Costa Rica is so small yet very big at the same time — sort of like a “little giant.” Simply put, there is a lot to see and do in this country. Tourists flock here to view the country’s many natural wonders. As one of my clients remarked, “The country is a nature lover’s Disneyland.” So, if you plan to live or retire here you shouldn’t get bored.

Recently Costa Rica’s famous Monteverde cloud forest was selected as “one the 100 best” places to see by the prestigious Newsweek Magazine. Costa Rica was number thirty-eight on the list and Kauai, Hawaii was number one. Newsweek describes Monteverde as a habitat for a multitude of animals and plants where there are more than 100 species of mammals, 400 types of birds and thousands of insects.

Monteverde is just one of the many places to visit if you choose to move to Costa Rica. Wonders never cease here.