Ojochal, Costa Rica
How do I meet people in Ojochal?
When we asked people living in Ojochal about club and activities where newcomers can meet others, they responded...
"Expats in Ojochal often join local clubs and activities such as yoga, Spanish classes, and cooking classes. Expats can also join local book clubs, hiking groups, and volunteer organizations. Additionally, expats can meet people by attending local events such as farmers markets, art shows, and music festivals. Expats can also meet people by visiting local restaurants, bars, and cafes. Finally, expats can meet people by attending church services or joining local churches," remarked another expat who made the move to Ojochal, Costa Rica.
"There is a bunch of expat organizations in Costa Rica to welcome newcomers. The largest is ACRC. In our town there is a group called the Coasta Bellena Women's Club that has about 400 members. We have a great international expat community. Ojochal, Uvita and Dominical are considered to be the southern Pacific Region of Costa Rica. The cost of living is lower here than in many other parts of Costa Rica and the pace of life is slower and more relaxing. We have a pot luck brunch in town, pizza night at a local restaurant (Gringo Mikes) and a local farmer's market on Saturdays," explained one expat living in Ojochal, Costa Rica.
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How do I meet people in Ojochal?
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