Author: Costa Rica Journeys Editors

The Costa Rica Journeys editorial team has published independent guides to Costa Rica since 2011, covering regions and towns, beaches, surfing, yoga, national parks, wildlife and places to stay. Guides are kept current: closed businesses are removed and redirected, and prices are left out because they go out of date.

Alajuela Province | Central Valley | Swimming

Ojo de Agua: Bring Your Family and Friends Along to Costa Rica

Ojo de Agua is Costa Rica’s most famous working-class water park. Predominantly packed on weekends by families of tourists and locals alike, this resort…
Beaches | Surfing | Swimming

Nicoya Beaches of Costa Rica: Enjoy Privacy and Seclusion

The Nicoya Beaches of Costa Rica may not be as popular as the other beaches in the country but these beaches certainly use their…
Beaches | National Parks

The Manuel Antonio National Park: Small in Size, Big on Biodiversity

Although smallest in the country, the Manuel Antonio National Park is the most famous one in Costa Rica. What makes this park particularly stand…
Central Valley | Gardens

Lankester Gardens: Bask in the Beauty of Blossoms & Plants

Orchids have always been mesmerizing to the eye and if you put about a thousand species of this floral beauty in a place known…
Culture and Art | Museums & Parks | San Jose Province

Jade Museum: Costa Rica’s Pre-Columbian Treasures

San Jose may be well known for being the take off point of all transportations going to beaches, reserves and caverns, The Jade Museum…