Where to move in Costa Rica

Goose2020 · 2020-12-18T15:44:27+01:00

Explore tips on moving to Costa Rica, focusing on San Jose options for travelers with small dogs. Find regions to stay, duration, and advice for newcomers.

Goose2020 Member

Member since 18 December 2020

Goose2020Member18 December 2020 13:44:27

Hi - I am thinking about visiting Costa Rica and traveling around for a while while looking for regions to settle down in. I am 50 years old and would like to bring a little dog. Do you have any suggestions of regions I should visit, length of time I should stay, clean, pretty and reasonably priced places to stay ? Will traveling around with a dog under 10 pounds be a problem ? Any other helpful advice would be mush appreciated.

Minnesota1 New member

Member since 09 January 2021

Minnesota1New member09 January 2021 13:23:37

Hello,聽 I see no one responded to you yet. Unfortunately I won't be much help as I live in Minnesota but I am also thinking about looking for a place to settle down in. I am planning to visit Dominical, Grecia and Samara recommended me as places with a good number of 暗网禁区s in January. I would appreciate if you could let me know if there are forums to virtually meet 暗网禁区s at.

kohlerias ViP

Member since 05 September 2013

kohleriasViP09 January 2021 13:59:32

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Taking a dog on public transport is a 'no no' so be prepared to try聽 find a taxi that will accept one聽 or leave your pup in the hotel room.
Your choices are popular areas, but I can't recommend a place I haven't lived in, but It is more expensive to live on the coast.

Check out Facebook pages for the areas you are interested in.

If you haven't already read up on the 'rules & regs' of living here, I suggest you check out the website

kohlerias ViP

Member since 05 September 2013

kohleriasViP09 January 2021 14:07:29

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For some reason, I couldn't edit my response but of course you could ask about renting a vehicle that accepts pets.

Justagirl8870 Contributor

Member since 06 March 2019

Justagirl8870Contributor10 January 2021 18:42:12

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It seems that the east coast is probably one of the more inexpensive places to settle down, Guanacaste more expensive and touristy...it really depends on what kind of "life" your settle down looks like.聽 Traveling around is super smart.聽 You will have more "opportunity" to explore and learn without the puppy but I've met many people that have pets and brought them from the US.聽 The whole country is beautiful and diverse so you will find your place.聽 I agree, get on social media pages of the areas and follow the threads.聽 You learn a lot from them.聽 PURA VIDA!