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The
popular greeting at the Central Pacific coast is "Pura
Vida" (pure life, good life and what a life)
and the perfect description of the lifestyle at the
coast. Offering for your enjoyment some of the most
beautiful beaches in Costa Rica. The climate is humid
and ranges from 80-95 degree with a cool breeze from
the Sea.
Playa
Herradura, Jaco Beach, and Hermosa are a one and half
hour drive from San Jose and the closest beaches from
the Central Valley. These areas are popular for surfing,
nightlife and sports fishing. This is a popular destination
for those looking for an upcoming real estate investment.
As
you travel south there are undiscovered jewels of
Playa Esterillos, Bejuco Beach and Parrita where life
is quieter and unhurried. There are some great prices
in this area. Just 40 minutes to Quepos provides more
shopping, entertainment and of course more beaches.
Quepos/Manuel
Antonio is a 20 minute flight from San Jose offering
shopping, rainforest canopy tours, 4 tracker adrenaline
tours and sport fishing. If you love sunsets Manuel
Antonio offers some of the most beautiful sunsets
you will see in your lifetime. Manuel Antonio Nature
Reserve is the one of the most visited parks in Costa
Rica with well maintained hiking trails, birding,
animal sightings, rainforests that drop to the water,
beaches and picnicking. This community boasts the
flavor of cultural diversity and is very popular with
Americans and Europeans and offers a quality lifestyle
with continuing investment growth Playa Domincal,
Matapalo and Uvita are small rural towns offering
a quiet, slower paced and unhurried lifestyle. The
hills of these Playas offer some incredible ocean
view and you will enjoy the cool breeze from the Sea.
You will find great waves for surfing competitions
here. Dominical has endless beaches to explore and
the wonderful Baru Waterfall with many others in close
proximity. Horseback riding is a favorite with many
to ride through the Jungle and see more exciting splendors.
Domincal offers some great investment opportunities.
As
you leave Dominical and go east up the rolling mountains
to San Isidro De General, you will find some spectacular
valley and ocean views. This area is a peaceful agricultural
and farming community. Those horse lovers looking
for some open range will find this area delightful.
In fact one community is named Valley of the Horses
which is most appropriate.
San
Isidro de General is the second larges city in Costa
Rica. You will find a variety of stores of convenience
for whatever your needs may be. This is a great mid-country
location to use for a base. You can hike the highest
mountain range Chirripo or soothe yourself from hiking
in the thermal waters at San Gerardo de Rivas. Ride
horses through the mountains, explore the jungles
and forests to hidden waterfalls. For those who like
to climb there are falls to reach and slide down into
the pool below. Visit the petroglyphs, spheres or
watch the oxen carry their loads of Palm Oil. This
is half way point between the borders of Nicaragua
and Panama. The weather is 85 degrees during the day
and cooling off in the evenings.
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