There has been so much nonsense written about gold following April sell-off that it is hard to know where to begin to set record straight. But what most of the gold bashing has missed—and missed completely—is the nature of that move.
Costa Rica is one country that may truly have it all: A year-round tropical climate, modern cities, Caribbean beaches, Pacific coastline, rainforests, lush valleys, and majestic mountains.
Sunday morning breakfasts, poker nights, backyard barbecues, book clubs, church groups, happy hours...expats all around the world know that a sense of community is what truly makes you feel at home.
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For more than a decade now, International Living has been pointing your attention to Nicaragua. But in recent years, something critically worthy of your consideration has slowly been gathering steam. Very soon, the top will blow off this little secret with vigor… and I want you to among the first to know what’s going on.
This stunning stretch of Costa Rica’s coastline has literally been cut off from the rest of the country by the chain of mountains that border it for decades. Only four small towns (to speak of) exist there, and many of the locals have never even traveled to the country’s capital (just 101 miles away) or over the mountains at all…it’s been too difficult. Miles and miles of pristine, tawny beaches…with sheltered coves and private inlets…have been cut off from the world...but that’s all about to change as the world’s most perfect and private coastal destination is becoming accessible…Welcome to the Costa Ballena.