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The Peninsula of Nicoya and Help to Understand What Really Awaits You, When You Choose to Live Here NEWSLETTER 12/2018 Dear friends and followers, This time we would like to present the Peninsula of Nicoya and help to understand what really awaits you, when you choose to live here. Try out your personal Peninsula “checklist” below. Of course we also show some of our best real estate opportunities in the area. Do not hesitate to contact us, even if you don’t find the 100% match. We usually have more alternatives than the ones published. Thank you for following us and hope to keep you interested in Costa Rica and its fantastic way of living. We wish you a good start and a successful year 2019! Your CostaRica-Immo Team The Peninsula of Nicoya The Nicoya Peninsula is the largest of Costa Rica, bathed by the Pacific Ocean, bounded by the Gulf of Papagayo to the north and Nicoya to the south. On its large coast line you can find beaches of fine and gray sands, cliffs, deserted bays, estuaries and many more. Dense tropical vegetation alternates with cattle grazing on hilly farmland. It has some of the most isolated and beautiful beaches, several national parks and a longer summer season, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations. The Peninsula is still kind of a remote paradise in many parts, although there are some well-known and busier spots like Tamarindo or Samara. But most areas – especially in the south -are still dominated by rural mountain hamlets or sleepy villages dispersed on the natural and unspoilt coast. You can find a small place to eat and a mini super for emergency purchases in most of the villages, but don’t count on a wide choice of restaurants, a gas station or an international school next door. If you need buzzling nightlife, paved roads or landline internet access, you better think twice! On the other hand you will be overwhelmed by the tranquility and peace of nature, the awesome colors of a dry rainforest and undisturbed nature. Life in the Peninsula is an incredible way to go back to the roots, live and enjoy a wonderful place with an extraordinary privacy. You will find yourself in the middle of an exotic flora and fauna, between coffee and citrus farms, local people on horseback, howler monkeys waking you at sunrise. Live your life in sync with the dry and wet season. Enjoy 5 months of almost cloudless blue sky and heavy rainfalls in September and October. This is the perfect place to leave the world behind. 100 acre Private Nature Retreat main house plus guest house in a 40.5 ha natural paradise extensive trail system with wonderful Pacific views located in the mountains of the Peninsula of Nicoya close to the beaches More… 875.000 USD Your personal Peninsula “checklist” you like the summer heat (with a cooling breeze you need at least 2 Sushi restaurants around in the mountains) the corner you don’t mind taking a 40 minute ride to the you mind a 2.5 hour drive to the nearest nearest town with a large supermarket international airport you’re a nature freak you are absolutely sure, you hate gravel roads you have nothing against 4x4 and offroad and this will never change vehicles you just can’t give up some of the 1st world you like to live your life equally with warm- “amenities” hearted Ticos and only a small expat community you think that public water is healthier than you love to look at a dark sky full of millions of natural spring water stars at night you NEVER want to see a snake or scorpion in you like to grow your own food on your own the wild finca you are not willing to learn a few words of Spanish to get along 57 acres (23ha) finca with great ocean view great sunset view over the Pacific ocean 4 construction sites ready to be built water, electricity available located halfway between the southern tip de Nicoya Peninsula and Samara rare opportunity! More… 335.000 USD Of course we also offer luxurious properties in the middle of paradise! Visit our website to see the full list of beach properties, fincas, villas and more Costarica-Immo © 2018 Visit us at costarica-immo.com Contact [email protected] To not receive any future offers please click on this link: Unsubscribe View online .
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