a unique amalgamation of all that makes life vibrant: spicy food, multiple languages, and dances from several different regions of the world. There is never a dull moment when Caribbean locals and tourists gather to meet and mix socially.

Limon, the capital of the province, is the primary port of access to the region and a preferred destination for Caribbean cruise ships. There are plentiful parks, making Limon a good base if your aim is to travel up or down the coast.

Tropical rainforest can be found just 50 miles north of the Port of Limon, as can the small village of Tortuguero (literally, "region of turtles"). Tortiguero National Park is typical of a healthy tropical rainforest and the park strenuously protects its diverse wildlife - including of course, its namesake, the turtles. Tortuguero Beach has been designated "the most important nesting site in the western hemisphere for the endangered green turtle," but other turtles including the giant leatherback, hawksbill, and loggerhead, also nest on Tortiguero Beach.

South of Limon, Cahuita National Park runs along the beach, where a well-defined path takes visitors through an often-swampy forest for an up close and personal look at the natural beauty and bio-diversity of the park. The town of Cahuita is best known for its off-shore reef, which sports one of the world's largest varieties of live coral.

Not much farther south is Puerto Viejo, a great place to relax while enjoying miles of beautiful beaches.

Manzanillo (literally and figuratively "the end of the road") is south of Cahuita National Park. A part of the Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge, Manzanillo is one of the loveliest regions in Costa Rica. It also has great weather year 'round

 

Costa Rica Real Estate | Living in Costa Rica ( Pura Vida!)

Costa Rica – Green and Vibrant


Life in Costa Rica dazzles the senses and lifts the spirit.

Located on a small isthmus between Panama and Nicaragua, Costa Rica is a magnet for people from several English- and Spanish-speaking countries. More than 60,000 North Americans call Costa Rica home either part or full-time, as do Spaniards, Venezuelans and Nicaraguans.

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Getting Around in Costa Rica

You can navigate Costa Rica on your own if you have a vehicle or want to rent one. If not, you can climb aboard one of the many buses that travel the roadways carrying both locals and tourists. Travel is usually great fun and you’ll enjoy eye-catching beauty all along the way, but during the rainy season the potential for landslides becomes very real in some locations. Any that occur are usually quickly cleared away, and there are always longer alternate routes that can carry you safely to your destination.

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Costa Rica Real Estate: Pick Costa Rica as your dream investment location

Known for being the most stable country in Central America, Costa Rica real estate is now acquiring a worldwide reputation for high capital gains from real estate investments. With excellent returns on investments, titled beachfront property and tax incentives for foreign investors, Costa Rica is attracting big name global investors.


In the last ten years Costa Rica’s coastal areas have experienced unparalleled growth for both the tourism and real estate industry. As more and more investors discover the benefits of purchasing Costa Rica real estate, the time to invest is now, before values skyrocket.

 

Costa Rica’s second international airport is strategically located on the coast of Guanacaste and serves daily flights to many U.S cities. Flying time is only a 3 hour journey from Miami and after arrival, only 40 minutes away from one of Costa Rica’s many pristine beaches.

 

With quick travelling times, great weather, green tropical rainforests, emerald oceans and an overall low cost of living, many travelers are now opting to buy a Costa Rica real estate holiday home in this beautiful country. Costa Rica’s coastal regions offer a variety of beachfront and ocean view condos, ideal for the perfect vacation home due to their low property taxes, maintenance and shared resort type facilities.

 

Numbers for vacationing tourists broke records in 2010, with over 2 million visitors arriving to witness Costa Rica’s ecological marvels.  With such big numbers, many vacationers thinking only to buy Costa Rica real estate as a private holiday home have seen the potential in using their second home as a rental unit for other holiday makers. Many have leased out their homes for groups of people travelling to Costa Rica for birthdays, anniversaries to weddings.


Many Costa Rica real estate listings currently on offer can provide the potential owner with an incredible opportunity to profit rapidly from their investment. Many coastal regions offer reputable property management services to assist homeowners in generating high occupancy rates and subsequent excellent capital gains.  


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Invest in Costa Rica properties:Diversify your property portfolio

Rated as the world’s happiest nation according to the Happy Planet Index, it is no surprise that Costa Rica properties is becoming home to an increasing amount of international residents seeking to improve their quality of life.


Since the economic downturn that affected many western economies, much of the population has felt the financial strain. With countless people experiencing soaring medical insurance bills and plummeting property values in the US, relocating to the tropical paradise of Costa Rica has become an exciting alternative. Coinciding with financial expert’s advice to investors to diversify their real estate portfolio outside of the U.S, Costa Rica properties are known to be a solid investment opportunity


Even if you are a big time investor, family or retiree looking for great capital gains, rental income from vacation leasing or just wanting a more relaxed lifestyle with excellent health care facilities, iinvesting in Costa Rica properties is the best choice.


Rated as one of Costa Rica’s most outstanding regions for economic growth, the South Pacific offers many amazing real estate opportunities. Due to its relatively new real estate market, opportunities to buy Costa Rica real estate on the country’s South Pacific coast are still abundant and low-cost in comparison to other countries.


Once famous for its bad roads and poor infrastructure, Costa Rica’s South Pacific is now experiencing incredible tourism and real estate growth from the opening of a new coastal highway, million dollar infrastructure plan and proposal for a new international airport. With incredible yet sustainable advances in the last ten years, the South Pacific coast has gained the reputation as a hidden ecological gem that has escaped the mass development affecting other coastal regions.


This news has not escaped the attention of savvy investors, keen to purchase Costa Rica properties on the coast to supply the demand for hotels, vacation villas and other accommodations. By investing in a Costa Rica property in the South Pacific now, it will most certainly provide investors with a solid return in the near future.

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The Pacific coast offers the ultimate in Costa Rica luxury real estate

As a region thriving on direct foreign investment, Costa Rica has singled itself out as an exciting region for real estate development. A number of Costa Rica luxury real estate projects have appeared all over the country, a clear sign that the country is enjoying a golden period of investment.

Rated by the prestigious Financial Times newspaper as the best future country for investment in Central America and the Caribbean, Costa Rica offers many opportunities to profit from its lucrative real estate industry.

Costa Rica Luxury Real EstateAs a political stable country that boasts one the oldest democracies in the world, investing in Costa Rica properties is a safe choice.

Costa Rica has also diversified its exports. No longer relying on agricultural products, some of the main exports include blue chip technologies, software and medical equipment.

The governments efforts to improve infrastructure have also helped the property industry grow, with a number of Costa Rica luxury real estate developments being sold nation-wide.

Capitalizing on the country's increasing tourism figures, a number of international hoteliers have invested into Costa Rica luxury real estate and profited from the demand for high quality accommodation.

It is no surprise to hear that luxury brands such as the Four Seasons have set up operations on the Pacific coast. In 2012, luxury brand Bvlgari will also open a 60 room and 30 villa complex in the Gulf of Papagayo.

The Pacific coast of Costa Rica is a particularly attractive investment option for international buyers. With some of the country’s best beaches, infrastructure and  its very own international airport, costal provinces such as Guanacaste offer the ultimate in Costa Rica luxury real estate. With panoramic views of the mountains and Pacific ocean, along with design excellence and superior finishes, such properties are the perfect vacation home in paradise.

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