Costa Rica Beyond the Crowds: Where to Go for a Slower, Quieter Trip
For years, many Costa Rica vacations have been planned around a fairly familiar list: Manuel Antonio, La Fortuna, Tamarindo, Monteverde, and, increasingly, Santa Teresa.
For years, many Costa Rica vacations have been planned around a fairly familiar list: Manuel Antonio, La Fortuna, Tamarindo, Monteverde, and, increasingly, Santa Teresa.
Cóbano is much more than a stopover on the way to the coast. Its location at the southern end of the Nicoya Peninsula makes it a strategic base for travelers who want to explore Santa Teresa, Malpaís, Montezuma…
One of the first questions that comes up when planning a trip to Costa Rica is what type of vehicle to rent. Is booking a 4×4 essential?
There is more than one way to experience the beach in Costa Rica. Some destinations invite travelers to learn how to surf and meet new people…
The rainy season in Costa Rica begins in May and lasts until approximately November. This time of year should not be seen as a barrier to travel.
This Costa Rica Road Trip Guide is designed for travelers who want to experience the country with room for spontaneity. One morning begins with the aroma of coffee in the Central Valley and, just hours later, the atmosphere shifts completely, salty Pacific air, cool mountain breezes, or the steady warmth of a coastal town. With…
Thinking about renting a car for your Costa Rican adventure? Before you hit the road, you might be asking yourself, do you need an international driver’s license in Costa Rica? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think. Check out our guide before you go to make sure you’re prepared to hit the road.