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COSTA RICA, Caribbean Sea side … Anyone?

So here in three weeks for 12 days. Why? October is one two months of year, which is the east coast) the dry season (. Pointers, where to go? Driving Tips and governance, we are totally confused with that. Areas we will stay: Punta Uva, Arenal, San Jose. We have hotels. Need to points of interest, insurance and real estate of good restaurants, pubs and shops.

The Caribbean is great … but do not want to stay in Puerto Viejo, the case is now very precarious … But you must go to Tortuguero, is awesome! Accessible only by boat, but it is quite the pain, no cars, no noise, and the National Park is amazing. For here there places you can go to Guanacaste, or south, Puntarenas, Dominical, Ballena Bay, those who are too big. If you stay in San Jose can be a little more care, the nightlife, but is mostly a safe place Escazú and Heredia, but they are also expensive, you can go to San Pedro, but be careful. Try do not use watches or jewelry, and try to go out with someone, but especially at night. During the day is not so dangerous, only a few specific locations, but there is nothing to see what could not reach. At the beach or tourist locations must ensure in particular with devices digital cameras or bags of money, and if ur staying in a hotel, it is best if you leave your passport there, because if you fly you do not want to loose ur passport. Or dry summer season starts around November, December to April. Rigth now we are in what we call winter because it rains almost every day, mornings are sunny, but after 24:00 the night falls the rain years. About the conduct and guidelines, main roads have large signs, and you can not miss, it is almost impossible or lost. authentic restaurants … well … to search for restaurants, hotels offer often because "food premises", but there is nothing typical. I can guarantee you that if you search for "soda" seems real food Costa Rica.

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