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SAN JOSE is Costa Rica's capital city and largest metropolitan center. It is praised for the ideal weather that inhabits the high, central valley region of Costa Rica. Annual average degrees range from70 to 75 Fahrenheit with morning showers during green season that starts on June and ends on December. The majority of Costa Rica's national museums, theaters and art galleries are located in SAN JOSE and usually travelers put aside a day or two for the lovely sight seeing tours the city offers.
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Quepos and Manuel Antonio are two separate but completely interdependent central Pacific coast towns. Quepos is a fairly good sized town with about 7,000 permanent residents, a large hospital, banks, markets, stores, hotels, bars, restaurants and main bus terminal. Manuel Antonio to the south is much smaller and extends along both sides of the road that stretches 4 1/2 miles up the hill and them down to the Manuel Antonio National Park.
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 About Costa Rica .
The fact that more than one million tourists visit Costa Rica each year does not happen by chance. Our country, located in Central America, is an isthmus where life seems to have created its roots. Covering only 0.03% of the surface of our planet, Costa Rica has approximately 6% of the world's biodiversity.
Costa Rica is characterized by an impressive scenic beauty, consolidated system of protected areas, social and political stability, high educational levels, and efficient infrastructure and services. All these characteristics you can find in a territory of only 51 thousand square kilometers, surrounded by both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, only three to four hours away from each other by land or 45 minutes by air.
The country's strategic position, in the heart of the western hemisphere, the Government's positive attitude towards foreign investment, its infrastructure, access to international markets, and labor quality and cost, make Costa Rica an ideal place to establish commercial operations.
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Arenal Volcano
 Arenal is the most active volcano in Costa Rica and one of the most active in the world. The area where it is located remained virtually unexplored until way into the XX century. The first documented expedition to its summit was accomplished in 1937.
The earliest known eruptions of Arenal occurred about 7,000 years ago. Since then, periodic explosive eruptions at several-hundred-year intervals alternated with periods of lava effusion, have built the 1,657 mts high perfectly cone shaped mountain.
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Tamarindo Beach
 With its pristine beaches, crystal clear blue waters, superb natural surroundings, and near perfect weather, it is no wonder that Tamarindo is among the most popular vacation destinations in Costa Rica. A former fishing village in the northern regions of Guanacaste province on the North Pacific Coast, Tamarindo is the area's most well developed tourist town with plenty of accommodations to suit every pocket. With much to enjoy & even more to do, this multi-cultural community is the ideal place to have some fun in the sun!
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