Palmares Tope, Costa Rica
The annual Palmares Festival kicked off with the tope (horse parade). Approximately 2,500 riders and horses rode 3 kilometers through the town of Palmares, located in the province of Alajuela. A crowd of thousands lined up the streets under the 30 degree Celsius sun to cheer the most impressive horses. Families and friends brought chairs, ice chests, food, beer (of course), some even brought barbecues.
Cimarrona bands in Costa Rica by Tachiz Travel
Life is a celebration and during the course of your vacation of a lifetime in Costa Rica we can add and deliver musical surprises and traditions at just about any part of your itinerary. Cimarrona bands are loud and great fun when combined with people dressed up funny and wearing masks who are called ''Los Payasos'' in Costa Rica. While this video shows an authentic Costa Rican celebration, we have actually even met groups at the airport with our cimarrona bands to welcome them into the tropics and we have taken Cimarrona bands with los Payasos to the finest hotels and natural scenarios as well. They are great for many celebrations, including weddings and Incentiive travel along with Brazilian Comparsas and also Mariachi bands. Write or talk to us at for hassle free Costa Rica vacation with the best value & 24/7 support.
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Los Gigantas y Mascaradas in San Jose, Costa Rica.AVI
A costa rican tradition, these are larger-than-life paper mache heads worn in parades and festive occasions. The face are usually of devils but can be other figures including political figures. They are almost alway accompanied by a small band with a trumpet and cowbells like you see in this video.
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Cimarrona in the capital
Traditional music and dancing clowns in San Jose
Costa Rican Festival
This is called a cimarrona con payasos. La cimarrona is a band of brass instruments and drums that usually accompanied by masked dancers (macarada or masquerade or payasos) who represent characters from Costa Rican folklore. You can see this everywhere anytime, but this usually happens near a holyday. In this case: Guanacaste's annexation.
Hotel Cascada de Fuego Promo Video
The Cascada del Fuego Hotel is located in La Fortuna and is only 1km from the La Fortuna Waterfall which is accessible by car, bike, or by foot. In addition, the property has access to the Rio La Fortuna River and other water features. It is a large property, 33,916.12 m2 of manicured space and imaginative gardens. There are 50 private cabins built with cement and wood, each containing its own bathroom and covered terrace. In addition, the hotel has a 1000 m2 large event hall with a professional kitchen and is well equipped with ample storage space. Hotel guests enjoy the large pool with two adjacent jacuzzis. A unique feature of the hotel is a life-size hibiscus labyrinth. There is a total of 2000 m2 of construction.
The Cascada del Fuego has enormous potential. Construction is needed to complete some units, and several cabins are in need of either renovations or demolition. Additionally, there is a water slide that is currently disassembled. This property has ample infrastructure and landscaping that is ready for the next generation of owners and entrepreneurs. With modernization and vision, it is ripe to become an incredible facility for vacationing families, couples, and individuals alike. The property has plenty of land for expansion with a high return on investment. The location is ideal and the price reflects the potential for growth, takes into consideration the need for remodeling, but offers an opportunity to own a large reenvisioned hotel.
La Fortuna is known as a gateway to Arenal Volcano and local tourist attractions such as lake Arenal, and the National Park which include the 5,357-foot (1,633-meter) Arenal Volcano and the 3,740-foot (1,140-meter) Chato Volcano. The active Arenal Volcano is still laced with lava flows while hot springs dot the foot of the volcano, on the thermal Tabacón River. Dormant Chato Volcano has a crater lake and rainforest trails leading to La Fortuna Waterfall, with its natural pool.
Golfito, Costa Rica - Range Rover Classic
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Observen las divertidas aventuras de Marilín Gamboa y Mónica Noguera en FossilLand, y de paso descubramos un par de secretitos de la bella mexicana.
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JM se volvió loco en #fossilland y ahora se mando a hacer #ecogym
410.000 m2 de gimnasio en la naturaleza!!!
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