#guanacaste fishing

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Top Reasons To Choose Guanacaste Fishing Destinations

Costa Rica is a marvelous northwest region with Guanacaste, which has become the epitome of a fishing destination. Along with such an abundance of marine life and impressive scenery, your fishing charter here promises to offer a memorable adventure. In this writing piece, people can gather more facts about the Guanacaste Fishing Destinations, and Guanacaste Fishing Charters.

There are many types of fish found in Guanacaste, such as sailfish, marlin, dorado, and yellow fin tuna; this quantity of fish would make it one of the best areas for deep sea and inshore fishing. Anyway, you might categorize yourself, you can have the time of your life on the water with great chances at landing some big ones.

It's only when you book a Guanacaste Fishing Charters that you gain access to knowledgeable local captains who intimately understand the waters. Their services will ensure that you are located at the best fishing spots, upping your chances for success. Additionally, they can give you valuable tips and techniques to improve your entire fishing adventure.

All-inclusive packages abound in Guanacaste's many fishing charters, so you can have everything you need for a successful outing. High-quality fishing gear, bait, and refreshments are all caught within these packages; with all the hassles sorted out by the fishermen, you can just sit back, relax, and be part of the experience.

Breathtaking Scenery

In Guanacaste, it's not just about the catch. The whole sightseeing experience during a trip out to sea includes seeing areas of unspoiled beaches, luxuriant landscapes, and most excitingly, excellent sunsets. Scenery like this makes your adventure worthwhile, and every second spent in the water is accounted for.

Family-Friendly Activities

Most of the fishing charters in Guanacaste are family-friendly, where anglers of all ages get a safe and exciting environment. It is therefore great for family outings where everyone can learn about fishing and have a wonderful day spent together on the water. Of course, the chance to bond over shared experiences makes it even more joyful for the adventure.

Guanacaste Fishing Destinations, Costa Rica, offers loads of benefits; from the entire marine life and expert guidance to sceneries that are breathtaking and family-friendly opportunities. Whether you're an old-timer fisherman or a beginner, Guanacaste will give you that unforgettable fishing experience. Book your charter today and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime!

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Guanacaste Costa Rica Fishing

Discover Guanacaste's incredible fishing opportunities amidst Costa Rica's diverse marine ecosystem. With experienced guides, Guanacaste offers unforgettable angling adventures for enthusiasts of all levels. For more details:

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SEGURIDAD | What everyone is talking about behind closed doors and offline.

In our small fishing and farming village—turned gringo hotspot—beyond the fight for water, the exponentially rising costs of living, and Ticos getting pushed out by foreigners, crime is a very real and growing side effect of its gentrification, or what more and more are referring to as neo-colonization (1) (2).

Yesterday morning, Tuesday the 5th of November, the OIJ (the primary law enforcement agency of Costa Rica) carried out several raids in San Jose and Guanacaste. These raids resulted in the arrest of six suspects of a criminal group dedicated to house robberies, with “what is believed to be up to an economic loss of ₡1,000 million” (3) (just under USD$2 million).

Specifically, in one of the raids, the suspects were apprehended from an AirBnB they were renting in the neighborhood of Surfside, Potrero (4). According to US Embassy officials, it is not unknown that areas with a concentration of AirBnBs and short-term rentals, like Surfside, are incredibly vulnerable to this type of crime, especially when it’s easy to discover what items are—and potentially are—inside for the taking (5).

LOOKING AT THE BIG PICTURE

While the unprecedented growth in our region (6) has made it clear there has been a huge injection of money to our beach town and neighboring poblados, it is arguable if the flood of new money has actually brought better infrastructure, diverse culture, and (as we are talking about it) reduced crime—the core “pros” of gentrification, as many champion.

By way of illustration:

Our unregulated roads, although now paved because of growth, are too narrow and unsafe (7) for the large population of those without the luxury of vehicles, among other factors like poor planning for drainage, resulting in the floods we are experiencing today.

The threat of the irreversible salinization of our aquifer becomes more real (8) (9) with more green lights given for continued development, all the while water shut offs are still real when the rain stops in dry season.

More historical locations and local identity is actively being torn down (10), in the same breath as new laws are proposed to allow fresh businesses in their place (11), and furthermore, those in local seats denouncing these acts are stripped of their titles (12) .

Locals are being outpriced and displaced from their community (13), replaced with 2nd homes used for financial gain by foreigners.

Our local police do not have the money for their own station, let alone could justify asking for more reinforcements, as their pleads to get support and real documentation on crime (14), like denuncias, are swept under the rug.

It seems like what we used to experience as local petty theft in hard times is turning into a social desperation and crime epidemic. Not to mention, right or wrong, the palpable animosity towards the foreigner influx and domination of these targeted regions, seems intrinsic to this growing problem.

 

HOW DO WE MOVE FORWARD? HOW DO WE STAY SAFE?

It is critical, more so than ever, that everyone in our community not only be aware of these issues and take them into consideration, but also have open and transparent communications with a shared goal of preserving the safety of the people, land, and wildlife of our beloved poblados: A concerted effort by everyone, old and new, together.

This includes making sure to integrate with your community and hopefully full-heartedly. We offer the following suggestions:

Know your neighbors. A friendly “Upe” can bypass the lack of doorbells, and allow for an introduction to a relationship along the lines of a Gump to your Forest. Small towns are incredibly conducive for neighbors looking out for you in times of need, and vice versa, even if you don’t like each other.

Connect with your community. Join your local ADI (Associacion Desarrollo Integral de [insert town]). They are the only legally recognized, government sanctioned organization at the community level (in accordance with Law 3859 (15)). Each town has different projects and priorities, therefore it’s important to join in the local conversation; so you not only know what’s going on, but can be a part of the solution with suggestions, attending important town halls, volunteering, voting for your representatives, etc.

Potrero: adiplayapotreroorg@gmail.com

Flamingo: info@adiflamingo.org 

Brasilito: adibrasilito.1994@gmail.com 

Huacas: juntadirectivaadihuacas@gmail.com 

If you don’t see your town listed, give ‘em a google, or reach out to us. We are connected with the Unión Costera, the association of ADIs from Potrero down to Junquillal (currently).

Speak Spanish, or at least try. It can be challenging to learn a new language, but not only is it the national language, it is the language of your neighbors. Trying to speak Spanish, shows respect and good faith to the community you are a part of, and goes noted.

Know your surroundings. We covered neighbors, but do you know where your local police are? Do you know their limitations, needs, asks…you name it? Please read some outlined points from one of the important meetings with government representatives, OIJ, local police (Fuerza), local organizations and the community back in February, when a resident of the area was critically injured from a brutal robbery walking on the streets of Surfside.

Most importantly, in cases of emergency, call 9-1-1 first. All calls are recorded and can be used as data points. The operator will connect you with the appropriate party. For local office numbers, see the following:

Fuerza Flamingo:  2654-5086 |  2654-6136

Coast Guard Flamingo: 2654-5033 | 2654-6193 | Canal 16

Fuerza Brasilito:  2600-2086

OIJ Santa Cruz: 2681-4062, 2681-4099

For more local authorities, Upe is a great one stop resource for our and surrounding communities (see the bottom of their homepage for Police, Fire, Medical, etc).

Network online for safety. ADI Tamarindo, one of the highest performing ADIs in CR, has been able to vet and impressively connect their community to the local police on the ground with an app called SoSafe. It costs them $1 per year, per user. While Potrero has not been able to make the direct connection yet, the app is free. As a user, you can receive/make notifications on robberies, suspicious activities, water breaks, even lost dogs. While of course it is not optimal for the community that the police in Flamingo/Potrero/Brasilito are not directly connected and held responsible to reports on the app yet, it is worth noting SoSafe is a useful data source with metadata attached, especially since there is a tendency to refrain from filing (desperately needed) official police reports, denuncias.

We whole-heartedly love our community and want to move forward safely, and in peace with all our neighbors. Please let us know if you have additional suggestions for the safety of your community members, so they can be shared with your neighbors.

Moreover we have provided outside resources for reference on many points. We invite the sharing of more information with a multitude of resources, so we can more clearly see the big picture from more sides. Feel free to share more with us, if you feel we missed any.

Juntos podemos. Ya, vamos!

Amor, amor, amor,

Potrero Post

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Exciting Things to do in Costa Rica with Your Kids

Costa Rica is replete with many exciting family adventures that range from spotting beautiful animals on a mangrove tour, taking surfing lessons, seeing the majestic waterfalls, and tasting chocolate and coffee. You can look for Costa Rica vacation packages for a family that include these activities. Let us explore more about this.

Coffee or Chocolate Tour

You can book a chocolate or coffee tour. Many facilities grow a wide variety of fruits and spices plus coffee and chocolate. It can be a wonderful experience to taste the delicious flavors of Costa Rica right off of the trees and also see how some of your favorite flavors taste. So make sure your Costa Rica vacation packages for family includes a coffee or chocolate tour.

Mangrove Boat Tour

This is an easy way to see birds and wildlife while learning about important protected waterways in Costa Rica. Your kids will be extremely happy to spot white-faced capuchin monkeys, various species of birds, and even a crocodile, depending on the area of the country you are visiting. You may even opt for a kayak tour instead of a boat if you want an adventurous experience.

Visiting the Hanging Bridges

This could be an excellent way to experience the rainforest up close. It is suggested that you hire a guide who can point out the wildlife to provide a better view through a viewing scope when visiting the Mistico Hanging Bridges outside of La Fortuna in the Arenal Area. This will provide your kids with plenty of opportunities to spot interesting wildlife, check out stunning waterfalls, and cross amazing hanging bridges. One of the major highlights is spotting the various species of colorful butterflies.

Ziplining on Canopy Tours

Adventurous travelers can opt for canopy tours and ziplining. This is a must-do activity. You can visit an adventure park in Dlamonet, like Buena Vista del Rincon, in Guanacaste. You can visit the hanging bridges, get involved in horseback riding, see amazing wildlife, and relax in hot springs. You can zipline over the upper canopy of the rainforest to have a bird’s eye view of the beautiful world below.

Waterfall Tour

Costa Rica is a haven of photogenic waterfalls. You can take a tour, see several of them, and even swim or jump off for a more adventurous experience. The most famous waterfalls in Costa Rica are Rio Celeste, La Fortuna, and La Paz. Some guides can even locate hidden gems you can enjoy with your family.

Visit a National Park

The conversation efforts of the government are what makes the country special, with 30% of the land being protected. About half of this protected land comprises 30 national parks, comprising fresh waterways, ocean waters, and rainforests. These are the places where the wildlife thrives and can be spotted by skilled and knowledgeable guides. Some of the most popular national parks in Costa Rica include Monteverde Cloud Forest, Manuel Antonio, Corcovado, Tortuguero, and Arenal Volcano.

Relaxing in Hot Springs

The country is home to some very beautiful natural hot springs. One of the best-known is the La Fortuna or Arenal Volcano spring, which has relaxing mineral waters.

To Conclude

Costa Rica has vibrant sunsets, but the best view can be enjoyed from a sunset cruise. This will also take you to the waters and beaches that you could not access otherwise. You can find some of the best spots for snorkeling and experiencing the colorful marine wildlife like whales, dolphins, sea turtles, and puffer fish.

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First CR triathlon…first solo road trip…and a little added adventure of figuring out how/where to charge my car with the assistance of some kind helpers. ❤️

I’ve found a great running/triathlon team here that has embraced the gringa. ;) So I’ve been excited to do my first triathlon in Costa Rica…and then I realized that it was the same weekend that Rick would be on an annual fishing trip, so competing would mean driving myself…for the first time outside of San José…for 3.5 hours to the beach…and then figuring out the charging network for my electric vehicle. Hmm.

I sat on the decision for a couple weeks…and then signed up. Figured if I had paid the $, I’d have to figure it out! So grandma to the rescue…she flew down to stay with Kai and I packed up the car.

I got lucky with a gorgeous day and a great stretch of new highway to the beach. And I knew I was as heading in the right direction when I pulled up behind a van with about 15 bikes on top. Step 1…get there, solo. Done!

So I found my Airbnb, got my race packet and figured I should charge my car so I didn’t worry about it the next day as I headed home after the race. You see, I decided to buy an EV as we moved to CR, but I had yet to drive it outside of San Jose since Rick always drives his car for road trips. So I had never charged my car outside of our garage. Hmm…adventure #2…

Easily found the first charger right near packet pickup…no luck. For some reason it doesn’t seem to recognize my car, despite a very kind American man trying to help me. No problem…I find another charger in my app and head to the next town north. After talking my way into the hotel where it was located with my limited Spanish…again, no luck. But the sweet men pictured above must have pushed every button trying to help. Hmm. Okay, no problem…headed to the next town south. At this point I’m getting a tour of Guanacaste I hadn’t planned on, but I have time and still plenty of charge, so Pura Vida! Third charger…in front of a hardware store in a small town…it works! But will take 8 hours. Oh my…not exactly where I thought I’d spend my beach weekend pre-triathlon. So I message my Airbnb host who mentions a new charger back near where I am staying, which is not yet in my app. Success! I plug my car in and head to the beach to see where we will start the swim in the morning and to watch the sunset. I’m feeling quite accomplished…and I haven’t even done a triathlon yet!

Post sunset, I retrieve my (fully charged, whew!) car and head to dinner with my team. Ready for step #3 of the weekend…the actual triathlon!

Ready…swim, bike, run, done! So much fun. In the US, triathlon rules prohibit spectators from assisting athletes in any way. But here, every team had a tent and volunteers with water, ice, sports drink and would cheer on and chase down their teammates with whatever they needed! The energy was amazing!

After the rest of the team finished their longer races I grabbed breakfast (gallo pinto, typical CR breakfast, never tasted so good!) and got on the road back home to San Jose.

Just the weekend I needed. Out of my comfort zone for sure but I’ll admit I felt pretty proud of myself for just doing it.

Thankful for grandma for coming down to be with Kai, Rick for leaving me thoughtful notes of encouragement and my coworkers who were on call if I got myself into trouble on my first solo road trip in a new country. Pura vida!

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Tamarindo, Costa Rica - Ultimate Beach Vacation Destination

Tamarindo Orientation

Tamarindo, Costa Rica is located at the start of the Nicoya Peninsula in the province of Guanacaste. It faces the Pacific and offers a long expanse of beach for sun worshipers and a consistent swell for surfers. The sand is golden and sprinkled with gorgeous little spiraling shells.

Directly to the north of Tamarindo beach is the Palo Seco river mouth and then Playa Grande, a long scimitar of beach that is also a protected park. This park, Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas, is a breeding ground of the enormous and endangered leatherback turtle, which on average weighs 1000lbs (455kg) and measures over six feet in length (2m). Leatherbacks' nesting season is from October to March and most eggs are laid at night. This miracle of nature can be seen nightly, but you'll need to hire a guide in order to legally access the park past dusk. During the day the river-mouth between Playa Grande and Playa Tamarindo can be crossed at low tide, or you can hop on a small boat and be ferried across for a nominal fee.

Many Options for Lodging and Food

Being one of the most developed beach resort towns in Costa Rica, Tamarindo offers an array of accommodations from luxury resorts to simple cabins. There are also numerous dining options and international cuisine, including some Tours Tamarindo familiar fast food chains in case you're in need of comfort food. Despite the town's growth it is still small and accessible, without of any of the overdeveloped feel of the Mayan Riviera and other parts of coastal Mexico. But don't worry, there's still plenty of partying and a vibrant, unpretentious nightlife.

Adventures Galore

Adventure activities abound here, with surfing and fishing being two of the main draws. Tamarindo's consistent but reasonably sized surf has made it the mecca for surfers and would-be surfers alike. There are numerous surf shops offering lessons in the range of $25-30 for an hour to an hour and a half. Surfboard rentals range from $10 to $25 per day with longboards costing more.

Costa Rica fishing aficionados will be delighted by all the possibilities in Tamarindo. Species are varied and abundant, and the there are numerous sportfishing charter boats for hire. Planning your trip between the months of April and November is your best bet to avoid the seasonal high winds off the coast of Guanacaste. Despite this, the waters are teeming with billfish, dorado (mahi mahi/dolphinfish), and tuna year round. For marlin, the best months are June and July -- same for tuna. Dorado is best from June to October.

Other activity options include jungle canopy tours on zip lines, atv tours, horseback riding, and mangrove tours in the Tamarindo Wildlife Refuge. A variety of companies in town can arrange tours, including your hotel in most cases.

Getting to Tamarindo, Costa Rica

Tamarindo's proximity to an international airport makes it very appealing, especially since you don't have to pass through Costa Rica's congested capital, San Jose. Daniel Oduber Airport in Liberia (code: LIR), serviced by American Airlines, Delta, and US Airways et al, is about an hour to an hour-and-a-half drive from Tamarindo beach by rental car or taxi.

A Great Destination

In sum, Tamarindo is a great, fun destination for your Costa Rica vacation - the nightlife is great too. Perhaps it's not as 'authentic' as some other towns, but the range of amenities and activities certainly create an appealing locale to relax, sip a cold cocktail, and watch a beautiful sunset while planning out your next adventure.

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Back to painting in our Costa Rican casita’s makeshift studio space. Listening to music, birds and monkeys 😁. #watercolorpainting #watercolors #costarica #costaricanstudio #puravida #puravidacostarica #playapotrerocostarica #playapotrero #maritimeart #maritimeartist #maritimeartistofnewbrunswick #maritimelife #maritimelifestyle #fishing #fishinglife #lobster #lobsterfishing #pointeduchene #pointeduchenewharf (at Puerto Potrero, Guanacaste, Costa Rica) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnKJuS7O7YH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Today, Lindblad Expeditions presents an Overview of Playa Zapotal—a remote and unspoiled beach on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. The beach offers visitors incredible adventure with dives to offshore submarine rocks, swarmed by multi-colored tropical fish. The nearby gallery forest is also home to hundreds of birds such as flit tanagers, euphonias, and parrots who reside in the canopy and soar above the treetops.

To learn more or see how you can explore the Guanacaste region yourself, check out Lindblad Expeditions at expeditions.com.

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MERROCK WINTER TRIP SUNNY, SANDY COSTA RICA IDEAS & THINGS TO DO!

There are so many things to do, both in the resort and the area while we're on this trip! Whether you want to do a little traveling, go adventuring, hit up the drinking and dining, or just spend some time at the beach, this getaway has a little bit of everything for everyone. Let's start with what there is to do at the resort, outside of dining & drinking and the spa (see the resort post for that).

Enjoy local wildlife and bird watching, take a bike tour, hang out in the lounge to play some ping-pong or other games, try out some water sports at the beach. There's also snorkeling, scuba diving and fishing trips available! Beaches are calm, great for sunbathing and relaxing, or you can chill in the hot tub and enjoy any one of three pools (upper pool with a water slide, an adults only pool, and a lower pool). Take in a cooking or cocktail class, enjoy some of the nightly shows, catch a movie on the big screen! There's also the fitness room, for those looking to stay in shape.

For the kids, there is the Explorers Club (ages 0-12), which has video games, crafts, and camping, open from 9AM until 9:45PM daily. (They will allow kids younger than 3 for our group.) For kids aged 13-17, there's the Core Zone Teens Club, open from 9AM to 10PM, with social events, video games and table games. (They also are open earlier for us!)

Want to leave the resort, strike out on your own to find adventure? We've compiled quite the list of resources for you to check out! You're welcome to travel freely, but we do ask that everyone spend their nights in their beds at the resort only, please!

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Don't let this be the "be all, end all" for this trip! Please feel free to do some research and find your own things to do with your friends, we just wanted to create a starting point for anyone who might have needed one.

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Costa Rican family fishing in Guanacaste

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Costa Rica – A Perfect Yoga Retreat in-between Pacific Ocean and The Caribbean

Costa Rica is one of the most beautiful places on this planet. The weather is pretty awesome all-round the year in Costa Rica which make it popular among the tourists to come and enjoy the amazing sites, stunning wildlife, mesmerizing highlands, and pristine beaches. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean, Costa Rica is renowned for the warm and friendly nature of the locals, healthy environment, and surf and Yoga. Naturally, this makes it a perfect yoga destination, and the tranquil surroundings helps achieve your goals while practicing yoga that nourishes your body, mind and soul. During the Northern Hemisphere winter, Costa Rica is a preferred vacation destination for yoga enthusiast around the world. Combining yoga and hiking, yoga and surfing, yoga and dancing, adventure yoga retreat, yoga meditation retreat, is common way of enjoying the Yoga Retreat Venue Costa Rica. There are millions of ways you find inner and outer peace with the help of practicing yoga in the rich wildness and amazing landscape of Costa Rica.  

Jaco is an amazing little Surf Town that has an abundance of recreational activities with fantastic restaurants, bars, shopping and night clubs. CASA 9, a great beach front Family Reunions venue Costa Rica is only minutes to the quaint surf town of Jaco for nightlife, Eco-Tourism, Big Game Sport Fishing, Novelty/gift shops, and much more. The spacious and comfortable CASA 9 has 16 Private Guest rooms with 21 beds makes a perfect accommodation for group vacation and big family reunions. This place is popular for its yoga retreat and you can mix yoga with surfing and yoga with hiking in the natural environment here in Costa Rica. The mesmerizing landscape and amazing surrounding in Costa Rica are ideal for a perfect vacationing with family and friends. Some of the yoga retreats in Costa Rica include Liberia – Guanacaste, Santa Teresa – Puntarenas, San Jose, Lake Arenal, and Montezuma. Along with daily yoga sessions you can enjoy the fun and adventure activities such as mountain biking, hiking, surfing, zip-line, horse riding, SUP and more during your perfect vacationing in Costa Rica.    

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Guanacaste Fishing Destinations

Guanacaste Fishing Destinations provide great chances for games as well as exciting moments for fishermen in the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Popular for the sea life, these offer sports fishing such as marlin, sailfish, and green and other types of tuna. Fishermen who would like to bring life to a totally new level, wonderful sceneries and qualified trawellers may sort this place.

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Fishing Charters Costa Rica Come Fully Equipped with Guides, Captain, Fishing Gears and Safety Equipments!

Fishing has been a part of human life about thousands of years. Early humans fished for food using simple tools. They used tools like bones, stones and sticks to make hooks and nets. They mainly fished in oceans, lakes and in rivers, catching fish to eat and trade. As time went on, fishing got better and the fishing tools also got better. People started using metal to make hooks and stronger materials to make nets. Boats became bigger and better that allowed the fishermen to go farther into the sea. Fishing charters Costa Rica are popular activity for tourists and locals too. Costa Rica is known for its marine life, excellent fishing spots and for its beautiful beaches.

Fishing charters Costa Rica are the trips on boats that are led by experienced guides, giving people a chance to catch a variety of fishes. Costa Rica’s coasts are divided into two main areas for fishing, one is the Pacific Coast and the second is Caribbean Coast. Each coast offers unique and best fishing experiences. This trip is for both beginners and experienced anglers. The guides provide all the necessary equipments including bait, reels and rods. They also offer instructions and tips to help you catch fish. The guides are experienced and they know the best spots and times to fish and also increasing your chances of a successful trip.

Fishing charters Costa Rica offer different types of trips. They offer half day trips which last about four to five hours and it is perfect for beginners or those with limited time. Full day trips mainly last eight to ten hours and providing more opportunities to catch a variety of fish. For more and best experience some charters also offers multi-day trips, where you can explore different fishing spots and also get to enjoy the beauty of the coast. The best time for fishing in Costa Rica depends on the type of fish you want to catch. Marlin and sailfish are more from November to April. Dorado is plentiful from May to October. Tuna can be caught whole year but the best months are August to October.

Deep sea fishing Guanacaste Costa Rica is an exciting adventure that attracts anglers from around the world. Guanacaste is located on the Pacific Coast and known for its clear waters, marine life and for its beautiful beaches. The place offers excellent opportunities for deep sea fishing that makes it a top destination for both beginners and experienced fishermen. Deep sea fishing mainly involves going far out into the ocean, where the water is deep and the fishes are big. The guides on these charters are knowledgeable and they provide all the necessary equipments. They also offer tips and instructions to help you catch fish.

Safety is the main priority in deep sea fishing Guanacaste Costa Rica! The boats are equipped with life jackets and other safety gear properly. Booking a deep sea fishing charter in Guanacaste is easy. You can easily contact the tour planner or book online. It is important to read reviews and choose a reputable company to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. This is the fishing tour planner that brings transportation, drinks and meals and making things convenient for tourists.

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The Hottest Beachside Costa Rica Real Estate

Every year new beach resorts attract media attention and for 2013 all eyes are on the Central American country of Costa Rica. The border with the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean, Panama and Nicaragua is receiving a lot of attention from this relatively small country. For vacationers who like the feeling of saltwater and sand between their toes, real estate in Costa Rica offers the best of both worlds. also look: http://namesforfriends.wikidot.com/blog:1

Ocean real estate

Amalido is the most accessible and most developed tourist city in the Guanacaste region, next to the Pacific Ocean. Visitors enjoy swimming, snorkeling, diving, fishing and horse riding. Tamarind National Wildlife Sanctuary is the perfect place to come home from the beach. The 1,000 hectares of protected forests include peaceful trails and beautiful mangroves.

Surfers must travel to Playa Avellana, which the locals call "Little Hawaii" due to the shush fashor waves. Waves can reach a height of 18 feet and surfers from around the world to reach that place from tamarind within a few minutes. Conservationists should not miss the opportunity to see the endangered sea turtle structures at Ocean Wildlife Sanctuary and Merino Las Bullas National Park.

Directly below Guanacaste is the Nicoa Peninsula, which extends into the Pacific. The Vecanters here enjoy the wonderful beaches of Punta Ishita, where they can also play golf and horse riding. Tambour, a small fishing village near the Kuru National Wildlife Refuge, has become very popular among foreign retirees. It is in a volcanic valley and is surrounded by trees. Playa Tambor has a quiet surf, which is perfect for swimming.

Caribbean real estate

The Caribbean Sea offers a unique experience consisting of villages with unique characteristics. The village of Kahuta is proud of its Afro-Caribbean heritage and provides the best food in the country. Just 27 miles south of Puerto Limon, it recently became a tourist city. Nearby is Playa Negra, a black sand beach that is perfect for swimming. Kahuta National Park and its white sand beach in the east. Between these two beaches are the most beautiful coral reefs in the country.

Tortuguero is a small city in the Central Caribbean that can be reached by boat or plane due to lack of access routes. The abundance of wildlife attractions make Tortuguro popular among nature lovers. The national park includes a variety of ecosystems, from beaches and canals to swampy lands to rainforests. The diverse range of wildlife includes a large number of birds, fish and monkeys.

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*From my trip to Guanacaste, Costa Rica, a beautiful region I am very lucky to have been taken to at the last minute by my generous older relatives; I spent the week staring at every crag I could of the beaches and stretching my rusty Spanish meeting the very nice and interesting citizens there, who were delighted to have someone respectfully attempt to use their language rather than assume the world speaks American english. 

{It was a frequent amusement to them that I had such an odd accent; I’m not fluent but didn’t sound obviously American in my accent- because most of my teachers happened to study in Spain. I picked up a Spanish Zeta lisp that terribly amused the latin american dialect speakers, not in the least because it’s anachronistic and probably a weird partial presence- like someone halfway between an American and British accent I suspect. It always made for a good conversation to explain why I had a decent but odd pronunciation for someone who studied in American classrooms} 

(As the only person comfortable with Spanish in a foreign country accompanying the three elderly members of the original group, none of whom thought about the language factor, let’s just say they were delighted to have brought an accidental translator along and I earned my keep, ha.) 

*My favorite beach had these amazing, darting little fish - just flashes of the brightest, iridescent blue and elegant black pinstripes if one were patient enough to finally glimpse a still one.

*I spent much more of my time recording details there for later work than drawing whilst there, so I anticipate periodic pieces inspired by this country.