July 2021

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Why the Costa Ballena? Located about an hour south of the Manuel Antonio National Park, the pristine and largely unspoiled region offers miles of scenic beaches bordered by coastal mountains and jungle. Laid back communities dot the coast from the surf town of Dominical to Uvita, home of the Marino Ballena National Park, down to beautifully remote Ojochal, famed for its diverse international cuisine. Once...

Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica, is a fantastic destination for visitors, residents, and investors alike. Here's a blog highlighting why this stunning location is a top choice: Manuel Antonio is famous for its breathtaking natural beauty. The Manuel Antonio National Park is a true testament to this, boasting an incredible variety of wildlife, including monkeys, sloths, and exotic birds. The park also features...

Los Sueños is Costa Rica’s preeminent world-class destination. Located on the Central Pacific Coast only a little more than an hour from San Jose’s Juan Santamaria airport, this 1,100-acre development combines luxury housing with all of the amenities expected of a 5-star development. From beautifully appointed condominiums to spacious single-family homes, and luxury estates, Los Sueños is a top...

Client Question Answered: Manuel Antonio National Park Great, I will have the keys in the lockbox on my front for of my office. Easy access and entry to check in The National Park is awesome, expect a short hike and if you are going to the beach at the park, it is awesome, but no food is allowed in the park for the animals. The Manuel Antonio National Park is closed on Mondays. The national park you can...

I recommend residency for sure if you are going to live in Costa Rica full time. The process can be long but worth it. You need your criminal record for where you have lived for the last 6 months and a birth certificate issued by the state you were born. They both need to be apostilled in the state where the documents originated from. Normally this is done by the secretary of state in person, mail, or on...