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Be Careful Swimming in Costa Rica's Pacific Coast
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Unlike the serene waters of the Caribbean side of Costa Rica, the Pacific side can be treacherous. Today, there was an article in the WSJ about a NY teacher and his wife who drowned near Quepos. Always check with locals about the undertow conditions on a particular beach. Don't go out beyond the breakers if you are not a strong swimmer and be prepared for what can happen if you are swept out.
Submitted on Jul 14, 2013 - Category: Expat Safety & Crime, Network: Costa Rica
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