Three Beaches on Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast
Costa Rica Pacific Coast. A detailed guide to the restaurants, attractions, beaches and hotels in Costa Rica and advice for travelers.
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Driving the Cerro de la Muerte in Costa Rica
But if you’re looking to drive through one of the country’s most biologically diverse biomes, hike through forests straight out of a Tolkien book, and finish the day eating like a true Tico—then this mountain road should be at the top of your list
Santa Teresa, where Yoga Competes with Surfing
In sleepy Santa Teresa, on Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast, there are two things that people do most…surfing and yoga. The laid-back lifestyle is tempting.
Montezuma: The Language of the Ocean
Lose yourself in ocean tide and the wafting scent of marijuana in Montezuma, a relaxing hippie beach town on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica.
A Stay by the Waterfall in Uvita, Costa Rica
A tree house hostel is the perfect jungle retreat in Uvita, Costa Rica with the sounds of the jungle and the many creatures that live there all around you.
Costa Rica: A Guide To Driving the Country
A Costa Rica road trip and everything you need to know before you go to Manuel Antonio State Park, the Arenal Volcano, and Lake Arenal in Costa Rica.
Globe Aware: People to People Volunteering in Cuba
Short term volunteer service trips with Globe Aware focus on helping people stand on their own two feet and allowing visitors to experience a new culture
Why Your Business Should Be on GoNOMAD Travel
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Learning To Surf in Costa Rica: You’re Never Too Old
Costa Rica: Ben Barnhart takes a surfing lesson in Playa Samara on the west coast of Costa Rica and learns how to get up and ride the waves with the locals.
Costa Rica: Ecotourism and Outdoor Adventure
By Laurie Ellis When I got the invitation to go to Costa Rica in November, I jumped at the opportunity. Hey, it’s getting cold here in New England; I wouldn’t mind another week of warmth. Then I read the small print at the bottom of the email: Extreme Ecotourism. Uh-oh. What have I gotten myself…
Costa Rica: History, Geology and Pageantry
By Terry Braverman It’s 6 p.m. on the eve of Independence Day and Costa Rica has screeched to a halt, as the national anthem is warbled by a countrywide choir of all Costa Ricans. The flickering of lanterns around me reflects the re-creation of history, specifically, the decree issued from Congress in Guatemala City on…
The Hill Tribes of Thailand
Hangin’ with the Hill Tribes in Northern Thailand By Terry Braverman “Hello……hello….” The only English word most hill tribe people speak, it’s the initial greeting upon entering their villages, usually said to draw attention to the handcrafts for sale. The “I-sell-you-buy” association can be transcended in two ways. If you’re fluent in the universal languages…
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