Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula is a healthy place to live
According to the Central American Population Center of the University of Costa Rica, Costa Ricans who live in the Nicoya Peninsula and who reach 80 years of age, have a life expectancy of 8.2 years more. That is to say the live to be 88.2 years old. The area is considered one of the most healthy spots in the world because of its dry climate, the healthy diet of its people, family ties and the tranquil environment.
The Nicoya Peninsula is also a potential retirement mecca because of its healthy lifestyle. So, if you decide to move to Costa Rica you might consider settling in this part of the country. The areas of Hojancha, Carrillo and Cóbano are very popular with foreigners.
Most Americans I know, who have moved to any area of Costa Rica, have added life to their years and years to their life because of the country’s healthy lifestyle. Friends and family back home are usually amazed by how good people look after living here for a while.
On my monthly relocation/retirement tours I always talk about the great lifestyle the country has to offer.


