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  1. Costa Rica Cost of Living: Creating a Realistic Monthly Budget Sun-splashed beaches. The distant hoot of howler monkeys. Year-round summer. Panoramic views of sailboats and islets and breeching whales. You can’t put a price on the Costa Rican lifestyle. Luckily, we can tell you the cost of necessities – your everyday expenses and the overall cost of living.

  2. The Once You’re Here section is primarily targeted to those currently living in Costa Rica. While this section will be useful for folks who are planning a move to Costa Rica, the articles will have the most relevance for those currently living in and trying to navigate their way around Costa Rica. Current articles include information about what to do in Costa Rica, restaurant guides, easiest ways to learn Spanish, and much more. In the future, articles will include supermarket price comparisons and other information.

  3. The Pros & Cons of Buying a Car in Costa Rica So, you’ve scoured the local classifieds (crautos is a good one) and you now have sticker shock. $40,000 for a 2014 Toyota Prado? $25,000 for a 2015 Rav4? $12,000 for a tiny 1,300cc, two-door 2013 Suzuki Jimny?

  4. Staying Healthy in Costa Rica’s Blue Zone Have you ever heard the term, Blue Zone? Simply put, Blue Zones are global longevity hotspots where residents live measurably longer, healthy lives. It sounds a little bit like magic – special places where you can live longer, almost effortlessly? – but the science is very real. What’s also real is that Blue Zones are extremely rare. There are only five in the world: Okinawa, Japan; Loma Linda, California; Ikaria, Greece; Sardinia, Italy; and our very own Nicoya Peninsula, home to Nosara. That’s right: here, residents are more likely to reach 100 – and to enjoy those golden years, healthy and strong.

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