Why Costa Rica
Costa Rica is exotic but safe and you can enjoy it all year around, "the average temperature is 72° F/ 22°C".
Costa Rica is the oldest democracy in America (115 years), considered the most economically and politically stable country in Latin America.
Costa Rica, with only 0,03% of the total superficies of the planet (51100 km2), it possesses 5% of the Biodiversity in the World:
- 850 species of birds.
- 300000 species of insects.
- 200 species of mammals.
- 9000 species of plants.
- 200 species of amphibians.
- 220 species of reptilian.
- 25% of total area, is protected.
Costa Rica is the only country in America that has no army (since 1948) and received the Nobel Prize in 1987.
Costa Rica is very near from your city.
EDI-TUR "All Inclusive Services", it is the only offer that gives you the opportunity to travel free to Costa Rica, making money and contributing with two wonderful causes: The attacked children & The conservation of the biodiversity of Costa Rica
It is Wonderful. We give 7 reasons to visit Costa Rica, we’re sure that when enjoying your trip you will
discover your own reasons to return…
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Rugged highlands are found throughout most of the country, they range from approximately 1,000 to 2,000 meters (3,000 to 6,000 feet above sea level). The Cordillera de Guanacaste, Cordillera Central, and Cordillera de Talamanca are the principal mountain ranges extending the length of the country. 
Costa Rica´s year round climate is pleasant with naturally occurring breezes cooling down most of the coastal areas. Temperatures in the highlands and the mountains are warm by day and brisk at night giving an "eternal spring" feeling.
Costa Rican system of government is very similar to that of the United States of America. There are three branches of government: Executive, which consists of the president, two vice presidents and cabinet; the Legislative Assembly, with 57 individually elected deputies and the Judicial Branch, which consists of civil, criminal, appellate and constitutional courts. 
Costa Rica has one of the most advanced telecommunications systems in Latin America, with telephones and fax machines all over the country, and an increasing number of businesses online. To call or fax Costa Rica, dial the country code 506 before the number. 
It´s easy to get around Costa Rica, and if you stick with public transport, traveling within the country can be quite inexpensive. There is bus service to just about every town and city, and buses that serve main tourist destinations are of high quality. 
Ticos, as Costa Ricans are commonly known, are a fairly mixed bunch. Though the majority of the country´s 4.3 million inhabitants are the descendants of Spanish immigrants, many families originated from other parts of Europe, Asia, Africa and, of course, Central America. 
Automated Teller Machines (ATM's), can be easily found in most populated areas of Costa Rica. Most international credit cards are accepted throughout the country:
Most restaurants will include a 10% service charge at the bill . Taxi drivers generally do not receive a tip. If you are satisfied with the service you receive, hotel maids, tour guides and drivers would appreciate a tip.
Visitors without a visa from: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Israel, Japan, Panama, Paraguay, Uruguay, United States, Australia, Belice, China, Guatemala, Honduras, Iceland, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Russia, Singapore, The Philippines, Venezuela and all European countries except from Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Czech Republics, Iceland, Ireland, Lithuania, Malta, Slovakia and Slovenia. 
