When considering moving to Costa Rica, one of the most pressing concerns for families is education. With the exception of the capital, San José, the Tamarindo and Flamingo areas offer the largest selection of high-quality, diverse education options from pre-k to high school. Families can choose from many different private, semi-private, and public schools. We’ve…
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Guanacaste is the driest region of Costa Rica. With over 300 days of annual sunshine, you might not believe your Costa Rica weather app when it says thunderstorms every day. Rainy season in Guanacaste is between May and November, but most locals will tell you it’s really not that bad. On a typical “green season”…
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The Gold Coast offers spectacular beaches, world-class surfing, championship golf, sport fishing, cowboy rodeos, and other amazing recreational activities.
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Today’s Tamarindo is brimming with over 50 restaurants and bars, hostels, boutique hotels, multiple banks, supermarkets, doctors offices, and more. Although not perfect, major infrastructure improvements are always being made to the roads and drainage systems. There are few other places in the world where the jungle meets the city along a white sand beach. Because of its central location and readily available transportation, Tamarindo is the perfect base camp to explore Guanacaste.
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