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Re: Costa Rica
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01/02/24 02:15 PM
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I went to Crocodile Bay about 10 yrs ago. Fantastic place. Costa Rica is in my top 2 of where I would move to tomorrow given the chance. Beautiful country and the people were nice as well.
While fishing along the cost I made the comment to the guy with me that if a T-Rex stepped out of the jungle onto the beach I would not be surprised. One of the wildest places I have ever seen.
"Hell with them fellows, buzzard got to eat same as a worm"
Josey Wales
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Re: Costa Rica
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01/02/24 02:37 PM
01/02/24 02:37 PM
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abolt300
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Re: Costa Rica
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01/02/24 02:41 PM
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Irishguy
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if you're going to an all-inclusive then the country doesn't really matter all that much. Most all-inclusive resorts do a really good job of isolating you from the host country to the point where you hardly know what country you are in. We've been to a bunch and they are all basically the same experience. Similar to a cruise, but you're not on a boat.
That said, Costa Rica would be a neat place to do your own adventure vacation, where you rent a car, rent your own house, and go out everyday into the culture, buy groceries, hike, fish, explore, etc... We've done that type of vacation several times in different countries and have enjoyed the experience immensely.
It really depends on what kind of experience you're after.
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Re: Costa Rica
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01/03/24 06:19 AM
01/03/24 06:19 AM
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if you're going to an all-inclusive then the country doesn't really matter all that much. Most all-inclusive resorts do a really good job of isolating you from the host country to the point where you hardly know what country you are in. We've been to a bunch and they are all basically the same experience. Similar to a cruise, but you're not on a boat.
That said, Costa Rica would be a neat place to do your own adventure vacation, where you rent a car, rent your own house, and go out everyday into the culture, buy groceries, hike, fish, explore, etc... We've done that type of vacation several times in different countries and have enjoyed the experience immensely.
It really depends on what kind of experience you're after. Irish, gonna disagree with you, we have done all inclusive on Aruba and Costa Rico(Tamarindo). While understand what you’re saying we always did our own thing, we rented autos and went exploring. Don’t believe there was much ground we didn’t touch in Aruba. As far as Costa Rico we had a blast, offshore fishing, scuba diving zip lining, hiking and we even tried surfing. Costa Rico is a fun place to visit
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