With the beginning of the Olympics, there is no better time to discuss a topic that is ordinary but also vital for our physical and mental well-being: sports.
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Who leaves their country for another one? Who leaves a secure job for uncertainty? This is the story of Dani (Brazilian) and Mariano (Argentinian), who left their countries to venture into a smaller one, the one they wanted to explore together. Their desire to do something different, lead them to leave everything to move to Costa Rica.
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We had the opportunity to chat with Juan Carlos, Cafeoteca’s barista, at Kalú Restaurant. He is humble and really likes to talk, so besides enjoying a good cup of coffee, we came out with new insights and a desire to know more about the world of coffee.
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Plaza Cafe does not open with the first ray of sunlight that shines over the beautiful province of Guanacaste, nor with the schedule published on the Facebook page; it opens way before dawn, when many are still asleep. Sometimes it opens from the night before, when some go to bed or out to party. Why? Because 90% of Plaza Café’s products are homemade.
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Picking out your wedding bands is an important part of the wedding planning. The idea is to find a long lasting, comfortable piece of jewelry that reflects your personality.Impegno distinguishes itself from other jewelries by offering couples, more than the final product, the opportunity to participate in the making of their wedding bands.
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If you're having breakfast with someone next to you, you are probably in love or just had a pretty good night. I love making breakfast, I find it the sexiest of all meals. I usually wake up first and breakfast comes to mind. I plan to surprise her… I know how she takes her coffee, with milk, she adores the sweet scent that comes out when it’s heating up.
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2015 is gone but the memories remain. It was an amazing year, filled with big surprises and simple moments that brought joy to our lives. Colors of Costa Rica wishes you a happy 2016. May your year bring you abundant success, blessings, the company of your loved ones and (if you don't live here already) a ticket to Costa Rica!
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One of the things that my fiancée and I enjoy the most is drinking coffee. We drink at least two cups per day. Coffee is not just a beverage or a method to stay up late at night, it's an experience. It's time to talk, laugh and watch movies together. We made this short video to share with you what it's like when we make coffee at home (or should I say when my awesome barista makes coffee and we drink it at home).
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I love it not only because it tastes good; no, not good, great. I love it because along with coffee comes the stories, the laughter, the joy, sadness…the memories good and bad, but mostly good. My love affair started back in 2007 when I wasn’t in my coffee producer country, Costa Rica.
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The weather gets cooler as we head North on the road that leads to the Irazú volcano. We don’t drive all the way up there; we stop on the road to glance down… a beautiful view of Cartago. It’s windy, but the yellow flowers bring warmth into the picture. After that, we decide to go to Prusia. It’s “unknown territory” for us and we’re a bit doubtful about being able to get there, after reading a review that recommends a 4x4 vehicle.
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Christopher McCandless lived a life far from what’s expected by society. After graduating, he donated his savings and traveled with little resources through several states. His adventure continued as he ventured “into the wild” (Alaska) looking forward to live in solitude for some time.
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A year ago, my boyfriend and I were invited by a dear friend to her wedding in Manzanillo, which needless to say was lovely and also gave us the opportunity to enjoy Puerto Viejo. During the day, Puerto Viejo bursts with colors, laughter, the smell of tasty food and good music.
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I fall asleep on the beach and when I wake up I hear a group of surfers planning a get-together for tonight that involves someone cooking rice and beans… Oh yes, I definitely like it here…
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I walk along calle Real, Liberia. I see houses that were built years ago, seniors sitting on rocking chairs or benches, just watching people walk by. Their warm smiles bring joy to my heart. Their eyes have witnessed decades of changes, of buildings being built and torn down, of children who outgrew them, of stories about tradition, family and love.
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