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Family Cottage-Turned-Restaurant
Offers English Charm in Santa Ana
To find a restaurant not overlooking a concrete jungle is a joy indeed. La Casita Inn maintains the rural feel of Santa Ana, a typical country town about 20 minutes southwest of San José that has been hit by nonstop development. Over a period of time, I watched the renovation of this old country cottage and a new construction go up in the abandoned garden. Where a flock of sheep used to graze, an organic garden now flourishes and supplies the restaurant with fresh herbs and veggies.


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

Guitarists Strum Their Stuff in San José Festival
The first five nights of July are being strung together with a series of guitar performances by musicians spanning the geographic and stylistic spectrum of Latin America, in the second San José Guitar Festival at the Veritas University campus in the southeastern San José district of Zapote.

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

Lands in Love a Haven for Friends and Animals
Sitting quietly at the base of a pristine valley in the mountains of north-central Costa Rica is a tiny, secluded annex of society, a place almost hidden from the world, offering the escapism of a utopian novel combined with all the modern conveniences of a Holiday Inn.
Costa Rica Fishing, Sportfishing, Charters, Fishing Reports
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Pacific Fishing Above Average; Tarpon Hot on Caribbean
The fishing up and down the Pacific coast continues to be above average for this time of year. The northern Pacific has seen a good sailfish, mahimahi and tuna bite, while the central and southern Pacific coasts have had a decent marlin, mahimahi and tuna bite. The fishing up at Lake Arenal has been steady, and they've had a hot tarpon bite on the Caribbean side.
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