It is the oldest democracy in Latin America for
almost 100 years of political stability.
Costa Rica is known for its hydroelectric power which attracts
investment for establishing business.
- Full
name: Republic
of Costa Rica
- Population:
4.5
million (UN, 2008)
- Capital:
San
Jose
- Area:
51,100
sq km (19,730 sq miles)
- Major
languages:
Spanish (official), English
- Major
religion: Christianity
- Life
expectancy: 76
years (men), 81 years (women) (UN)
- Monetary
unit: 1
Costa Rican colon = 100 centimos
- Main
exports: Coffee,
bananas, sugar, textiles, electronic components, electricity
- GNI
per capita: US$5,560
(World Bank, 2007)
- Internet
domain: .cr
- International
dialing code: +506
It is located in Central America in between the
Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea, though it is a small country but this is the
perfect getaway for your spectacular vacation.
Costa Rica’s number one industry is tourism, not only with those perfect
spots they have but also because they loved to welcome tourist t and they are
very much friendly.
There are a lot of activities to do in Costa Rica
just like surfing, windsurfing,fishing,golf, whitewater rafting, diving, bird
watching, horseback riding, cycling and biking, hot air ballooning and soccer.
Talking about food in Costa Rica they offer native
dishes just as similar in neighboring countries. Just like for example a
typical breakfast of arroz caldo, fried rice and a lot more.
Fly all the way to Costa Rica with their cheap
flights plus have your stay in their cheap hotels.
To know more about Costa Rica visit the Tourism
Site.
Is Costa Rica a safe destination for a solo female traveller theses days?
Posted by: Travel Insurance | 10/02/2009 at 06:43 PM
Costa Rica is an awesome place! I've been there a couple of times for surf trips. Friendly people and great surf spots! A place one should not miss!
Just booked my next trip to Costa Rica here:
http://www.lineupexplorers.com/safari-surf-school/surf-resorts/central-america-and-carribean/costa-rica/guanacaste/
Posted by: Hanz Steiner | 01/09/2010 at 12:38 AM