Costa Rica is Central America's jewel. Colonized in the early 16th Century, it's an oasis of calm and subtle beauty. Literally meaning "Rich Coast", Costa Rica is a small country of diverse geography and topography. The country has both a Caribbean and a Pacific coast and is situated between 8 and 11 degrees North latitude. A series of volcanic mountain chains runs from the Nicaraguan border in the North to the Panamanian border in the South. The country's biodiversity attracts nature lovers from all over the world; its tropical forests contain over 1,500 tree species. National parks cover almost 12% of the country, while forest reserves and indigenous reservations boost the protected land area to 27%.
THE GOVERNMENT
Jaco beach gained popularity in the 1970's by adventursome artists seeking a tranquil, inspiring haven to hone their craft during the cold North American winters.
Located in the central Pacific region of Costa Rica, Jaco is just a 1 1/2 hour drive from San Jose and soon to be shorter upon the completion of a new government road. This lively seaside resort town encompasses all of the amenities desired by even the most discerning traveler.
Located in the central Pacific region of Costa Rica, Jaco is just a 1 1/2 hour drive from San Jose and soon to be shorter upon the completion of a new government road. This lively seaside resort town encompasses all of the amenities desired by even the most discerning traveler.
With the inaugurating of Costa Rica's first government sanctioned marina in Herradura Bay in 2001, Jaco was on the cusp of what is becoming one of the biggest real estate booms in recent history. In fact, today's Jaco reminds many real estate professionals of opportunities that were available in Mexico and Hawaii some ten to twenty years ago.
Costa Rica is without a doubt a leader when it comes to activities. There are endless opportunities for fun and relaxation in this spectacular biodiverse paradise.There are seven active volcanoes of which the most popular for viewing are Poas, Arenal and Irazu. All are within a 4 hour drive from Nexus Office.
If you love hiking there are several national parks that offer well marked trails, experienced guides and even opportunities for camping in the rainforest.
Costa Rica is replete with sparkling waterfalls, some hidden and some easily accesible, most with stunning views and refreshing cascading pools.
If you love hiking there are several national parks that offer well marked trails, experienced guides and even opportunities for camping in the rainforest.
Costa Rica is replete with sparkling waterfalls, some hidden and some easily accesible, most with stunning views and refreshing cascading pools.
Manuel Antonio National Park, just one hour south of Jaco, is the smallest and considered one of the most visually stunning additions to the National Park system.
White sand beaches and verdant rainforest trails that reach to the sea make this a perfect place to spend the day. Manuel Antonio is famous for its rare population of white faced monkeys as well as sloths, anteaters, red crabs, iguanas and a host of other endemic species.
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