Fuego Brew Co is a hidden jewel ready to be discovered by beer loving travelers and local Ticos alike. A craft brewery located on the southern pacific coast of Costa Rica in the tiny bohemian beach town of Dominical, just a quick 30 minute drive south of Quepos. Built using
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Click the PLAY button to listen to Letty, Lance, Niven & Ed. My name is Ed Hooven. For decades my late wife Maya (who died on Feb. 3rd, 2017) and I were good friends with Lance, Letty and Niven. Our friendship was in part based on our mutual interests in
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By Lane Undjhem Envision Festival is a conscious festival dedicated to awakening human potential and re-establishing our fundamental connection with nature. Taking place February 23rd-26th 2017 in beautiful Uvita, Envision has grown to become one of the most progressive festivals in Latin America. In its seventh year, Envision continues to
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By Rodolfo Guzman Local Tour Guide and nature lover. Phone: 8735-2645 The Manuel Antonio region is a natural gem, amongst others in Costa Rica, blessed by possessing a hyper rich Biodiversity. Ponce de León, the Spanish explorer, whose futile search for the Fountain of Youth became his signature expedition, is
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By Vera Jones The people of Quepos look forward to serving you and telling you about our town, a typical Costa Rican pueblo. Quepos provides access to all amenities, such as Supermarkets, ATMs, Post Office, Doctors, Dentists, Taxis, Buses, Souvineers, Shopping, Restaurants, a Casino and much more. Quepos is safe and
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By Max Spicer Hogar or Home is a refuge for people who have been using drugs and who want to turn their lives around, also for Alcoholics, and those who are homeless and in need of help. One of these houses is located in Paquita (Hogar Crea) & relies on
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By Sarah Elena Congratulations to our Costa Rican surf team who took third place in the ISA World Surfing Games in Jaco, the finals of the 2016 Aloha Cup! For eight days, the eight teams gave it their all as they paddled for the gold through the heat and choppy
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Letty Anderson, longtime Quepos resident and bassist in a number of local bands, died on May 9, 2016 from endometrial cancer. She was 72. She described herself as a “Bassist, economist and feminist. In that order,” though the song of her life played out the other way round. She was
Read MoreBy Gary Garrett One thing for certain about Costa Rica’s coffee industry is that it is dominated by men. So what would cause three Portuguese women to move to Costa Rica, buy a remote coffee farm, and run it independently from the many cooperatives in the country? “As young girls,
Read MoreThe time has come for me to begin a new chapter in my ‘Book of Life’. In January I will be returning to the US permanently due to family needs. In 2011 PAWS Board members Valerie Phillips, Jan Blackwell, Pat Cheek, Holly Myers and Sandy Franz asked me, ‘Would you
Read MoreHello, this is Jill (the sloth nanny), reporting from the sloth nursery at KSTR where The Sloth Institute is working in collaboration with KSTR to raise its baby-orphaned sloths. I’ve been volunteering here for about a month, working night and day to take care of the eleven sloths currently in
Read MoreBy Rebecca Reiber [email protected] Need to make a residency run to Panama or just want a change of scenery? There’s much more to Panama than the towns that border Costa Rica, David and Bocas. Why not take a leisurely ride along the inter-american highway to the town of Antón and
Read MoreBy Maria Angelica Sancho The sailing research vessel the R/V Martin Sheen has arrived in Costa Rica, where Sea Shepherd has begun an ocean research and public awareness campaign. On August 8th, they held an ”open house” on the Martin Sheen at Marina Pez Vela. The mission of the vessel
Read MoreThose we love, don’t go away, they walk beside us, every day. Unseen, unheard, but always here, still loved, still missed, still very dear. Sjoerd, Shirin & Stijn – The Netherlands Karyn O’Bryan was special. Someone told me they had known Karyn only a short time but it seemed like
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