by Nick Halverson | Feb 26, 2017 | Aerospace, Costa Rica development, Costa Rica Travel, Las Villas de San Buenas, News
Written by Nick Halverson / February 2017 My first trip to Costa Rica was in March 2005. During that initial trip, the local real estate agent told me about the “New international airport that will be built soon.” Here we are twelve years later and still...
by Nick Halverson | Feb 25, 2017 | Healthcare, Las Villas de San Buenas, News
Costa Rica has once again been ranked as the happiest place on the planet by the Happy Planet Index. Here’s their scoring of Costa Rica. This is the third time that Costa Rica has been ranked at the top spot. They also were ranked as the Happiest Place on the...
by Nick Halverson | Feb 25, 2017 | Costa Rica history, Costa Rica Travel, Government, News
Message from Nick Halverson One of the first questions that is asked by prospective customers of ours is about the Costa Rican government. Typically one of the following is asked: What type of government does Costa Rica have? Is Costa Rica a democracy? What is the...
by Nick Halverson | Feb 24, 2017 | Costa Rica, Costa Rica tourism, Las Villas de San Buenas, Las Villas De San Buenas News, News, Writers Retreat
We recently completed planning and hosting the first ever Writers’ Retreat of San Buenas. Based on the feedback from all of the participants it was a great success!! Our featured author was Will Viharo, who has over ten books published (purchase one here on...
by Nick Halverson | Jan 30, 2017 | Costa Rica tourism, Costa Rica Travel, Government, News
NOTE: Original article is from The Tico Times | The following article is great news for everyone who owns and/or visits Las Villas de San Buenas. Corcovado National Park is approximately a 2 hour 45 minute drives from Las Villas de San Buenas (map). Corcovado National...
by Ezekiel Tyrus | Feb 1, 2016 | News
I’m lonely in paradise. Naively, I thought 3 months in Costa Rica would be like Hemingway’s ‘A Movable Feast’ or like any of the Beat Generation writers living in Mexico City or Morocco. Instead it was like ‘Walden’ by Henry David...
