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Four Seasons jet making maiden voyage to Costa Rica in 2016

The Four Seasons jet is set to fly in a group of well-heeled travelers to Costa Rica in a deluxe Boeing 757 in September 2016, sipping on Champagne and caviar, for only $137,000. Where do I sign up?

Barceló San José Palacio celebrates 25th anniversary with discounts

The Barceló San José Palacio Hotel is celebrating its 25th anniversary wtih 25 percent discounts at all its restaurants Oct. 19-22.

Tamarindo: Witch’s Rock acquires Pueblo Dorado Surf Hotel

The Witch’s Rock surf empire in Tamarindo is branching out with the acquisition of the 29-room Pueblo Dorado Surf Hotel, just a few blocks north of the company’s surf camp and a one-minute walk from the beach in northwestern Costa Rica.

Oceano Boutique Hotel is a quiet oasis in Jacó

Oceano Boutique Hotel, which opened six months ago, does not have the ideal beachside location, but that is exactly what makes it so attractive.

Espino Blanco Lodge: Where nature meets poetry

An unassuming ecolodge near Turrialba, Costa Rica, offers a magnificent forest, cool accommodations, local poetry and even a star-crossed lovers' tale with a happy ending.

Uvita’s La Cusinga Lodge: Gem in the jungle

Uvita's La Cusinga Lodge offers luxury lodging and fine dining in the middle of a coastal jungle crawling, hopping and flying with wildlife.
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Tropical Storm Sara Causes Severe Flooding in Honduras and Costa Rica

The United States' National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that the storm is moving at a speed of 4 km/h with maximum sustained winds of...

A Costa Rica Coffee Farm and Its Unanswered Question

"A hundred suspicions don’t make a proof" – Feodor Dostoevsky. In the early 1990s, I spent most of a year in a rural area...

Solar Panels Bring Clean Water to Costa Rica’s Nairi Awari Community

In the middle of Costa Rica's jungle, the indigenous Nairi Awari community no longer has to fetch water from the river with buckets. For...