Subject: Amazing All-Inclusive CostaRIca Vacations: Once in a Lifetime

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Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2016 08:35:18 -0700

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down class 3, 4, and 5 rapids while howler monkeys holler at you from the treetops and jaguars, ocelots and sloths peek at you passing through densely vegetated gorges. Book your trip with an experienced company who employs professional guides and has good customer feedback 5. Coffee tour in the Central Val y Costa Rica is synonymous with good coffee and a coffee tour is an educational and interesting way to learn more about that delicious crack-like drink that so many of us depend on every day. You will be treated to taste tests of some of the best coffee in the world and you can buy fresh coffee beans straight from the farmer! Costa Rica bullfight
Costa Rican bull chasing after his next victim 6. Take in the local culture at a horse parade or Costa Rican bullfight Throughout the year, you can find festivals all over Costa Rica with special Costa Rican style bullfights, local street food, and horse parades. The cerveza is flowing, spirits are high ??? Ticos love to have a good time! Dress up in your best cowboy or cowgirl outfit and strut around town, line up and down the streets to watch the horse parade, or dip into the arena to watch the bulls trample the Ticos! 7. Zipline through the Monteverde Cloud Forest Watch the ground whizzing by 100???s of feet beneath your feet, with the wind in your hair and wildlife within your grasp, as you fly over and under the treetops, and through the cloud forests of Monteverde. For the more adventurous, find a zipline company that also has a Tarzan swing, so you can swing out, let go, and fly, diving into a refreshing turquoise pool fed by surrounding waterfalls. And if all of this sounds t
oo fast paced for you, you can choose a company that offers the option of slowly rolling through the tops of the cloud forests seated comfortably in a rainforest sky tram. 8. Visit the National Museums in San Jose Museum-lovers will appreciate the variety and proximity of Costa Rica???s national museums ??? it is possible to comfortably visit more than one in a day. For history lovers, check out the lavish Pre-Columbian gold collection in the Museo de Oro, or the largest American jade collection in the Museo de Jade. Art lovers can visit the fabulous Museo de Arte Costarricense located in the former international airport in La Sabana park or satisfy their contemporary art craving in the Museo de Arte y Dise??o Contempor??neo. Nature lovers will delight in the La Salle Natural Science Museum, which boasts over 65,000 natural specimens from around the world, making it one of the most complete collections in Latin America. Those of you traveling with children will want to stop by the M
useo de los Ni??os (Children???s museum) which is housed in a former prison resembling a castle, and even contains an exciting earthquake simulator! 9. Visit an animal sanctuary Meet, greet, and get up close and personal with exotic animals such as sloths, pizotes, howler monkeys, and even snakes! Take a stroll through a butterfly garden where thousands of butterflies flutter around your head, floating from giant orange trumpet flowers to towering green tropical vines. 10. Learn Spanish Costa Rica is a great country to learn Spanish in because the locals are extremely friendly, there are natural wonders and cultural opportunities around every corner, and there are an abundance of excellent quality schools. You can choose intense immersion courses, or a more laid back approach and take weekly Spanish lessons. Costa Rican Food ??? Typical and Traditional Dishes Casado, or Comida Tipica, is the most common dish in Costa Rica. It consists of beans, rice with finely diced red bell pepper
s and onions, fried plantains, a cabbage salad with tomato and carrot, and a choice of meat between chicken, fish, pork, or steak with grilled onions. The meat that comes with a casado is grilled or saut??ed, but never fried. Sometimes the casado includes french fries or extra vegetables such as avocados. Where to eat it: Everywhere! Casado can be found at any time of day or night in every restaurant and soda (Costa Rican diner) in any part of the country. If you are invited over to a Tico???s house for lunch or dinner, you can expect casado to be served. Yum! Ceviche Ceviche is a popular boca (tapas or appetizer) consisting of fresh raw fish marinated in citrus juices such as lime with finely diced herbs and veggies. In Costa Rica, the best ceviche is made with local tilapia or corvina (white sea bass) and cilantro, garlic, hot pepper, onion, and celery. Where to eat it: Ceviche can be found in most restaurants and some sodas. If you are passing through Orotina on the way to the Pa
cific Coast, stop by the fresh fruit stands and try some green mango ceviche (the mango replaces the fish in this dish) ??? it???s scrumptious! Gallo Pinto Gallo Pinto is the typical breakfast in Costa Rica. It consists of rice and beans mixed together (not separate like the casado), fried or scrambled eggs, chopped beef, fried plantains, and tortillas. A popular custom in Costa Rica is to pour Salsa Lizano over the gallo pinto. Salsa Lizano is a sweet greenish

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