I'm 17 and I'm aware that their drinking age is 18, just wondering how much that law is enforced. I know in the states, it's pretty strict but I know in most Latin American countries, ...
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I am traveling for the first time to Costa Rica Feb and March. I am traveling alone, looking to get away from new york city life and , staying in Puerto Viejo and Montezuma. My flight and ...
Im planning on going to south america for college. I wanted to go to chile but i heard they speak terrible spanish. So I have to choose another country.. but have no idea.
We are trying to decide on a honeymoon location and I really like what Costa Rica has to offer as far as beaches and wildlife/scenery/adventure. However my wedding is June 13th so would we even be ...
When will he be eligible for parol Additional Details HEY BRITTANY ARE YOU SERIOUS ABOUT THEM ONLY GETTIN 10 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WHAT ABOUT PAROL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!You know all the ...
Any insight on where is the best place to live and what is the worst place to visit and live?
Any information would cut down on costly investigation.
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I will be staying in Lima for a month and 1 month in La Merced, Chanchamayo ( hahah i dont think a lot of people have heard of it...) I have no idea what to expect... i will be going this summer when ...
Yes, it is safe and cheap, although not as fast as renting a car.
Late at night the bus terminals are usually not the best place to hang around in any country.
Lic.Gregory Kearney Lawson.
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Generally yes, just keep an eye on your personal stuff and don't hang around bus terminals at night unless necessary.
Max B
Absolutely! I would compare it to taking the bus in the U.S. Watch your stuff! While Costa Rica has an extrodinary reputation for a low violent crime and serious larceny rate. Petty theft is common if you are careless.
Costa Rican Broker
It depends on the route you take.
Ask at the front desk of your hotel where to take the bus, how much it costs and do not wear expensive jewelry. Pay with coins and small colones bills (do not take out 20, 50 or 100 dollars bills)
Use common sense at all times!
Rania R
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Tico Roots.
Yes it is very safe. But of course its always good to have normal precaution like being aware of your surroundings and having a good grip on your stuff.
HeatherT
yes it is safe. just use common sense, i.e. not having valuables out in the open, and use small bills or coins....bus driers get frustrated when they have to take the time to give you change as in any country.
I did find that the bus system in CR is extremely punctual, rarely ever late. It puts US public transportation to shame.
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