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Expat Living: The Ayahuasca Craze Hits Costa Rica

Ayahuasca - This hallucinogenic brew, made from the Banisteriopsis caapi vine, has become the rage over the past decade. Devoted users call it transformative...

Costa Rica Expat Living: The Dark Side of Moving to Paradise 

Not everyone who comes to Costa Rica has a plan. While most come on a vacation that they worked out in advance, and spend...

Costa Rica Expat Living: Healthcare

Costa Rica is one of the healthiest countries in the Americas. It has one of only 5 Blue Zones in the world (the areas...

From Lawbreaker to Scammed: A Criminal’s Downfall in Costa Rica

A guy I know who shall remain nameless is one of the few expats I have met over the years in Costa Rica who...

Costa Rica Expat Living: Unmasking Cover Stories

Over the years in Costa Rica, I have met my share of con artists, bull throwers, and downright liars, both expat and local. I...

Costa Rica Expat Living: An Insight into Costa Rica’s Dog Culture

There are three types of dog owners in the world: Number one–People who love having a dog for a pet and companion. Number 2–...

Costa Rica Expat Living: The Soccer Phenomenon

Earlier this month, Man City beat Milan 1-0 to win the European Champions Cup, which, for many fans of the world’s most popular sport,...

Costa Rica Expat Life: Living with Earthquakes

In Costa Rica, there is always a whole lotta shaking going on. This beautiful but unstable land mass we call home is continually in...

Costa Rica Expat Living – Coffee

After thirty years in Costa Rica, I can no longer deny it: My name is Don Mateo, and I am a coffee addict. It...

Costa Rica Expat Living – The Pulperia

Most every small town and working-class urban barrio has a corner convenience store – known as a pulperia in Costa Rica. There are various...

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