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Frank´s Place Hotel: an authentic tico experience in Malpais
The Nicoya Peninsula (Malpais, Santa Teresa and Montezuma) is a wonderful area of Costa Rica with paradisiac beaches, this will make you say: this is Costa Rica. However this is not so...more
Central location for Hotel Byblos worked perfect for us!
We found Hotel Byblos the ideal hotel for our needs. The central location made it easy to walk or bus to the park, beaches, bars, restaurants, spas, etc., which made us feel like...more
user review | See + Do: Guanacaste, Guanacaste
a place that is pure energy , and a once you visit you fall in love waves are great , locals friendly , some amazing white sand beaches, virgin and secluded still has that magical sense...more
user review | Hotel: Villa Decary, Nuevo Arenal
Stayed last month while exploring Arenal. Dan (the owner) was very accommodating and knowledgeable of the area. The rooms were simple, but nice and the breakfast (included with the...more
user review | See + Do: Manuel Antonio and the Central Pacific Coast, Manuel Antonio National Park
watch out for those thievin monkeys!
Visited this beach and took a hike through the jungle trails.Really was nice, more people than I like, but found some secluded beaches after hiking an hour or so toward the pointe. We...more
user review | Hotel: Lapa Rios, Matapalo
Lapa Rios Ecolodge has done some amazing work to protect the surrounding rainforest and to work towards the sustainable development of the Osa Peninsula. It is a beautiful property...more
user review | Hotel: Arenas del Mar Beach and Nature Resort, Manuel Antonio National Park
This place is great for honeymooners, families and older couples that are looking to explore the beauty of Manuel Antonio while still enjoying comforts such as air conditioning and...more
first time visit to Costa Rica
My wife and I are planning a trip to CR in April (our first visit). We are stating in a small property called Pachamama near Punta Uva. We have the usual trepidations about San Jose and...more
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