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Mar 28

Button down the hatches and get ready for a week of chaos

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Semana Santa. Holy Week. One week of festivities and fish. Why fish? Well the Ticos (Catholics) do not believe in eating any meat during Semana Santa. Thus this also creates a price surge in fish and basically everything else you could imagine.

The beaches during the week will become swelled with an immense amount of locals that flock from all ends of the country to head to the beach for Semana Santa.

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Mar 25

Why Uvita?

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This is a tough one to answer to be honest.

I'm not entirely sure how or why the "next Jaco" appears to be forming in Uvita rather than Dominical but one thing is for certain...Uvita is thriving!

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