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Costa Rica's recently privatized
postal system
is reasonably efficient, though you may have problems sending and receiving letters from remote areas. The most reliable place to send mail overseas from is San José's
Correo Central
, or main post office, which is also the best place to collect post. In most cases - especially in Limón province, where mail is very slow - it's probably quicker to wait until you return to San José and post mail from there.
Opening hours
for nearly all Costa Rica's post offices are Monday to Friday from 7.30am to 5 or 5.30pm. Those in San José and Liberia also have limited Saturday hours.
Telecommunications
The Costa Rican state electronics company,
ICE
(Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad) provides international telephone, fax and Internet services via
RACSA
, the telecommunications subsidiary.
To make
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Email
Most towns of any size in Costa Rica now have at least one
Internet café
, while places popular with tourists will usually have many more; charges are low, usually $0.75-$1 for 30 minutes. In addition, all Costa Rican post offices - even the...
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