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Costa Rica offers plenty for parents and the kids

Vacation fun for the whole family.

Cadastre project remaps protected land

Second in a three-part series on a national cadastre project.

Coco hotel offers comfy lodging, great food

With comfortable, well-appointed rooms and an Italian chef owner, La Puerta del Sol makes an excellent base from which to explore the northwestern Guanacaste province.

Here’s to Tequila, Costa Rica’s world champ

The 50-year-old naturalized Costa Rican citizen, who lives in Puerto Viejo, recently won his adopted country its first gold medal in surfing.

Tribunal: southern wetlands under attack

The Environment Tribunal says poorly managed farming and illegal construction are threatening the country’s wetlands.

Tourism projects spring up throughout Central America

Panama is the biggest focus of tourism investment in the region.

Adventurer seeks deeper meaning of ‘pura vida’

Noted adventure traveler Richard Bangs explores Costa Rica in the latest episode of his TV series, “Adventures with Purpose.”

Start your adventuring at Costa Rica’s Adventure Inn

The conveniently located hotel in Ciudad Cariari comes highly recommended.

No-take zones necessary to the future of fish

THE BIG BLUE: Costa Rica could learn a lesson from a small community in Mexico that managed to grow its big-fish population in a big way.

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