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Costa Rica Oxcart Parade: Día Nacional del Boyero

The Oxcart Parade on Sunday, March 12, in San Antonio de Escazú is Costa Rica’s traditional showcase at its best.

Top 10 Hotels in Nosara, Costa Rica That You Can’t Miss

After spending close to six weeks in Nosara, we compiled this list of the 10 hotels we liked best, in a range of prices.

Home Inspections in Costa Rica — Why You Need One and How to Get It Right

You wouldn't buy a used car without having your mechanic look it over first. Yet plenty of people buy a house or condo in...

Nosara’s Bodhi Tree Yoga Resort is a stairway to heaven at sea level

With its Balinese Buddhas, striking yoga studios and lush gardens and waterfalls, the 4-star Bodhi Tree is the most visually spectacular hotel in Nosara.

Debate continues over pregnancy of girl allegedly raped by father

"If we have a girl whose physical and emotional health are going to be damaged because an abortion isn't offered to her, then what are we doing as a society?" lawyer Larissa Arroyo asked The Tico Times.

U.S. tourist victim of hit and run involving Presidency Ministry car

U.S. traveler Shirley Folger was an apparent victim of a hit-and-run in downtown San José when she was struck by a car registered to Costa Rica's Presidency Ministry.

Fun and free in Costa Rica: The reign of dogs at Territorio de Zaguates

Barking bucketloads of happy dogs roam the hills at this enormous outdoor shelter for 750 to 800 homeless dogs in Costa Rica.

How to Buy and Rent Out a Shipping Container Home in Costa Rica for Airbnb Income

Buying a vacation home in Costa Rica and renting it out on Airbnb is an increasingly popular way to gain a home away from home...

Canadian man drowns off coast of Costa Rica’s Playa Hermosa

Canadian Peter Scouras, 33, drowned Monday afternoon off the coast of Playa Hermosa in Puntarenas while he was in the country to take part in a rugby tournament.

Messages promoting a coup d’état apparently came from Costa Rican police

Audio messages circulating on social media, apparently recorded by police officers upset about a new work schedule, propose a "golpe de Estado."

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