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July 3, 2014 A bottle of white liquid on a table with two wine glasses

Vino de Coyol: Costa Rica’s Moonshine?

Jenn and Matt 18 Comments Restaurant Guides & Food July 3, 2014

Costa Rica has its share of strange beverages, and we’ve tried a lot of them. There’s Agua de Tamarindo, a brown, sweet drink made from the tamarind fruit. If you …

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June 19, 2014 Horseback riding on the beach Nosara Costa Rica

The Pure Life Pace: A Horseback Tour in Nosara

Jenn and Matt 12 Comments Wildlife & Nature June 19, 2014

Last Updated: September 1, 2025 Nosara can keep you busy with its amazing surf, yoga, and array of activities. But, remember, part of visiting Costa Rica is enjoying la pura …

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June 13, 2014 The Cost of Owning a Car in Costa Rica

The Cost of Owning a Car in Costa Rica

Jenn and Matt 19 Comments Living in CR June 13, 2014

Since Buying a Car in Costa Rica about 10 months ago, we have gone through many of the motions of car ownership, including taxes, insurance, maintenance, and of course repairs. …

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June 4, 2014 How to Save on Travel in Costa Rica

How to Save on Travel in Costa Rica

Jenn and Matt 17 Comments Money, Travel Planning Tips June 4, 2014

Although Costa Rica is less expensive than many destinations in North America, Europe, and the South Pacific, it isn’t as budget friendly today as it once was. Like all great …

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May 23, 2014 Macaws Flying Free: A Visit to the Macaw Recovery Network

Macaws Flying Free: A Visit to the Macaw Recovery Network

Jenn and Matt 4 Comments Sustainability, Wildlife & Nature May 23, 2014

Last Updated: July 15, 2025 Even before we moved to Costa Rica in 2013, we had been closely following an organization called the Ara Project and their efforts to breed …

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May 14, 2014 Humidity and Your Camera: Making a Dry Box in the Tropics

Humidity and Your Camera: Making a Dry Box in the Tropics

Jenn and Matt 9 Comments Living in CR May 14, 2014

We read an article a while back about how mold and fungus can start growing inside the lens or body of a camera, especially in high humidity environments like Costa …

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May 9, 2014 Diria National Park: Hiking Near Guanacaste’s Gold Coast

Diria National Park: Hiking Near Guanacaste’s Gold Coast

Jenn and Matt 25 Comments National Parks & Reserves May 9, 2014

Last Updated: July 23, 2025 Costa Rica’s Guanacaste region no doubt hosts some great beach destinations. But for those looking to do some hiking, the terrain, which consists of rolling …

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April 22, 2014 Packing for Your Move to Costa Rica: Advice from Expats

Packing for Your Move to Costa Rica: Advice from Expats

Jenn and Matt 60 Comments Living in CR, Moving to CR April 22, 2014

Right before we moved to Costa Rica in July of 2013, we did a post about what we were bringing. We itemized the contents of each of our eight suitcases …

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March 27, 2014 A bride in a white gown holding a bouquet of white flowers next to a groom in a black suit.

Costa Rica Wedding Traditions

Jenn and Matt 7 Comments Cultural Heritage & Gardens March 27, 2014

Last Updated: August 4, 2025 Having moved to Costa Rica from the United States, we weren’t sure what to expect when we received our first Costa Rican wedding invitation. Feeling …

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February 27, 2014 The Enchating Rio Celeste

Rio Celeste: Essential Tips for Visiting Costa Rica’s Blue Waterfall

Jenn and Matt 86 Comments Waterfalls February 27, 2014

Last Updated: July 8, 2025 Set in the highlands in rural northwestern Costa Rica, the Rio Celeste Waterfall is a breathtaking natural wonder one has to see to believe. The …

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Two Weeks in Costa Rica Owners Jenn and Matt with their kids

Hola! We’re Matt & Jenn, a couple who left Boston to pursue a dream of traveling, living, and starting a family in Costa Rica. It all started about 10 years ago with an amazing two-week vacation . . .Read More

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