‘Who’s letting me do this?’ is the best way to describe one of the best aspects of living in Costa Rica. You find yourself in a situation that’s the right ...
Along the busy main highway between the capital of San Jose and the surfer-friendly beach town of Jaco is Costa Rica’s most unusual tourist attraction. On an otherwise unremarkable stretch of road, ...
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No Other River in the World is THIS Croc-Infested
On the route from San José to Costa Rica’s Central Pacific coast lies the Tárcoles River Bridge, commonly known as the Crocodile Bridge. This location offers an astonishing spectacle for travelers.
Costa Rica’s Rio Tarcoles is most well known for what resides within its waters. Attracting eager onlookers year-round, many hope to catch an exciting glimpse and maybe even photograph one of its ...
See chilling photos of the crocodiles that like to gather in Costa Rica under the Tárcoles bridge that spans the Rio Grande river.
See chilling photos of the crocodiles that like to gather in Costa Rica under the Tárcoles bridge that spans the Rio Grande river.
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