Best places to live in Costa Rica when retired

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Thousands of Americans and foreigners come to Costa Rica for a life is much quieter and less expensive in the process of withdrawal.

Costa Rica becomes one of the biggest attraction for the life of the retirement especially by its proximity to one of the main tributaries of retired: United States, also does not represent a significant distance with Canada, for example.

Some of the benefits are the low cost of living compared with developed countries, an exceptional climate and a security policy stable.

The favorite destinations chosen by foreigners for removal are among the following: Samara, tamarind in the province of Guanacaste in the North of the country, these places, both in coastal areas are ideal for being surrounded by a developed environment yet maintaining the natural beauty. It has beautiful Resorts as well as facilities such as restaurants and water sports activities.

Other regions that have become destinations star, is the area of Montezuma in the North of the Pacific coast, this is ideal for people who enjoy the natural in its best State places, Montezuma is a coastal town that retains even the purity natural and less invaded by a developed construction, such as paved roads and high buildings.

The Central Pacific region is one of the most important and busiest, as ever, is the coast that is closest to the city, Manuel Antonio and Jaco are beaches preferred not only by national and international tourists, but for those who are planning to settle in Costa Rica, just an hour and a half of the Intl Airport. Juan Santa María can enjoy all that the Pacific coast has to offer.

If your plan isn't to live beside the sea, then in Costa Rica there are other popular options to live in the city, in a magnificent position, enjoying an exceptional climate and at much lower cost. For example in the western part of the capital, the favorite places are Escazu Santa Ana, in the most exclusive places of the capital, with access to a multitude of services, immersed in the beautiful mountains of the region.

Foreigners looking for Costa Rica to settle have many options depending on your preferences; the country brings together all the qualities that are ideal to offer enough for a comfortable retirement life, in harmony with nature and at a much lower cost.

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Curú National Park The first private wildlife refuge in Costa Rica

Curú National Wildlife Refuge can be found on the southern Nicoya Peninsula of northwestern, Costa Rica, just south of Paquera. Most traveller to the area are in search of Sandy beaches, the surf of Santa Teresa or the very popular tourist destination, Montezuma, and the Peninsula’s primary wildlife park can sometimes get over looked. Curú offers easy access to seeing some of the most sought after species such as White-faced monkeys, Howler monkeys, Spider Monkeys, Scarlet Macaws, White-tailed Deer, Collared Peccary, Coati, Raccoons, Coyotes, Iguanas, and hundreds of species of tropical and migratory birds.

It is an important place to visit as it is Costa Rica’s first private National Wildlife Refuge.

There are 3 different species of monkeys (the mantled howler monkey, white faced monkey and the spider monkey), the American Crocodile, Agouti, Coati, beautiful birds such like woodpeckers, manakins, toucans, herons, hawks; iguanas and squirrels. That is without mentioning the abundance of marine wildlife, including many species of tropical fish, sea turtles, sting rays, and occasional whales.

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