By Clay Larroy
When you choose to travel, whether it is for business or
pleasure, it is important to plan your trip well before hand. Here are some
tips to help you. Don't be afraid to cash in your airline miles. Many travelers
let their miles accumulate and never bother using them. Reap the rewards of
your traveling and spend the miles you've earned! Miles have expiration dates,
so be sure to use them before they expire. Travelling is a great way to use
your airline miles. When you need to plan a vacation contact me!
The Pacific is more developed for tourism than the Caribbean, but it
still holds a good mixture of luxury resorts and deserted beaches. Some of the
Costa Rica's best beaches are in this region. Costa Ricans use the perfectly
suited phrase ' pura vida', meaning 'pure life', to describe the country
and examples of this are evident everywhere along the Pacific coastline. Strung along the coast are scores of seaside
villages and picturesque towns, exotic beaches and several protected reserves
or national parks. Visitors will find an abundance of accommodation, seafood
and local souvenirs.
Puntarenas is the largest town and was the main port but is now mainly
used as a base to catch ferries to the Nicoya Peninsula. Further south, the
Tarcoles bridge is a renowned spot for watching the alligators in the river below.
Package-holiday tourists stream to the beach resort town of Jacó, one of the
best places to surf and with a reputation for being a party town. There is
plenty of accommodation and restaurants as well as a lively night scene after a
relaxing day on the beach.
There are many activities in the area including surfing, kayaking and
swimming in the azure waters of the Pacific. There is also hiking, birding and
wildlife-spotting in the forests of the national parks as well as beach walks,
volleyball and horse-riding. Beautiful parks like Manuel Antonio National Park
and Absoluta Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve have pristine white beaches as well as birds and animal life.
The tiny fishing hamlet of Montezuma near the entrance to Cabo Blanco is
surrounded by pretty coves and is a relaxed place to hang out for a few days.
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