I left a piece of my soul in Costa Rica 🇨🇷
u/Chris1nJax — 4 days ago
r/costarica
Conocen a algĂşn religioso que a pesar de serlo no los exime de sean una mierda de persona? Cuando yo era cristiano, en la iglesia que yo iba, habĂa un hermano que señalaba y condenada a otras personas a pesar de que en la Biblia dice "no juzgar para no ser juzgado". Conozco a otro que es un chismoso
Moraleja del dĂa, aunque yo sea religioso, ateo o agnĂłstico no dejarĂ© de ser una mierda malcagada de persona. Lo mismo digo le digo al que lee esto
u/Xactamente — 4 days ago
Chickengunya/Dengue/Ziva
Wife & I are planning to travel to Guancaste region for our babymoon(she will be 6 months pregnant) on14-18th december.
Heard some news about different diseases going around due to mosquitoes. We will be staying at JW Mariott Cost Elena. Would it be safe to travel?
u/Remote_Peach9301 — 4 days ago
Need Help Planning trip
Hello, I am trying to plan a trip to Costa Rica in January. I am thinking the 3rd-9th as of now. I am kinda overwhelmed by the different places and dont really know where to start with researching. I have done some research into the Monteverde and La Fortuna areas, but I am worried about them being a little too touristy. I think I prefer something a little less commercialized. I am gonna be traveling with at least one other person, maybe 2, so I've been thinking about getting a rental car, but I'm not really sure what people recommend. My friends and I really like nature, hikes, wildlife, volcanoes, beaches, etc. Cool towns/architecture and good food are awesome too. I am not really sure where to go for the best of all that stuff. I have heard there's some stuff further south and east that has good beaches and food and more lively towns, but again I'm just not really sure what I'm looking at. If I had to like rank priorities, it would probably be the nature and wildlife/hikes first, then beaches, then towns and food. We are also broke college students, so any cheaper places/ traveling tips for CR would be awesome. Any recommendations would be dope, thanks!
u/Tough-Ant-3172 — 4 days ago
La Sele le gana a HaitĂ 2 a 0, pero ya pa que? El chiste era no ir al Ricardo Saprissa a ver el partido como protesta para que se muerdan. Pero la gente no coopera. "Nos salvamos" de algo que mas bien pudo haber sido lo mejor para nosotros, la B. River Plate se fue a la B y fue lo mejor que le pasĂł.
Que dicen ustedes?
u/Xactamente — 10 days ago