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Costa Rica for Retirement : Travel, Investment, and Living Opportunities
for Every Budget (5th Ed)
by John Howells
(Paperback -- November 2000)
Costa
Rica Map
Map from ITMB Publishing
Book Published: 01 January, 2003
Costa
Rican Wildlife
by Waterford Press
Paperback from Waterford Press
Book Published: 01 March, 2001 |
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Costa
Rica's National Parks and Preserves: A Visitor's Guide, Second Edition
by Joseph Franke
Book Description: Unspoiled beaches, tropical jungles, volcanic
mountains, exotic wildlife-Costa Rica's natural areas and preserves offer
remarkable geographical and biological diversity for adventure-loving travelers.
With complete profiles of forty accessible parks and preserves, including
five newly protected areas, this book guides visitors through the unique
terrain, and discusses each area's climate, flora, and fauna. Whether you
are a hiker seeking a panoramic view from a volcanic summit, a kayaker
longing to glide downriver under a jungle canopy, or a naturalist eager
to observe an incredible array of exotic wildlife, this guide is the key
to exploring Costa Rica's best natural areas with an emphasis on environmental
awareness.
Explorers will find descriptions of hikes, nature walks, and water trails,
plus information on each park's facilities, attractions, and history. Hikes
range from short walks to extended backpacking trips, and a complete planning
section details when to go, what to expect, what to bring, and health precautions.
(Paperback -- September 1999)
Explore
Costa Rica
by Harry S. Pariser
(Paperback -- September 2000)
A Guide to the Birds of Costa Rica
by F. Gary Stiles, et al
Listed under Birds of
Central America
The
Life of Costa Rica
by Gloria Calderon, et al
Hardcover: 192 pages
Villegas Editores; ISBN: 9588156009; (December 2001)
Fodor's
Exploring Costa Rica
by Fiona Dunlop, Fodors (Editor)
(Paperback -- October 2, 2001)
Lonely
Planet Costa Rica (Costa Rica, 5th Ed)
by Rob Rachowiecki
Costa Rica has something for everyone: rain forests, beaches, volcanoes,
coral reefs, white-water rapids, and wildlife--proof positive that good
things come in small countries. In addition to its variety of tropical
habitats, Costa Rica also boasts the best-developed conservation program
in Latin America. This is good news for travelers who want to see exotic
animals in their habitats--everything from sea turtles to sloths--or experience
tropical habitats as nature intended them. Whether you come to Costa Rica
in search of great beaches (you can choose either the Caribbean or Pacific
coasts), to climb an active volcano, or explore the coral reefs, Lonely
Planet Costa Rica is the perfect companion. In addition to in-depth sections
on history, politics, economy, the environment, and the arts, Lonely Planet
also covers a host of activities, outfitters, and special tours. The guide
lists a variety of accommodations from budget lodgings to luxury hotels
and includes 54 maps of cities, towns, regions and parks as well as a 36-page
wildlife guide. Lonely Planet Costa Rica is a traveler's best friend. Amazon.com
Paperback from Lonely Planet
Book Published: October, 2002 |
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Lonely
Planet Costa Rica Spanish Phrasebook (Phrasebooks)
by Thomas B. Kohnstamm
Paperback: 260 pages
Lonely Planet; ISBN: 1864501057; (June 2000)
The
National Geographic Traveler Costa Rica (National Geographic Traveler)
by Christopher P. Baker
Book Description: Take a tour around Costa Rica guided by National
Geographic -- for generations synonymous with the thrill of discovery and
exploration. Featured sites include both famous and lesser known places,
selected to help you experience the country in a fresh and exciting way.
* In-depth site descriptions and background information
* Insightful features on history, culture, and contemporary life
* More than 160 vivid color photographs
* 21 detailed, full-color maps
* Mapped walking and driving tours
* Specially commissioned artwork
* Clear, easy-to-use design
* Complete visitor information plus hotels, restaurants, shopping,
and entertainment
(Paperback -- October 2000)
The
New Golden Door to Retirement and Living in Costa Rica (12th Edition)
by Christopher Howard
Paperback from Costa Rica Books
Book Published: June, 2002
The
New Key to Costa Rica (15th Ed)
by Beatrice Blake, et al
With a special focus on ecotourism, the authors of The New Key to Costa
Rica help you discover the diversity of this colorful country's remarkable
flora and fauna (from tree ferns to sloths) and learn ways you can contribute
to efforts to preserve it. A well-researched sustainability rating highlights
lodgings that are active in protecting an environmental, economic, and
cultural balance. The book offers complete coverage of sights, lodging,
dining, and outdoor adventures, including wildlife viewing, parks and reserves,
surfing, fishing, horseback riding, and diving. --Kathryn True - Amazon.com
Paperback: 528 pages
Ulysses Pr; ISBN: 1569752192; 15th edition (October 30,
2000)
Potholes
to Paradise: Living in Costa Rica - What You Need to Know
by Tessa Borner
Paperback: 177 pages
Silvio Mattacchione; ISBN: 1895270219; (July 31, 2001)
The
Rough Guide Costa Rica
by Jean McNeil
(Paperback -- January 2002)
The
Surfer's Guide to Costa Rica
by Mike Parise
(Paperback -- December 28, 1999)
Travel & Site Guide to Birds of Costa Rica With Side Trips to
Panama
by Aaron D. Sekerak, et al
Listed under Birds of
Central America
Costa Rica: The Ecotravellers' Wildlife Guide
by Les D. Beletsky
(Paperback -- September 1, 1998)
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Globetrotter Costa Rica Travel Map
(Hardcover -- November 2001)
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