Costa Rica Beach Quotes

Pura Vida. It means "pure life", but the true meaning really is more along the lines of "life is good." And Costa Rica lives up to it's name. From year-round tropical climate, beaches, mountains, lush valleys and rainforests, Costa Rica has it all. It's a different way of life. If you're looking for a simpler, more relaxed way of living... away from the hustle and bustle of everything... come Discover Pura Vida.

At dusk in the Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, Melissa Overton barely heard the constant sound of crickets chirping all around them. Prowling through the dense, tropical rainforest as a jaguar, she listened for the human voices that would clue her in that her prey was nearby. Waves crashed onto the sandy beaches in the distance as she made her way quietly, like a phantom predator, through the tangle of vines and broad, leafy foliage, searching for any sign of the poachers. Humans wouldn't have a clue as to what she and her kind were when they saw her - apparently nothing other than an ordinary jaguar. And she and her fellow jaguar shifters planned to keep it that way. Her partner on this mission, JAG agent Huntley Anderson, was nearby, just as wary and observant. The JAG Special Forces Branch, also known as the Golden Claws, was only open to jaguar shifters and served to protect both their shifter kind and their jaguar cousins....

Tortuguer Costa Rica Haiku Lora Sea Turtles Invade to beach to lay eggs. Locals invade the eggs.

Because the girl in love with the stars in Costa Rica, brokenly wishes he had never left, that we had stayed on that beach forever. But the one that had fallen in love with the brilliance of the sun.... she was eternally grateful that he had.

Because the girl in love with the stars in Costa Rica, brokenly wishes he had never left, that we had stayed on that beach forever. But the one that had fallen in love with the brilliance of the sun... she was eternally grateful that he had.

Because the girl in love with the stars in Costa Rica, brokenly wishes he had never left, that he had stayed on that beach forever. But the one that had fallen in love with the brilliance of the sun... she was eternally grateful that he had.

I studied myself in the mirror. Not bad. Moderately attractive at thirty-five with some good years left. But the signs were there. One day the stress would take its toll and I wouldn't be able to do this any more. Aunt Carmen kept sending me photos of her hotel on the beach in Costa Rica. Uncle Klaus and his Rover, sun-drenched sands, brilliant blue water, and schools of fish hovering above underwater reefs. She said come down and relax for a few weeks. I felt like answering how about a few months, or a few years?