3 Reasons to Travel While You’re Young

Posted on May 13, 2013 by Players Club Tours

3 Reasons to Travel While You’re Young

If you’ve graduated college and have yet to get a passport you have an emptiness inside. You are stuck in the rat race of daily routine. Never enlightened to anything outside your own culture. As each year ticks by you’re getting closer to depriving yourself of ever experiencing the world.

Terameno, Sicily

Do you think it will get any easier to travel when you’re married and have a ton of responsibilities? Don’t settle for being ordinary.” Have you ever though to yourself. “I hate this city, it’s always the same old predictable routine.” You’re doing this to yourself by being a follower of the crowd. A Sheep! Your friends aren’t as interesting as you may think they are or your wouldn’t feel this void.

The other night, I had a conversation with a young woman who had a number of decisions ahead of her, one of which was whether she should go to grad school or travel the world. I told her to travel. Hands down. No excuses. Just go. The rewards are worth the costs.

She sighed.
“Yeah, but…”
Never were more fatal words spoken:
• Yeah, but… what about debt?
• Yeah, but… what about my job?
• Yeah, but… what about my boyfriend (or dog or car or whatever)?

“Yeah, but…” makes it sound like we have the best of intentions when really we are just too scared to do what we should. It allows us to be cowards, while sounding noble.

Most people I know who waited to travel the world never did. Be careful of the yeah-but. The yeah-but will kill the dreams of your youth.

The life you’ve always wanted

When you get older, life seems to just sort of happen to you. Your youth is a time of total empowerment. You get to do what you want. But as you mature and gain new responsibilities, you have to be very intentional about making sure you don’t lose sight of what’s important. So if you still have a reasonable amount of control over your circumstances, you should do what really matters. Because life won’t always be just about you.

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Paris

During early adulthood, your worldview is still being formed. It’s important to give yourself opportunities to grow. A good way to do that is to travel. You will regret few risks you take when it comes to this. I promise you that. There are three reasons to travel while you’re young:

1. Traveling teaches you to live an adventure

In your lifetime, you will not be able to remember all of your experiences over the years. You will, however remember the special moments. The feeling you have for a moment in your life when you feel part of something.

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Cafe Del Mar Ibiza

While you’re young, you should travel. You should take the time to see the world and taste the fullness of life. It’s worth whatever investment or money or sacrifice of time that may be required on your part. This is not about being a tourist. It’s about experiencing true risk and adventure so you don’t have to live in fear for the rest of your life.

2. Traveling helps you encounter compassion

In your youth, you will make choices that will define you. The disciplines you begin now will be with you for the rest of your life. Traveling will change you like little else can. It will put you in places that will force you to care for issues that are bigger than you.

Seaside, Amalfi Coast, Italy

If you go to Asia, you may encounter the slave trade. If eastern Europe, you may see the effects of genocide and religious persecution. If Haiti, you’ll witness the the ugly side Western paternalism.

Your heart will break. You will begin to understand that the world is both a big and small place. You will have a new-found respect for the pain and suffering that over half of the world takes for granted on a daily basis. And you will feel more connected to your fellow human beings in a deep and lasting way. You will learn to care.

3. Traveling allows you to get some culture

While you’re still young, you should get cultured. Get to know the world and the magnificent people that fill it. There’s nothing quite like sitting beside thousands of people from all over the globe to watch a sunset at Ibiza’s Café Del Mar..

I can describe Paris to you, but the feeling that the city gives to me is something you’d have to experience for yourself. You can read all the books in the world about the Great Wall of China, but being there is a different story.
The world is a stunning place, full amazing adventures. See it. Do this while you’re still young. Do not squander the time. You will never have it again.

You have a crucial opportunity to invest in the next season of your life now. Whatever you sow, you will eventually reap. Please. For your sake, do this. Because you won’t always be young. And life won’t always be just about you. So travel. Experience the world for all it’s worth. Become a person of culture, adventure, and compassion.

“What if I’m not young?”

Grand Canal – Venice, Italy

Travel, anyway. It may not be easy to do, but find a way to get out of your comfort zone. It’s really never too late.
But if you haven’t gotten sucked into the routine of life yet, I implore you to TRAVEL. It will never be easier than it is right now for you to do that which really matters.

-Ryan Slate

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St Thomas Virgin Islands All Inclusive

Posted on February 24, 2013 by Players Club Tours

Betty St Thomas Virgin Islands All Inclusive

Betty asks…

U.S Virgin Islands? Anyone ever been there and are there any all inclusives?

I am having a hard time finding information regarding St Thomas and St Croix areas. I am looking for unique rooms that offer jacuzzi’s either indoors or outdoors that are private. All inclusive hotel listings will score you points!!!!

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Players Club Tours answers:

Loved to help you out. There are not many all-inclusive resorts in the USVI. I only know 3 and they are in St Thomas. The Marriott Frenchman”s Reef has an all-inclusive option, Bolongo Bay Beach Resort has semi and all-inclusive options available, Wyndham Sugar Bay Resort & Spa also has all-inclusive option.

To be truthful, the restaurants are excellent in the USVI and I can’t imagine wanting an all-inclusive resort.

Maybe other islands like Jamaica , Barbados, Dominican Republic, Aruba or even Mexico are better options for you.
Sandals Resort sound like the type of place you are looking for. Http://www.sandals.com
They are all-inclusive and have private pools and jacuzzi

Have you checked tripadvisor for some other suggestions.

When we go to the USVI, we stay on St John and rent a villa. They usually have a pool or hot tub. Sometimes both.
We provision the villa our self for breakfast, lunch, snacks, soft drinks and liquor. We usually go out to dinner every night. We love having all that space verus a resort room.

Good Luck, maybe other posters can come up with some help)

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Ibiza Hotels

Posted on February 24, 2013 by Players Club Tours

Linda Ibiza Hotels

Linda asks…

Best (& most beautiful) PARTY vacation spots for a group of girls?

Hi!
Me and 6 or 7 other girls are planning to go away around April next year (when we all finish school). Coming from Toronto in Canada. We’ll all be 19/20 years old and are looking to go somewhere tropical and beautiful but where we can also really party. Location ideas? Details?
Also, I’ve never booked a vacation before so any suggestions on the most inexpensive yet safe and hospitable way of going about doing so would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much.

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Players Club Tours answers:

Safe? Stay in the US. Panama City, FL is a big party spot, although it could be a bit difficult (not too bad) to drink since you’ll be under 21.

Beautiful? Punta Cana, DR is awesome and a great party place, although it isn’t the safest area in the world. Greek Islands, such as Mykanos, have a great party scene and are safe, but relatively expensive.

Party? Cancun and Ibiza are the tops in the world. Ibiza is expensive, Cancun is not as safe as some others, but they are the top places to go.

Alternative idea: Go to a college somewhere that has a liberal party atmosphere and party your asses off. Everyone will love a group of girls showing up to their parties, you won’t have to pay for anything, and you can stay in the safety of the US/Canada.

In general, book a flight and hotels on Kayak (or a vacation package/cruise which can be really fun as well), don’t trust anyone who solicits you (always use cabs/hotels/bars that you seek out), and don’t ever go somewhere alone and you’ll be fine and have a great time.

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Travel To Costa Rica In January

Posted on February 23, 2013 by Players Club Tours

Michael Travel To Costa Rica In January

Michael asks…

I’m leaving for Costa Rica in January when should I buy?

I’ll be going from Minneapolis to San Jose, Costa Rica. I’m volunteering there for 3 months. All of the deals I’ve found are only good if I’m staying for 2 weeks or so. Is it possible to find cheap tickets if I’m staying so long? And is now a good time to buy or should I keep waiting?

The exact dates are January 16th – April 9th with a little bit of wiggle room on each end.

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Players Club Tours answers:

You just need to make sure you compare prices on a daily basis for a couple of weeks. If something seems cheaper than usual, jump on it! There are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely give you the best prices available. Check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable travel sites in just a couple minutes. It’s very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online… Otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. Good luck.

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Tours Costa Rica San Jose

Posted on February 23, 2013 by Players Club Tours

Ken Tours Costa Rica San Jose

Ken asks…

What should I do in San Jose, Costa Rica?

Im going to San Jose, Costa rica for 2 nights, what should I do when Im there? Any shopping, eating, drinking advice would be appreciated!!!

What area of San Jose should I stay in?
COSTA RICA, not california

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I know that San Jose does get a bad rap and is not the perfect town, however, there is a lot of awesome things one can see on the local culture, which is a another side of Costa Rica that few have ventured into..

You see a local play at the Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica – http://www.teatronacional.go.cr/

Your can take the Costa Rica Art Tour in San Jose where you view local artists and their works – http://www.costaricaarttour.com/. This is pretty cool if you like art. You get a local meal, group tours are small, and they provide transportation.

You can go to Costa Rica Natural Museums, where you can view historical interest, gold and jade displays and more http://www.museocostarica.go.cr/. This is very awesome, I took my teenage boys to this a few years back and they loved it.

There are a ton of great places to eat, go to the below link from yahoo

http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-2770641-san_jose_restaurants-i

Personally, if you got a few bucks to spend and want a eating orgy of meats go to El Mejor, but you will need reservations

As for shopping, Metro Central and Mall Mult Plaza, and the farmers market (but be careful here, this place get packed and a lot of pickpockets etc)

I hope this helps

Enjoy the other side of Costa Rica and in San Jose…
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WELCOME TO MANUEL ANTONIO!

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Players Club Tours

One of the most visited tourist destinations of all Costa Rica National Park and Reserve System.

The Manuel Antonio National Park is a small biological peninsula found within an area devoted to different productive activities, such as agriculture, cattle and high tourism development. It is one of the country’s most scenic and beautiful national parks. The mean annual temperature is 27°C, with a minimum temperature of 20°C.

Our park habitat consist of primary and secondary forest, the most characteristic species of flora in the primary forest are guácimo colorado (luehea seemannii), pilón (hieromyna alchomeoides), cedro maría (calophyllum longifolium), guapinol blanco (hymeneae courbaril), surá (terminalia oblonga), guapinol negro or stinkingtoe (cynometra hemitomophyla), lechoso (cow tree/brosimum utile), cenízaro (pithecelobium saman)and ceiba (silk cotton tree).

Of its most important fauna we find the raccoon, coatamundi, agouti, two-toed sloth, the white-faced and squirrel monkey.

You can also enjoy the beauty of beaches like Espadilla Sur, Puerto Escondido and Manuel Antonio.

Manuel Antonio offer the uniquely breathtaking fusion of scenic mountain beauty and an active lifestyle. From championship surf tournaments, hiking, rafting/kayaking, canopying, bird watching or sport fishing, Quepos and Manuel Antonio offers something for everyone.

Breathtaking Costa Rica

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Players Club Tours

Costa Rica

Costa Rica is an amazing country of unsurpassed beauty and wondrous diversity. Many endearingly call it the “Swiss Alps of Central America”. The country is comprised of lush rain forests which are teaming with exotic wildlife and a wealth of biodiversity. Towering mountain ranges ascend high into the clouds. Active volcanoes remind us of Mother Nature’s ever changing plan. Palm studded beaches stretch hundreds of miles along both the east and west coast, where one can walk miles before seeing another soul.

Costa Rica is your gateway to tropical paradise! A place where you can come to learn all about this beautiful country, friendly people, amazing wildlife, thrilling adventures, and all around extraordinary diversity. It is our hope that with this blog you will be able to plan your trip with confidence by making informed decisions based on the latest and most accurate information. Our goal is to provide this in a fun and informative way. We hope that you enjoy what you read as much as we enjoy sharing it!

Just imagine…You are already on your Costa Rica vacation. You wake to the primitive howl of a Congo Monkey as he makes claim to his territory. As you go out to the balcony for a look, you can hear the ever playful chatter of parrots in the distance. The chatter fades away as a small wave gently rolls into the white sands of the palm studded beach. You enjoy a delicious cup of Costa Rican coffee on your ocean view balcony and it occurs to you that just a day before you were equally mesmerized by the smoke plumes rolling out of the magnificent Arenal Volcano.….

Costa Rica is an amazingly diverse country of vast contrasts and unrivaled beauty! Nearly 28 percent of the country’s 51,000 sq. km is protected in the form of national parks, wildlife refuges and reserves. Within these parks and reserves there are 12 unique climate and life zones which are sandwiched between the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean and then crossed by the Ring of Fire. The varied terrain, climate and habitats create a plethora of Costa Rica attractions that will amaze even the most seasoned traveler. Uncover hidden treasures such as the Rio Celeste Waterfall, which is regarded as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world. Learn about stunning beach areas such as Manuel Antonio where one can observe parrots and monkeys while catching some rays on palm studded beaches.

A Few Recommended Sites To See While There:

Tree of Life…

The Tree of Life tour is located in the southern zone of Costa Rica between Dominical and San Isidro del General. The property is comprised of hundreds of acres of primary rainforest and cloud forest that stretch from the Pacific Ocean to the summit of the Tinamaste Mountains at 3,300 feet in elevation. This mountain range is a vital watershed to the Baru River, which originates in the mountains with a number of spectacular waterfalls, including the magnificent Diamante Falls, which are 600 feet tall.

The hike up to the camp area is quite strenuous, but stops are made along the way to learn about medicinal plants and the land. After a couple hours of hiking, the jungle opens to an amazingly beautiful double waterfall that is approximately 150 feet high. As you walk in, you will notice a cave tucked in behind the waterfalls with a stone walkway leading to the entrance.

The Tree of Life tour company has furnished the cave with everything needed for survival including a fully functioning kitchen, bathrooms, showers and rough bedding. A night in this cave is a moment in time that will never be forgotten!

To fill the time, one can hike to the various waterfalls, explore the jungle or even rappel down the falls. There is a waterfall and pool area within an hour hike that is great for cliff jumping or just swimming in cool, fresh water surrounded by cloud forest.

Volcan Turrialba National Park…

Turrialba Volcano National Park is located in the Cartago Province and encompasses over 3,900 acres of land. The park was established in 1955 to preserve the volcano and the vegetation that surrounds it. This volcano hasn’t had a major eruption since the 1800s, but visitors are often able to witness volcanic activity via stream, smoke and ash bursts.

There are well marked trails throughout Turrialba Volcano National Park that lead visitors to several gorgeous lookout points. The trails lead through the primary and secondary forest that are full of wildlife and flora that can be easily sighted out by a guide. Visitors have the option to embark the hike either by foot or by horseback. During these hikes and rides, visitors will also be able to observe the markings of lava flows from the former eruptions in the 1800s.
Many consider the Central Valley to be the most comfortable climate in the world with temperatures usually hovering in the upper 70s during the day and lower 60s at night. The rain season here runs from May through November, though the heavy rains are generally during September and October. Visitors should pack shorts, tee shirts, appropriate shoes, rain gear, sun block. It is also advised to bring at least one pair of pants and a long sleeve shirt.

Costa Rica Adventure:

Looking for an adventure? Look no further! Costa Rica is the adventure capital of Central America. Tours aside, just driving the roads can be adventurous due to the amazing scenery and mountainous, windy terrain. This article is not about the roads though as there is plenty more to talk about when discussing Costa Rica adventure. There is a reason that there are so many options and this is due to location and geography. The country is located between the Caribbean and Pacific with plenty of mountains, volcanoes and rainforest in between. This creates a varied terrain with plenty of options close at hand.

Water Adventures: Whitewater Rafting, Kayaking,Tubing, Snorkeling, Scuba Diving

Land Adventures: Canopy Zipline, Waterfall Rappelling, Hiking, Cave Exploration, ATV Riding.

Costa Rica Restaurants:

One of the questions we receive most from travelers is which Costa Rica restaurants we recommend. The answer really depends on your destination, taste in cuisine and desired atmosphere. To help you in your travels, we have created a database of recommendable restaurants in the more popular destinations. The restaurants we have selected are based on client reviews as well as our own experiences.

Café Viejo -
Style: Café
Location: Puerto Viejo Downtown
Café Viejo is located in a busy section of town with cars driving right by, but has good food such as pizza, seafood and pastas at a reasonable price.

La Pecora Nera
Style: Italian
Location: Playa Cocles near Le Cameleon
La Pecora Nera is an open air restaurant with a great Italian menu complimented by daily specials.

Cha Cha Cha
Style: International
Location: Cahuita Downtown
Cha Cha Cha serves up fresh seafood and dishes of Thai and Mediterranean influence.

Ginger Restaurant
Style: Tapas – Fusion
Location: Main road to Playa Hermosa, across from the road to the beach area. 100 meters up on hillside.
Ginger Restaurant features modern design with eclectic international themed tapas.

Come Travel To Costa Rica With Us….

Posted on January 19, 2012 by Players Club Tours

A leading Spanish newspaper described Costa Rica as “Disneyland for adults”. A fantastic natural undisturbed beauty and the closeness of all the adventures – “we are blessed to be where the rainforest meets the beach!”

Costa Rica’s remarkable biodiversity comes wrapped in a rainbow of color: the cloud and rain forest dressed in a hundred shades of green; pristine Pacific beaches of white, beige and black sand; welcoming waterfalls of turquoise and jade; and red and orange from the surrounding volcanoes and romantic sunsets. This peaceful country remains center stage, the star of Central America. It has no army, and it enjoys one of the highest literacy rates in the world. Anyone who loves the outdoors will savor Costa Rica’s wealth of national parks and wildlife reserves.

Guests can be as active as they choose… mountain biking, rafting, kayaking, horseback riding, hiking, bird watching, world-class sports fishing, zip lining (canopy tours), and waterfall rappelling. One of the world’s most organized countries for nature-based travel, Costa Rica luxury travel also features delightful inns, hotels and lodges in exceptional settings. It boasts excellent beach resorts along the Pacific coast. Guests can experience a bird’s-eye view on a walk through treetop, or skip across the waves in an ocean outrigger. They can spend time with the indigenous Maleku people of the Arenal region to learn about their lives and their skills for arts and crafts. The Children Eternal Rainforest is the largest private reserve in Central America. Costa Rica is just the place to see an active volcano or reenergize with a luxurious spa treatment. In short, a luxury Costa Rica tour offers a complete vacation experience.

A land bursting with biology and hospitality, Costa Rica is a treasurehouse of flora, fauna, and geologic wonders happily shoehorned into a refreshingly pacific and prosperous little country. Few places enjoy such a sterling reputation, challenging us to craft trips to experience this scenic masterpiece of a country in fresh and uncrowded ways.

The Costa Rica Coffee Experience and El Tesoro de Cofre in Jaco are both “must dos.”

Few places enjoy Costa Rica’s sterling reputation, which makes it that much more important to experience this scenic masterpiece of the country with good guidance. We carefully nurture relationships with some of the country’s ﬁnest guides and lodge-keepers. Of course, our Custom Journeys are individually designed for a wide variety of natural historying and multisporting: Explore an almost extraplanetary ecosystem in Corcovado National Park’s unique Tree Canopy. And we roam and relax in exquisite places like El Silencio – an eco-resort and spa with spacious, magniﬁcently designed villas overlooking a peaceful cloud-forest valley; Rafiki Safari Lodge – a South African-style base camp in which to explore endless hiking options and enjoy the warm waters of the Savegre River; and the Falls Resort – a charming boutique hotel located on the cliffs above seaside Manuel Antonio National Park.

The Flowers and Orchids of Costa Rica

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Players Club Tours

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Costa Rica has an astonishing number of plants, and people are drawn from all over the world to see the beautiful flowers that grow here. Of special interest to many are the numerous varieties of orchids. In fact, Costa Rica has over Thirteen Hundred species of orchids. Below, (thanks to contributor Paul Mitchell), is some more information on these marvelous plants!

If you are an orchid fancier in the States or elsewhere than the tropics you are in for a fabulous treat once you get to Costa Rica.

In Costa Rica there are various options for seeing / studying orchids. Those that come to mind are, in nature, in botanical gardens, and in the regional orchid shows, specifically at the National Orchid Exposition.

Rica in the wild is just as the rainy season is starting up with the first scant rains. Many of the orchids in nature are triggered into their blooming cycle at that time. There are more than 1300 recognized species of orchids in Costa Rica. Some are small, some large, many are quite showy. Many have amazing scents or perfumes, along with a few that smell truly unpleasant. Bring your nose along. You will be intrigued at the variety of odors the various orchid species can emit.

You may be able to arrange a knowledgeable guide to take you into natural habitats to see some of the native orchid species in bloom. Costa Rica’s strong conservation laws and efforts at replenishing native orchid species in the wild preclude taking any orchids from the wild –except by making photo records of them in situ to carry away with you inside your camera.

You can also visit one of the amazing botanical gardens in the country like Lankester Botanical Gardens just east of the old capital, Cartago. Or the Wilson Botanical Gardens in the south east part of the country near San Vito de Java. Each one is worth a day trip and requires three or more hours to explore properly.

There is also a garden in Palmares that is dedicated to nothing other than the national flower, Cattleya skinneri, pictured above and known locally as the ‘guaria morada.’ This small garden is well worth a visit during the blooming season for once inside you will find yourself in a sea of electric lavender-purple blooms as far as you can look in whatever direction you choose to glance. It is truly spectacular. Ask the locals for directions once you get to town or call the garden beforehand to ask. It is called the Jardin de Guarias Cocaleca. Their number in Palmares is 452-0091

The National Orchid Exposition is admittedly the crown jewel of orchid shows in Costa Rica. Presented in March of each year in San José, it brings together blooming orchids from the best growers all over the country. It is a riot of colors, extraordinary shapes, and exotic perfumes. It is at this show you can see many varieties of the national orchid (mentioned above) ranging in color from whites thru pinks to that glorious intense lavender-purple colored form. There is a competition for the best of each color form and for the best overall in the show. There are always some remarkably handsome specimens of this much revered species on display in this big show.

If you cannot be in Costa Rica for the National Orchid Exposition, there are smaller regional shows staged in different parts of the country. There is about one show per month and if you watch the newspapers there will be an announcement of where a particular show is taking place. In any event, bring along your camera and plan on taking lots of pictures. Orchids make fine photographic subjects.

If you are really lucky you may get an invitation to visit a private orchid collection. There are a number of stupendous collections of orchids held privately. A visit to one of these collections is not to be missed, so if you are invited to see one don’t pass it up.
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Currencies Converter Costa Rica Colon (CRC) Vs. United States Dollar (USD)

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Players Club Tours

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United States Dollar to Costa Rica Colon Calculated using an exchange rate of 511.3300 correct on October 18, 2011

$1.00	₡511
$5.00	₡2,557
$10.00	₡5,113
$50.00	₡25,566
$100.00	₡51,133
$250.00	₡127,832
$500.00	₡255,665
$1,000.00	₡511,330
$5,000.00	₡2,556,650
$10,000.00	₡5,113,300

Costa Rica Colon to United States Dollar Calculated using an exchange rate of 0.0020 correct on October 18, 2011

₡500	$1.00
₡1,000	$2.00
₡5,000	$10.00
₡10,000	$20.00
₡25,000	$50.00
₡50,000	$100.00
₡100,000	$200.00
₡500,000	$1,000.00
₡750,000	$1,500.00
₡1,000,000	$2,000.00

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3 Reasons to Travel While You’re Young

The life you’ve always wanted

1. Traveling teaches you to live an adventure

2. Traveling helps you encounter compassion

3. Traveling allows you to get some culture

St Thomas Virgin Islands All Inclusive

U.S Virgin Islands? Anyone ever been there and are there any all inclusives?

Players Club Tours answers:

Ibiza Hotels

Best (& most beautiful) PARTY vacation spots for a group of girls?

Players Club Tours answers:

Travel To Costa Rica In January

I’m leaving for Costa Rica in January when should I buy?

Players Club Tours answers:

Tours Costa Rica San Jose

What should I do in San Jose, Costa Rica?

Players Club Tours answers:

WELCOME TO MANUEL ANTONIO!

Breathtaking Costa Rica

Tree of Life…

Volcan Turrialba National Park…

Costa Rica Adventure:

Costa Rica Restaurants:

Come Travel To Costa Rica With Us….

A leading Spanish newspaper described Costa Rica as “Disneyland for adults”. A fantastic natural undisturbed beauty and the closeness of all the adventures – “we are blessed to be where the rainforest meets the beach!”

The Flowers and Orchids of Costa Rica

If you are an orchid fancier in the States or elsewhere than the tropics you are in for a fabulous treat once you get to Costa Rica.

Currencies Converter Costa Rica Colon (CRC) Vs. United States Dollar (USD)

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United States Dollar to Costa Rica Colon Calculated using an exchange rate of 511.3300 correct on October 18, 2011

Costa Rica Colon to United States Dollar Calculated using an exchange rate of 0.0020 correct on October 18, 2011

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The life you’ve always wanted

1. Traveling teaches you to live an adventure

2. Traveling helps you encounter compassion

3. Traveling allows you to get some culture

U.S Virgin Islands? Anyone ever been there and are there any all inclusives?

Players Club Tours answers:

Best (& most beautiful) PARTY vacation spots for a group of girls?

Players Club Tours answers:

I’m leaving for Costa Rica in January when should I buy?

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What should I do in San Jose, Costa Rica?

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Tree of Life…

Volcan Turrialba National Park…

Costa Rica Adventure:

Costa Rica Restaurants:

A leading Spanish newspaper described Costa Rica as “Disneyland for adults”. A fantastic natural undisturbed beauty and the closeness of all the adventures – “we are blessed to be where the rainforest meets the beach!”

If you are an orchid fancier in the States or elsewhere than the tropics you are in for a fabulous treat once you get to Costa Rica.

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