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Santa Barbara de Heredia Heredia, Province of Heredia, Costa Rica

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Finca Rosa Blanca

We arrived on a rainy afternoon and were met by a driver who took us to the Finca Rosa Blanca Inn in Santa Barbara (which is located in the Heredia province). The inn is a beautiful, small bed & breakfast located on a coffee plantation. It was still raining after we checked in so we immediately fell asleep and didn't have a chance to explore...

Santa Barbara de Heredia, Costa Rica amallah

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