Guanacaste – Why Occupy Wall Street When You Can Occupy The Beach?

The Occupy Movement has really began to gain momentum with protests being staged in over 85 countries worldwide.

Mainstream media has developed a strange fetish with the movement while they flip-flop more often than Mitt Romney during a Republican debate on gun control, there’s no denying their attraction to the subject.

While protestors rally against the banks and focus in on the failed monetary systems throughout the world’s Central Banks, the rest of us get to watch while countries like Greece, Italy and France struggle to keep their heads above the high tide that is national debt.

However to many watching these events unfold from afar – we are forced to wonder – why on Earth would anyone prefer to remain in a country where unemployment is through the roof, healthcare is non-existent, foreclosures are commonplace and to top it all off…IT’S GETTING COLD!

Costa Rica is widely known as the “Happiest Place to Live on the Planet.” And if that’s not enough to convince you to consider a better life for yourself then please continue…

Healthcare is one of the hottest subjects right now with political candidates biding for the upcoming presidential elections. Trouble is however, there isn’t much of one to talk about in the USA.

Costa Rica is world renowned for its top quality healthcare system. The Costa Rica medicare system is divided, like most countries, with a private sector and a public sector. Both are considerably better than the current US system that ranks #37 on the WHO index while Costa Rica sits proudly above.

Guanacaste has quickly become the Costa Rica medical tourism hotspot including two new private players entering the mix with plans of constructing two state of the art hospitals by Clinica Biblica and CIMA respectively.

Why is Guanacaste such a desirable location to recoup after your procedure?

There are a total of 8 “Blue Zones” in the world whereas people have a longer than average life expectancy while enjoying the highest quality of lifestyle.

Guanacaste is one of them.

Costa Rica real estate agencies throughout the country exploit this fact and jump at the opportunity to recognize the many accolades Costa Rica has to offer.

Known amongst locals as the Gold Coast, Guanacaste is unmatched in Central America. This northern province of Costa Rica borders Nicaragua to the North and is surrounded by some of the country’s most spectacular active volcanoes. But what people really come to Guanacaste for is the beaches.oh the beaches!

Playa Conchal is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Central America and certainly is the pick of the litter in Costa Rica.

With its finely laced seashell beach and turquoise waters, Playa Conchal is one beach that will take your breath away.

Playa Flamingo is another beach along the same stretch of coast as Conchal. Flamingo is as unique as the next and offers its loungers white sand, emerald waters and not to mention, with construction already started, Playa Flamingo will be the future home to one of Costa Rica’s largest marinas.

Those are but a few of the many Guanacaste beaches – there are dozens more worth mentioning however you might just have to find out for yourself by coming to Costa Rica and starting your own movement…the “Occupy the Beach Movement” of Guanacaste.

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