Costa Rica By Adrian Rivera

Water activities Costa Rica is an island so the beach is always an idea it is always just a short walk away from any hotel and the water is as clear it matches the sky the heat will catch up to you so head down to the beach

Sport activitiesSoccer in Costa Rica is like baseball or basket ball in America everyone plays so if you ever want a game just walk into town their will always be one there is a court everywhere you go so just go out and play

HISTORIC SITES Costa Rica is a seismic country located on the infamous Pacific Rim of Fire. The nation is home to more than 100 volcanic formations, seven of which are active. The last significant eruption in the country was that of the Arenal Volcano previously deemed a mountain in 1968. Today, the area around Arenal is a popular tourist hotspot, featuring thermal hot springs, luxury hotels and adventure tours.

culturealso called ticos are from a multiethnic Spanish speaking nation in Central America called Costa Rica. Costa Ricans are predominantly criollos, castizos and mestizos, but their country is consider a multiethnic society, which means that it is home to people of many different ethnic backgrounds. As a result, modern-day Costa Ricans do not consider their nationality as an ethnicity but as a citizenship with various ethnicities. Costa Rica has three small minority groups: Blacks, Amerindians and Asians

Shopping in Costa Rica A fair-trade gallery run by Aisling French does a great job of bringing together artwork and crafts from a diverse population of regional ethnicities. Here, you’ll find a lovely array of Boruca masks, finely woven Wounaan baskets, Guaymí dolls, Bribrí canoes, Chorotega ceramics and Huetar carvings, as well as contemporary urban and Afro-Caribbean crafts. They can also help arrange visits to remote indigenous territories in different parts of Costa Rica.

Restaurant In Las Cazuelas de mi Tierra we proudly are Ticos, so we decided to incorporate all the recipes of our grandmothers to our menu. Come try our typical Costa Rican food and remember yourself homemade taste. We wait for you!On weekends we can ride horses for children. We are located 200 meters east of the toll of pools, (400 meters before reaching the crossing of Jaco - Orotina) San José - Caldera Highway. With direct access to the track!Hours: 08:00 am to 06:00 pm from Tuesday to Sunday.

Hotels There are always hotels in Costa Rica that finding on is so simple go to the best western