What is the best thing in costa rica???

Question

Is it the rainforest, the coffee, the people, the sun, the ocean, the wildlife ???

Tell me what YOU think!

Answer 1

my best friend -we are both women her brother lives there 9 mos a yr,she  wont go anymore  --ok heres                            the good things  weather golf  the sun resort by the ocean ---- bad things dont go out alone  prostitutes in a lot of bars after americans. thieves ,dont wear jewelry or act like you have money they are kidnaping tourists need i say more thats what the travel ads dont tell you these are desperate people a 60 year old guy can date a20 yr, old as long as your name is got rocks  ive heard someone on a talk show say if your husbands says he is going to costa rica to play golf  hes full of bs they go for the s*x which is 4 sale everywhere there is no way of making money there its is sad but true you see the travel ads but they should say  TRAVEL AT YOUR OWN RISK !  im so glad i know about these places   dont get me wrong about the beauty ,climate and all that its  the bad people that ruin every thing for the good ones !!

Answer 2

everything

Answer 3

Its all of those things, Costa Rica rocks !

Answer 4

The Osa Peninsula. This is the last sector of Costa Rica that is not connected to ICE and the public electricity lines. It is an area of dense jungle rain forest that used to be an Island, so many species here remain endemic to the area.

There are tons of monkeys (howlers, white faced, most commonly, also squirrel monkeys), the scarlet macaws still call this area home as well.

There are some of the largest mangorve forest reserves in Latin America in this region of the country.

source: http://www.anywherecostarica.com/south-p...

This site is a great source of information for this area of the country and its major tourist destinations.

Answer 5

The best thing in Costa Rica is that the Costa  Rica real estate is high return investments with low risk.

Answer 6

the people!!!

Answer 7

The country of Costa Rica can be considered a paradise by many even though it has only recently begun to see more and more visitors flocking to its white water rivers which take you through a host of diverse landscapes.

The abundance of wildlife, Costa Rica rain forest canopy, and the relatively small population of 3 million makes exploring the roughly 19,000 square miles of this country a welcome adventure for travelers on their Costa Rica vacation.

Costa Rica is a lesser-known country in Central America, with Nicaragua to the north, and the lagoon paradise of Panama, with its infamous Panama Canal to the south. Two shores of this country touch the two separate major bodies of water: the Caribbean Ocean to the east, and the Pacific Ocean to the west.

Costa Rica Travel usually involves a great deal of eco-tourism and nature tours. Abundant rainfall gives Costa Rica two main seasons, the wet one, which begins in April and last through November, and the dry season, which is from December to April. The large amount of precipitation helps to create this country's many rivers, some of which are prone to flooding, and besides this, creating dangerous environments for bathers or tourists whitewater rafting in Costa Rica. After a heavy rainfall, the rivers become engorged with debris like tree trunks and boulders, creating a rushing wall of havoc that Costa Ricans refer to as Cabezas de Aguas, or heads of water in Spanish.

While this may seem scary to visitors to Central and South America who might be more accustomed to the tranquil waters of the Amazon River in Brazil, this is just one of the many distinct features of Costa Rica. Much like the crocodiles of Tortugueros, the dangers of the rivers can be experienced from a safe and comfortable distance.

Although most of the country lies in a tropical zone, 12 different climates make up part of Costa Rica's natural diversity. The long mountain chain that stretches across the country is part of the thousands mile long Andean Sierra Madre range. The capitol of San Jose lies in one of the most fertile valleys near the center of the country.

Costa Rica vacations often start here in the capitol of San Jose, as it is a central jumping off point for trips to the humid Caribbean coast and the chilling but scenic heights of Chirripo, situated in the south of the country at over 12,000 feet. This country was first explored on Columbus's fourth journey to the new world in 1502. He and his crew were warmly welcomed by the native Carib Indians who paddled out in their canoes, adorned with gold rings in their ears and noses. This, and the lush western coastline inspired the Spaniards to name this place Costa Rica, or Rich Coast.

Rings are a recurring theme here. On a Costa Rica tour you might stop at one of the sites of the southwestern coasts where granite spheres dot the landscape. Some of these perfectly shaped spheres are small enough to fit in a backpack while others are as big as a car. This and other evidence of a civilization dating back 10,000 years give you even more to explore as you discover this country on your Costa Rica Vacation.

Ranging from a history excursion to one of the seven active volcanoes to a canopy eco-tour, tours in Costa Rica offer you a glimpse of the geographical features and microclimates that create variety of life and scenery in this Central American country. Whether you're here to surf or to enjoy the untouched wonders of this rich haven, Costa Rica vacations have something exciting for every visitor.