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Costa Rica Train Service Offers Scenic City Connection

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Passenger rail travel in Costa Rica has been around since the late 19th century. The first functioning railroads connected the Port of Limon with...
Expat Living

Costa Rica Pacific Coast Drive Then and Now

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Last weekend I took a Costa Rican road trip: Perez Zeledon to Dominical, Dominical to Quepos, Quepos to La Palma de Puerto Jimenez and...
Expat Living

Expat Battles Exotic Bugs and Parasites in Costa Rica Paradise

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When I first made the move from the northern US to the tropics, it took my immune system a while to adjust. In my...
Expat Living

Expat’s Theft Reveals Growing Property Crime in Costa Rica

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For the third time in my thirty plus years in Costa Rica, I was a victim of property theft. It happened two days before...
Expat Living

Costa Rica Jungle Trail Adventure With Two Very Different Dogs

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When I go to the beach, part of my routine is a strenuous jungle hike every morning. While the distance covered is only about...
Expat Living

Former Tourist Guide Shares Different Side of Costa Rica New Year

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When I was very young, January the 2nd was the saddest day of the year. The Christmas tree was stripped bare of its ornaments...
Arts and Culture

Lost Legacy Behind Latin America’s Favorite New Year Song

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One of the classic New Year's songs for our part of the world is called 'El Año Viejo'. If you have your radio tuned...
Environment and Wildlife

Quepos Leads Costa Rica with Historic Fireworks Noise Ban

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The Municipal Council of Quepos recently got a jump on the rest of Costa Rica with their unanimous decision to officially ban the use...
Expat Living

Costa Rica Drowns in Plastic Despite New Shopping Laws

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I am currently building a collection of reusable shopping bags, courtesy of my local supermarket. The bags are said to have a shelf life...
Expat Living

Scents and Sensibility in Costa Rica: The Fragrant Life of a Tico Expat

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About five percent of the world suffer from anosmia– having no sense of smell. Everyone has likely experienced this at least once on a...
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