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Emergency & Safety General Emergency (Police, Fire, Ambulance): 911 Red Cross (Cruz Roja): 128 Fire Department: 118 Health & Medical Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS – Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social): 800-872-2323 National Children’s Hospital: (506) 2523-3600 National Psychiatric Hospital: (506) 2257-6000 Law & Security Judicial Investigation Department (OIJ): 800-8000-645 Tourist Police: (506) 2257-2171 Specialized Helplines Domestic Violence Hotline (INAMU – Instituto Nacional de las Mujeres): 800-226-2626 Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255 (international access) Drug & Alcohol Addiction Helpline (IAFA): 800-423-2523

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Location : 3.5 km north of the image of Corazón de Jesús, Venecia, San Carlos, Costa Rica Phone :  +(506) 2472-2395 Email :  info@fruitpoint.net Website : www.fruitpoint.net OUR PRODUCTS : Pineapple for Export, Pineapple for Juice, Pineapple for IQF, Ensilage Company with socio-environmental commitment, dedicated mainly to the production and export of pineapple with the highest quality standards. Pineapple We mainly produce pineapples for the international market, with the highest quality standards, also covering a part of the national market in which our pineapples are destined for production processes where juice and IQF are generated. Ensilage Fruitpoint Costa Rica is the first pineapple company in the world that has managed to give full use to the pineapple plant (stubble) by transforming it into an excellent feed for livestock. With this new and innovative methodology, it has been achieved to solve the problem of pests and especially flies.

Location : Lapa Rios Lodge, Cabo Matapalo, Puerto Jimenez, Costa Rica Hotel Tel: +(506) 4070-0420 Reservations Tel: 1-800 963-1195/+(506) 4070-0420 Email: info@laparios.com Website : www.laparios.com Lapa is the Costa Rican name for the scarlet macaw, a magnificent bird you’ll likely see during your stay. When the founders of Lapa Rios first visited the property, they spotted a number of macaws flying across the jungle in tandem, creating a river of red. Inspired by this beautiful image, they named the lodge Lapa Rios – River of Scarlet Macaws in English. Here at the lodge, we believe that no matter how you cut it, a rainforest left standing is worth more. Long before the pillars of sustainable tourism had been established, Lapa Rios was envisioned as a project whose objective it would be to protect its endangered surroundings. Today, the 17-bungalow lodge preserves more than 1,000 acres of primary and secondary rainforest, and assists in the development of the local community. Since i...