Costa Rica Fishing, Sportfishing, Fishing Reports, Charters

Weekly Edition Newspaper: November 20 - November 26, 2009 | San José Costa Rica
   
LOGIN | SUBSCRIBE | GUIDEBOOKS | ARCHIVE SEARCH | CONTACT US |
| Home
| Top Story
| Business & Real Estate
| Weekend Section >
| The Nica Times
| Daily News
| Letters to the Editor
| Photo>
| Classified Ads >
| More in the Print Edition

Tomorrow on Exhibit
A new exhibit at Costa Rica's InBio Park offers a futuristic look at how changing climatic conditions might affect the world. A diagram shows the peninsula of Puntarenas becoming an island. And life changes drastically for polar bears and penguins with climate warming.

See this Friday's print or electronic edition of The Tico Times for more on this story

Ronald Reyes | Tico Times

Get a copy of the Costa Rica Tico Times Weekly Newspaper and Daily News Updates in PDF Format
Essentia Moves Its Fusion Flair to Escazú
Fans of Costa Rican chef José López, formerly of Essentia restaurant at the Corteza Amarilla hotel on the road to Ciudad Colón, will be happy to hear he is now at Essentia Restaurant and Lounge in the western suburb of Escazú. Having studied in the United States and at the Cordon Bleu in Paris, López's claim to fame is cuisine combining distinctive flavors from Latin America, the Mediterranean and the Pacific Rim, and he has brought this fine fusion to his new location.


Costa Rica Culture - Arts, Theater, Movie, Music - Activities, Things to Do

Monteverde Gallery Stages Winged Show

On the doorstep of the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, a quaint shop perched on a hill and nestled behind a batch of towering trees is difficult to see.

Costa Rica Travel, Reviews of Hotels, Parks, Restaurants, Tourism

Relax, Let Monteverde Trainforest Take You
The steep, serpentine road ascends the Monteverde mountainside, unveiling views of the surrounding emerald mountains that become more impressive as your vantage point improves.
Costa Rica Fishing, Sportfishing, Charters, Fishing Reports
Fishing Forum
Good Bite, East and West
The weather and fishing on the Pacific side of the country has been better than average for early October, with a good sailfish, marlin and mahimahi bite all along the coast. Conditions have also been good on the Caribbean side, with sunny days, flat seas and lots of tarpon.
The Tico Times news photos, Costa Rica nature photographs, travel photos of Costa Rica
a
RETURN TO THE TOP OF PAGE

HOME | SUBSCRIBE | ADVERTISE | GUIDEBOOKS | BACK ISSUES | ARCHIVE SEARCH | CONTACT US | ABOUT US | NEWSSTANDS | LINKS