SLEEPING WITH THE TOUCANS: 100 GREAT PLACES TO STAY IN COSTA RICA

Is this the Costa Rica you've been looking for?

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SLEEPING WITH THE TOUCANS
The only Costa Rica guidebook focused on the very best places to stay.

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SLEEPING WITH THE TOUCANS by Chris Fields and Alison Tinsley, the new Costa Rica guidebook
with cover art by Pat Redding Scanlon - the comprehensive and selective guidebook and up-to-date on-line guide to
the most charming inns, boutique hotels, jungle lodges, B&Bs, and spas in Costa Rica.
Sleeping With the Toucans: 100 Great Places to Stay in Costa Rica is the Costa Rica guidebook and up-to-date on-line guide
that reviews charming lodgings and accomodations
for every budget, from cost-conscious to extravagant. Sleeping With the Toucans Costa Rica guidebook and
on-line guide decribes every destination area in Costa Rica with
driving directions and over 150 color photographs. Sleeping With the Toucans is your guidebook and up-to-date
on-line guide Costa Rica vacation destinations for
romantic, intimate adults-only getaways and honeymoons, family and kid-friendly activities,
birding, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, rafting, surfing, swimming, and other sports,
exploring downtowns and shopping, eating at quality restaurants with Costa Rican, Italian, French,
fusion, or nouvelle cuisine, enjoying happening bars and nightlife or just relaxing. Sleeping With
the Toucans, the up-to-date, selective Costa Rica guidebook, on-line guide, and vacation planner.

Charming options for every budget

Click on any location below for hotel reviews and things to see and do.

Map Source: Instituto Costarricense de Turismo

"Anyone thinking about a trip to Costa Rica would be well advised to check out Chris Fields and Alison Tinsley's Sleeping with the Toucans: 100 Great Places to Stay in Costa Rica, a guidebook packed not only with what must be descriptions of every cool place to stay but also with the couple's observations about the beautiful Central American country they have come to love."

Mary Houlihan, Chicago Sun-Times