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Costa Rica has never been known as having great roads but things are changing quickly in the southern Pacific region. The new roads are bringing record numbers of new travelers to southern Costa Rica and increasing real estate...
The Genesis Puntarenas worth $120 million is Costa Rica’s first all-glass multifamily residential building by Caspi. This building will also have the world’s largest penthouse, extensive 68,459-square-foot. The main highlights...
Exceptional Villa with Ocean and Mountain View [Id: 16116] High quality building Ojochal Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Osa 5 rooms total, 1 floors, 1 garages, 2 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 Guest toilets, 3 terraces/balconies Villa...
Modern villa with infinite view [Id: 14440] Modern villa with infinity pool and with infinite view - Villa Vista Azul 6350 Quepos - Manuel Antonio Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Puntarenas This modern masterpiece is located in the...
Beach house with dream situation [Id: 14367] Beach house with dream location on the Tambor beach 5361 Cóbano - Playa Tambor Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Puntarenas 6 rooms total, 2 floors, 4 bathrooms, 4 bedrooms, 2...
Luxuriant nature near to the sea [Id: 14311] Luxuriant nature near to the sea - House Las Brisas del Pacífico Jacó - Esterillos Costa Rica, Puntarenas 7 rooms total, 2 floors, 3 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 terraces/balconies Only...
The place of your dreams for a dream price [Id: 14298] The place of your dreams for a dream price - Finca Alcaravan 5200 Naranjo Costa Rica, Puntarenas 5 rooms total, 1 floors, 3 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 terraces/balconies...
Commentary by Captain Paul Watson For years, the tiny nation of Costa Rica has enjoyed the fruits of the myth that it is some sort of ecological paradise. But Costa Rica has a good public relations agency and a steady stream of...
BARRANCA DE PUNTARENAS, Costa Rica - At the time, he had no way to know it would trigger a high-stakes controversy that reached all the way to Boston, but Jose Antonio Gonzalez remembers clearly the day he first heard that...
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from the University of Miami and the University of Costa Rica have used global climatological data and vegetation indices from Costa Rica, to predict Dengue outbreaks in the region.
