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Climate 89 degrees average Pacific coast
Not surprisingly, Costa Rica is one of the most biologically
diverse areas in the world. In a country one-eighth the size of
California, you can traverse 12 climatic zones and see 850 bird
species, 1260 tree species, 1100 orchid species, 237 mammal species,
and 361 reptile and amphibian species.
Location
2 hours and 15 minutes from Liberia Airport, when “La
Ruta Del Sol” is completed, will cut drive time to 1.5 hours.
Located only a short flight away from the United
States, Costa Rica is a safe, welcoming, and peaceful destination.
Smiling people wave at every turn, laughing children play soccer
in the streets, and the smell of fired plantains with rice and
beans lingers in the air.
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Tropical Rainforests and 7 active volcanoes
In addition to shady trees that still shelter herds
of cattle, the region boasts semi active volcanoes, several lakes,
ocean breezes, and one of the last remnants of tropical dry forest
left in Central America. Up in the mountains, you’ll find
not only forests and wildlife, but also hot springs and bubbling
mud pots.
Potable Water
Water supply is government controlled and subsidized
in Costa Rica, making safe drinking water available. You can drink
the water straight from the tap.
Education
The functional literacy rate for the total population
is approximately 96% due to a mandatory primary and secondary
public school system.
Costa Rica called the “Switzerland of Central
America”
is a peaceful, democratic country. The oldest most established
democracy in Latin America, with elections held every four years.
The citizens enjoy many freedoms, which include freedom of religion
and protection from infringement of government. Ownership of land
is a primary right. Title Insurance on your property is available
with one of the largest insurers in the world, “Stewart
Title.”
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Ecotourism
Fishing, Surfing bird watching, watching nesting sea
turtles, hiking, rafting, boating, scuba diving, sport fishing,
golf, horseback riding, snorkeling, surfing, kayaking…
The ecotourism industry in Costa Rica is thriving as people
have learned to make a living from the rainforest without destroying
it.
Beautiful beaches abound. Some pristine, some deserted. Long
straight stretches of sand to tiny coves bordered by rocky headlands.
Whatever your preference you’re likely to find something
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