La Fortuna is Costa Rica’s activities’ capital, offering an incredible mix of things to do. Whether you want to soak in Arenal Volcano’s famous hot springs, zip line through the …
Snorkeling Near Manual Antonio and Jaco
In this series of posts, we answer common Costa Rica travel questions. Today, we’ll talk about snorkel spots near Manuel Antonio and Jaco. We’ll cover what beaches are good for …
Santa Teresa or Samara for Teen Surf Lessons & Culture
In this series of posts, we answer common travel questions about Costa Rica. This question is about whether Santa Teresa or Samara would be a better fit for a family …
Traveling from La Fortuna, Costa Rica to Nicaragua
In this series of posts, we answer common questions about traveling to Costa Rica. Today we’re talking about ways to travel from La Fortuna, Costa Rica (Arenal area) to the …
Traveling from La Fortuna to Puerto Viejo Without a Car
In this series of posts, we answer common Costa Rica travel questions. Today, we’ll talk about how to get from the popular destination of La Fortuna (Arenal Volcano) to Puerto …
Visiting Both Coasts: Flights to Liberia or San Jose Airport
In this series of posts, we answer common questions about traveling to Costa Rica. We often hear from travelers who want to visit both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts during …
Bringing/Importing Food Into Costa Rica: What’s Restricted & What Can You Buy Locally?
In this series of posts, we answer common Costa Rica travel questions. Today, we’ll talk about bringing snacks and specialty foods with you on the plane to Costa Rica. What’s …
Heat and Humidity in Costa Rica
In this series of posts, we answer common travel questions. One that we hear often from people are concerns about the heat and humidity in Costa Rica. Today we’ll cover …
How to Get from San Jose to Guanacaste
In this series of posts, we answer common travel questions. Today, we’ll cover different ways you can travel from San Jose or the SJO Airport to Guanacaste. We’ll discuss driving, …
Highway Tolls in Costa Rica
In this series of posts, we answer common travel questions. Today, we’ll talk about highway tolls in Costa Rica. In Spanish, a toll is called a peaje. We’ll explain how …