The Train Ride to Puntarenas had become a beloved tradition for many Costa Ricans and tourists alike. For those who experienced it, it was a journey filled with nostalgia and unforgettable memories. The train ride was more than just a mode of transportation, it was an experience that brought people together and allowed them to…
It’s hard to imagine Costa Rican soccer without the contributions of Miguel “Lito” Pérez, the legendary striker who left a lasting impression on the sport during the 1920s and 1930s. Standing at just 1.62 meters tall, Pérez was often underestimated by opponents who mistook his size for a lack of skill. But on the field,…
From historic landmarks to modern attractions, there are plenty of places to explore and appreciate the rich history of this port city. Here are some of the must-visit places in Puntarenas: El Muelle Grande: The construction of the current Muelle Grande in 1928 facilitated trade in the region and is now a popular spot for…
Welcome to Puntarenas, a coastal city in Costa Rica known for its beautiful beaches and the bustling boardwalks of Paseo de los Turistas. But did you know that the history behind these boardwalks is as fascinating as the view? In 1948, the strong tides in the point sector were causing significant erosion on the beach,…
Costa Rica’s Puntarenas province, located on the country’s Pacific coast, is known for its rich economy that is primarily based on fishing, tourism, agriculture, livestock, and industry. The province’s main commercial port, Caldera, located in the canton of Esparza, is the country’s primary commercial seaport for imports and exports, particularly agricultural products like sugar, alcohol,…
The province of Puntarenas in Costa Rica is home to six conservation areas, which include seven national parks, three biological reserves, and two wildlife refuges. The Tempisque Conservation Area covers the Nicoya Peninsula, which includes the oldest protected area in the country, the Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve. This conservation area has several refuges on…
1. Puntarenas – 2. Esparza – 3. Buenos Aires – 4. Monte de Oro – 5. Osa – 6. Quepos – 7. Golfito – -8. Coto Brus – 9. Parrita – 10. Corredores – 11. Garabito The province of Puntarenas, located in the western zone of Costa Rica, is a haven for tourists seeking natural…
I had the pleasure of exploring the breathtaking beauty of Montezuma, a bohemian beach town in Puntarenas, Costa Rica. With its stunning waterfalls, rich wildlife, and laid-back vibe, Montezuma is a true paradise on earth. But my visit to this quaint town wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows. In fact, I discovered a fascinating story about…
Puntarenas, a province on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, has long been a hub of tourism and economic activity. But with the growing threat of climate change and the need for sustainable development, the region is at a crossroads. How can Puntarenas continue to thrive while protecting its unique natural resources and ecosystems? In recent years,…
Puntarenas, located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, is a place of impressive natural beauty and hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. From secluded coves and waterfalls to an abundance of marine life and wildlife, adventures and wonders abound here. In this article, we will explore some of the hidden gems of Puntarenas waiting…