March 2015 - No Limit Adventures Costa Rica

Surfing in Guanacaste

Less crowded than the beaches of Sydney, Hawaii or Southern California, the sandy stretches of Costa Rica offer plenty of swells, breaks and surf shops. Costa Rica is home to some of the best waves on the planet, crashing along beaches that are clean and blissfully...

Costa Rica powered with 100% renewable energy

Costa Rica

“The year 2015 has been one of electricity totally friendly to the environment for Costa Rica,” the state-owned power supplier Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) said in a press release. The ICE says the country’s zero-emission milestone was enabled thanks...

Cortez Amarillo – Gold Trumpet Tree

Costa Rica Nature, Uncategorized

The “Cortez Amarillo” is one of the many unique trees that you can observe driving trhew Guanacaste, Costa Rica. The tree is native to Central and South America and is mainly used for its timber however every year douring dry season it blooms a bright...

Retirement in Costa Rica, what you should know?

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Retirement is the ultimate and well-deserved prize for those who have worked all their life; a time to relax and indulge. For many, this includes living abroad to expand their horizons, get the most bang for their buck, and have better health coverage. More and more,...