Las Catalinas is a d r e a m. Pura vida {Costa Rica’s country motto, pure life} can be easily achieved in this enchanting pedestrian town with it’s old quarter style to your left and it’s private black sand beach to your right. The sound of waves crashing heard from your front door will surely make you want to hit the beach or the outdoors as early as you can. You can rent all sorts
FEATURED on ELITE DAILY! Thanks to the benefit of owning our own business and being able to work remotely, we decided to get rid of our place in Miami and travel the world. It’s a term freshly known as being a “digital nomad.” But when we announced this plan to family and friends, the question I got repeatedly was, “What about Riles?” They were talking about our 8-year-old
Las Catalinas is a d r e a m. Pura vida {Costa Rica’s country motto, pure life} can be easily achieved in this enchanting pedestrian town with it’s old quarter style to your left and it’s private black sand beach to your right. The sound of waves crashing heard from your front door will surely make you want to hit the beach or the outdoors as early as you can. You can
Las Catalinas is a d r e a m. Pura vida {Costa Rica's country motto, pure life} can be easily achieved in this enchanting pedestrian town with it's old quarter style to your left and it's private black sand beach to your right. The sound of waves crashing heard from your front door will surely make you want to hit the beach or the outdoors as early as you can. You can
With the advantage of being able to work remotely, my hubby and I decided to leave our expensive apartment and exhausting routine in Miami to wander in the Digital Nomad life halfway through 2015. It’s been a few months and we’re loving it so far. Here are all of the places we lived in 2015, thanks Airbnb! Miami, Florida 2. Escazu, Costa Rica 3.
It's called The Lookout for a reason - the view is unbeatable {hello double rainbow!} Overlooking Playa del Coco's lush greenery and ocean inlet from above paired with delicious food is a recipe for success! We went several times during our stay in Playa del Coco, enjoying the views, the Oysters, and the Craft Beers. Skip the lobster grilled cheese and order all of the yummy
You MUST add ziplining to your bucket list if you're traveling to Costa Rica!!! I was terrified and it didn't help that the staff kept making jokes about us swaying up in the trees, but afterwards I was so happy that I didn't chicken out! Swinging through the forest with incredible views of the ocean is exhilarating. You can and must experience it!!! :D There are ziplining options
If you're looking for a place to stay in Playa del Coco, you must check out this Airbnb - Casa del Coco. The owner {Amanda} is so welcoming and you can tell that she has put a lot of love and details into the apartment. We visited 12 different parts of Costa Rica and Playas del Coco and Casa del Coco is by far our
Llanos de Cortez Waterfall is a secret gem that's mostly Ticos. It's about 30 minutes from Liberia Airport and 1 hour from Playa del Coco, Costa Rica - an easy day trip. Did I mention it's FREE? A small donation to a local school ($2) and $5 parking opens up a day of exploring at this beauty. You can enjoy swimming in the water, a
For the majority of the places we visited in Costa Rica, we easily found routes through Google Maps. I think because we visited bigger cities/touristy areas - we luckily only had a couple of SCARY times without service/maps. So here we are again traveling easily with Google {wee!} but I didn't expect the route to be so crazy! TIP: If you are heading from one Guanacaste
