Costa Rica has a lot of natural resources, a very prominent biodiversity among neighboring countries. The sun rises at 5 in the morning and sets at 18:00 consistently throughout the year.

The main reason for diversity in Costa Rica is due to the climate and the mix of cultures. The various elevations along the country generates microclimates. Over 12 reported, providing more habitat to 500,000 species, and millions of plants with powerful healing properties that our ancestors uses.

The diversity of culture comes from natives and Europeans discovered America, and the date Americans, Asians and other natives of Latin America who have migrated to our country in search of better quality of life. This magnificent combination of both makes such a small country land of peace, harmony and democracy and will remain in the global spectrum for many years.

“The diversity I speak about is not only found on people, weather, flora & fauna, but on the food, religion, sports, politics and education. I traveled around and in my journeys I have seen many amazing things in life, my mind opened up to new cultures, food, creeds, philosophies and different ways to experience life and what is there for us to feed of and learn, to teach and share with one another, yet to see the amazing Costa Rica and everything it has to offer is simply phenomenal and unique”.  Ivannia

Many visitors will experience the peace and freedom of relaxation while spending time in Costa Rica. And the best way to experience such an environment gift from God, it is by visiting the beaches, volcanoes, walks to the mountains, rivers and waterfalls. We Costa Ricans “ticos” are famous not only for the freedom to live but also by free choice.

San Jose, La Meseta Central is the capital of Costa Rica, the heart of the country. It is a world in a new world; It is a very cool city. When the night sets in San Jose, you can experience and feel a timeless display of elegance with succulent aromas of food and wine, the lights and the sounds of different music resonates around. It is a magnificent journey, a new trend city where history and today gives you a sense of what the future may bring for the country and its people.
There are museums, restaurants, parks, the best schools, hospitals, nighclubs and more to explore.

Guanacaste is synonymous with the sea and the sun! It is the #1 tourist destination of Costa Rica and the hottest in climate too. The coastal region of Guanacaste has a dry tropical climate and has a short rainy season. The highlands of the Cordillera de Tilarán and the northern part have a cloud forest and cooler temperatures.

Liberia is the headboard of the province. A major transportation hub, agricultural trade, and more recently a core of tourism related services, pillar of the economy. In Liberia is the Daniel Oduber International Airport, the second largest in Costa Rica and Central America ninth passenger movement.

Guanacaste has a coastline of 635 miles, most it consists of beautiful white sand beaches. It has a population of 270,000 spread throughout the province, the result of a fusion of many cultures. The name Guanacaste is derived from the Indian word quahnacaztlan. A native tree with the same name is also the national tree of Costa Rica. There are plenty of activities to do, such as surfing, canopy, snorkeling, ATVs, fishing and more. Main places to visit: Tamarindo, Playa Grande, Playa Conchal, etc.

One of Costa Rica’s most notable natural features is the Arenal Volcano. This impressive volcano resides within the 29,960-acre Arenal Volcano National Park. Although the volcano entered into a resting phase in 2010 – meaning that its eruptions have paused – it is still a stunning sight.

Rising above the rainforest that surrounds its base, Arenal frames the skyline with near perfect symmetry. The immediate area hosts a wealth of activities – including whitewater rafting, waterfall rappelling, hiking and canopy tours, hot springs healing – as well as the friendly town of La Fortuna

Jaco A lively vibe, great restaurant scene, and thriving nightlife are on offer…it’s a walkable town with plenty of opportunities for fun and work in the community. And you’re centrally located, with quick access to other, quieter beach areas thanks to a well-maintained highway. Services in the capital, San José, like the country’s best medical care, top shopping, and international airport, are just an hour or so away on a modern highway. Plus, thanks to its long history as a tourism destination, English is commonly spoken. There is Golf course, marina, and plenty casinos.

Manuel Antonio Is one of the country’s most scenic and beautiful parks. The parks boasts one of the most impressive landscapes of the world and has several coves with many white sand beaches and lush foliage amidst great mountains and tropical forests that reach the beaches.

The diversity of its wildlife in unequaled with 109 species of mammals and 184 species of birds. Dolphins can be observed here Scuba diving, snorkeling, sea kayaking, mountain biking, and hiking all provide opportunities to experience the tropical wildlife that enriches Manuel Antonio National Park. It is also Famous for sport fishing tournaments.

Dominical Is an eclectic mix of pre-retirees, ex-pats, surfers, Costa Rican locals, Americans, Canadians and Europeans; a truly global village immersed in the authentic, relaxed Latin culture of warm hospitality and everyday “Viva la vida” o ¨Pura Vida – Pure Life¨ that makes life here so refreshing and alive. Yet despite the international cast of characters, the area is not crowded. You can be all alone on a beach, or hike through the jungle and not meet another person all day.

There are numerous world class surf breaks in the area. Playa Dominical has waves every day of the year. Some days, these waves are heavy. Getting tubed is a way of life for surfers in Dominical! White water rafting, sport fishing, rappelling, horseback riding, atv’s, and canopy.

Uvita- Bahia Ballena This area is home to the humpback whales delivering babies it’s national park and has an interesting shape of whale’s tail.

You’d have a very hard time finding another location anywhere in the world with the overwhelming abundance of unspoiled jungle, rivers, waterfalls, beaches and teeming wildlife that we live with every day.

The southern Pacific coast, where the mountains meet the sea, is considered one of the most bio-diverse places on the planet. Dominical and the surrounding area have emerged as world class eco-destinations.

The entire Caribbean Coast is the Province of Limón, the country’s most culturally diverse region. There is a significant indigenous population, as well as more than 100,000 descendants of Afro-Caribbeans who arrived on the coast starting in the late 1800s. Today the native Indian heritage is still apparent and Caribbean culture is even more dominant in music, food, language. The area attracts many tourists, surfers and backpackers who head to hip beach towns in this must see destination.

With no set dry season, like the rest of Costa Rica, you’ll find lush green tropical forests. The area attracts many tourists, surfers and backpackers who head to hip beach towns in this must see destination. With no set dry season, like the rest of Costa Rica, you’ll find lush green tropical forests.

The population of the province is slowly growing as it attracts the attention of more expats and tourists. Real Estate prices are generally low and there are no large-scale developments or resorts along the coastline, compared to elsewhere in the country.