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Top 9 DON'TS YOU NEED TO KNOW In Costa Rica

During our adventure in Costa Rica, we learned a few things that you will need to know before you travel there. Make sure you watch this video so you can enjoy your trip and see some amazing beaches, forests, and wildlife!

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Visit Costa Rica - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Costa Rica

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Costa Rica is a natural choice for an amazing beach or nature vacation, with stunning beaches, surfing, national parks, nature reserves it really is an eco travelers dream. But there are things that might shock a normal traveler if they are heading to Costa Rica. So we have ten things that shock tourists, travelers and vacation hunters about visiting Costa Rica.
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Things NOT To Do in Costa Rica - Part 1

Exotic Costa Rica is known for its lush jungles, cool creatures and some of the finest beaches in the world. However beware of these 20 things NOT to do in Costa Rica.

1. Don't Feed the Monkeys
The adorable monkeys are a big hit with tourists, but feeding them diminishes their self-reliant survival instincts. They get lazy and don't get the exercise they need can become rather aggressive... Oh yeh and it's also against the law!

2. Don't Let Your Snake Guard Down
There are 22 venomous species of snake slithering around the country! In fact, it is estimated that there are two deadly snakes per hectare there!

3. Don't Forget to Shake Out Your Shoes
We're really not trying to scare you away, just be aware that the world's most toxic spider makes its home here and might be lurking, say... in your shoe! The Brazilian wandering spider is particularly prevalent in Corcovado National Park, and is a nightmare for arachnophobics.

4. Don't Stay at an International Chain Resort
Costa Rica is full of family-run B&Bs, sustainable eco-lodges and intimate guesthouses that often have more character and charm than the familiar chains do, and will give you a more authentic experience on your vacation.

5. Don't Expect Great Coffee!
Yes, Costa Rica grows some of the richest, boldest, most coveted coffee beans in the world. (reverb) However, most of the crop is for export, so the local cups of joe aren't necessarily homegrown!

Find out more things NOT to do in Costa Rica, in part 2!

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How to Move to Costa Rica

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COSTA RICA Travel Guide: Know Before You Go

Travel Well in Costa Rica with our essential know-before-you-go tips! In our final episode of the series, we share what to pack, the best places to visit and insight on language, currency and how to get around safely. If you want to see more of Costa Rica be sure to watch our three travel guide episodes highlighting San Jose, Tortuguero, Rio Celeste, La Fortuna, Monteverde and Manuel Antonio. ++ Our Mexico series kicks off next week so be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss it!

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Costa Rica is one of most highly valued tourist destinations in this planet. This small piece of land includes all of the necessary components to satisfy the taste of thousands of travelers visiting each year. Costa Rica's territorial division includes 7 provinces, which are: San José, Alajuela, Cartago, Heredia, Guanacaste, Puntarenas, and Limón. Together they offer an attractive tourist destination, of almost limitless possibilities, that include extensive rainforests, volcanoes, rivers traveling through the mountains, beaches and natural resources safeguarded by an important organization of national parks and forest reserves.

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Things NOT To Do in Costa Rica - Part 2

Here are 20 Things NOT To Do in Costa Rica - Part 2!
Number 6. Don't Fall For Parking Lot Scams
As you approach the parking area, an official-looking attendant will approach your car and tell you that the lot is full, directing you to an alternative (more expensive) place. Check for yourself that the main lot is full before falling for this.

7. Don't Go Near the Ants
Costa Rica's various ant species aren't going to kill you, but their burning pain might just make you want to die. Home to creepy crawlies like fire ants, leaf-cutter ants and bullet ants, they're fascinating to watch but don't get too close!

8. Don't Be Lax About Volcano Alerts
Costa Rica has 67 volcanoes! Most of them are dormant but there are several active ones that could conceivably blow at any time! Volcanic activity is monitored, so pay attention if there are warnings.

9. Don't Touch the Tiny Frogs
When wandering the rainforest you may see some of these cute and colorful frogs with elaborate designs They may look like super cute rubber toys but some have enough venom to kill ten grown men!

10. Don't Take an Unofficial Taxi
Only take official government licensed red taxis with the yellow triangle. At the airport, only the orange taxis are authorized to pick you up. Avoid taking unregulated unofficial Pirate taxis, as they often ripoff unsuspecting tourists.

Find out more things NOT to do in Costa Rica, in part 3!

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Visit Costa Rica - Driving Advice for Costa Rica

Heading to Costa Rica & Renting a Car to Explore This Beautiful Country? Here are a few helpful tips and tricks to help you have a better time driving around Costa Rica. From driving with the Ticos, to lack of signage, to safe driving advice, here are some ways to help you enjoy the Pura Vida of Costa Rica a bit more.
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Life in San José, Costa Rica with Anastsia McCulloch

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Adam Baker visits San José with our very own local Costa Rica Travel Expert Anastasia McCulloch! She's been living here for over 8 years & helped over a thousand guests experience #CostaRica!
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San José is a Costa Rica's capital and offers plenty of interesting highlights with exciting food, music & shopping scenes. There are plenty of museums rich with art and design to explore, as well numerours local markets.
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Sorelle's Recap: The Best Job On The Planet with THIRDHOME

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Does Size Matter? // #ILOVEMYBODY Series ft. Sorelle Amore

The first video in my I LOVE MY BODY Series! I sat down with my friend Sorelle to talk about how we both have deep insecurities with our bodies, even though we are very different sizes. I wanted to bring light to the fact that no matter what size you are, you can still have issues with your body and this series is for you! Please join the conversation by using the hashtag #ILOVEMYBODY - can't wait to see your posts!

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A Week Exploring Costa Rica: Pura Vida!

Sorelle Amore, THIRDHOME's Best Job On The Planet winner, explores Costa Rica and shows off some of the best activities and attractions to put on your list for a trip.

Sorelle stayed at THIRDHOME Property Villa Punto de Vista (Rainforest Meets the Sea) in Manuel Antonio. This luxurious home is just one of 9,500+ that you can visit when you are a member of THIRDHOME. THIRDHOME is the exclusive luxury property and travel club that enables second home owners to exchange time in their home for stays in spectacular destinations around the world.

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A Travel Nurse Realizes Her Dream of a Costa Rican Retreat with American Mobile Healthcare

The story of how an adventurous travel nurse took the leap into travel nursing to realize her dream of building an ecological self-sustaining community in Costa Rica. As a staff nurse she realized that she had inadequate vacation time to pursue her passion so she leased her home and became a travel nurse. Her main question is why she didn't become a travel nurse earlier, as her job has allowed her to increase her income and at the same time lead continuing education courses for nurses in Costa Rica. This video was a finalist in the Traveler's Journey video contest, sponsored by American Mobile Healthcare and TravelNursing.com. American Mobile Healthcare is America's premier travel nursing company. Visit our website for more info nursing travel jobs, or call 800-282-0300.

Things NOT To Do in Costa Rica - Part 4

Here are 20 Things NOT To Do in Costa Rica - Part 4!

16. Don't Forget Departure Tax
Unlike many countries, you will need to get a special exit visa upon leaving the country! $29 USD. American, US Airways and Copa have recently added this to the ticket price, but most others will have to join the lengthy line at the airport to take care of this pesky fee.

17. Don't Neglect Beach Safety
Costa Rica is famous for its wonderful sandy beaches, but many of them have high surfs or riptides, causing locals and tourists alike to drown every year, and there are rarely any warning signs.

18. Don't Buy Souvenirs at the Airport
Shops in the San Jose and Liberia airports are extremely overpriced, and the souvenirs are clichéd and unexciting anyway. To get more authentic items, consider bartering at local markets when doing your souvenir shopping.

19. Don't Forget to Learn Some Basic Spanish
English is not widely spoken in Costa Rica, particularly if you're going off the beaten path away from touristy zones. The local ticos are generally friendly and won't mind helping you practice your Spanish attempts.

20. Don't Rely on Travelers Checks
Travelers checks are becoming increasingly difficult to use around the world, and Costa Rica is no exception. They are not widely accepted, even in touristy areas, so you'll need to withdraw or change your money while you're there.

Now you know what NOT to do you can enjoy this bountiful paradise. ¡Pura Vida!

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WHY I MOVED TO COSTA RICA (it's not what you think)

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This video explains why I moved from Vancouver Canada to Costa Rica, in the summer of 2017. The reason is not what you think....

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Sorelle Amore, THIRDHOME's Best Job On The Planet winner, explores Bali while staying at THIRDHOME property The Mandala House, voted one of The World's Most Beautiful Homes by Elle Decoration.

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