From Sonidos Del Mar Management

Our monthly newsletter will inform you of all the exciting news happening at Sonidos Del Mar. We hope you enjoy it and feel free to forward it to a friend.

Construction Updates

The following are status updates for the Sonidos Del Mar project:

• The dirt/gravel roads between Santa Cruz and Pariso have been almost completely paved. The remaining stretch of gravel leading to Sonidos Del Mar is only about a 20 minute drive, whereas before it was over an hour’s drive on poor roads. With the new modern road improvements, Sonidos Del Mar is only about an hour and thirty minutes from the Liberia International airport.
• Last week was Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Costa Rica and the entire country was on vacation until Monday.

Completion of the Infrastructure:

• The project looks beautiful and everything is coming together nicely.
• The water and electric infrastructure are complete, the roads are finished but not yet paved. We are expecting to start paving the roads within Sonidos Del Mar by the end of this week.
• Everyone is excited and ready to settle on their lots at Sonidos Del Mar, by May 1st.
• We are projecting to break ground on the community Casa club and pool by July 1st.

Side Notes

Costa Rica Safest Country In Latin America For Second Year In A Row

Costa Rica is considered one of the most secure countries in Latin America for foreign multinationals and their executives, according to the third annual Latin Security Index developed by FTI Consulting Ibero America for Latin Business Chronicle.

Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen Celebrate their Marriage in Costa Rica

Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady hosted a Costa Rican weekend wedding for friends, family, Brady's New England Patriots teammates and Bündchen's modeling-world pals in early April.

The gathering for about 25 people took place at the Milarepa beachfront hotel and restaurant. From the wooden tables set up for the Brady-Bündchen party, guests could walk several hundred yards past a lounge area with a small, shallow pool and down to the beach, described in hotel literature as "the Hawaii of Latin America."

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