a better way of life

Argentina places to visit in south americabest country to live is cool places in south america, to A. in America: UN (Reuters) reports the results of reports on human development and is in Argentina as the cool places in south america to live, followed by Chile, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Cuba, Mexico , Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Paraguay, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Bolivia, Honduras, Nicaragua,Guatemala and Haiti.
The top five countries of the world are Norway, Sweden, Australia,Canada and Holland.

I would like to see these people (who desided Haity Cuba and are good places to live in) living there, but not as visitors, who live every day with their children, his wife and all of 48 years with the same “Commander in Chief” who is in Cuba and Haity is cool places in south america to mention one of the poorest country in this universe. Sorry, I disagree with them on these!
I’m trying to figure out where to go after graduating from college next spring. I have a few places in mind, but I’m not sure. Right now I’m looking towards the cool places in south america.


I am looking for somewhere very green and has beaches first. To this end, Costa Rica, maybe. Some tropical, rainforest-ish, with clean water. I see that Costa Rica has these things, but I worry that there could be many tourists.

I’m trying to avoid something super resort. I’m not looking for Cancun, Mexico, Acapulco, Puerto Rico or the Bahamas. I’m going on vacation for the most part to get away from all those people. I’m looking for something much less Americanized, and perhaps in that sense, a little cheaper on average.

I’m still looking for a little excitement though. A place that is at least somewhat decent night life with some girls around, local or whatever. It would be good if it was possible to get our hands on some herbal plants or mushrooms too.

I am also looking for some cool shit to do. Surf, explore the jungle, rain forest hiking, snorkeling whatever wildlife.

Anyone have any cool travel experience in South America or Central America like this? Or perhaps there is no such place?