Costa Rica Coffee Tours: The Mecca for All Coffee Lovers
Drinking coffee is a way of life and even a means for survival for Costa Ricans. Coffee beans have been used in the various…
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Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve – Finding Nature’s Paradise
Stretching across 1, 172 hectares of land, the Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve is a paradise in itself. This tropical forest of rare flora and…
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Costa Rica’s Butterfly Farm: Bask in the Beauty of all that is Butterflies
The Butterfly Farm of Costa Rica isn’t only the oldest butterfly haven in the country but also one of the largest in the world….
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Templo de la Musica: More than a Taste of Versailles in Costa Rica
Music is a big part of Costa Rican culture. Most times, you could see them festively dancing and singing, with musical horns roaring…
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Discover Ancient Costa Rica in the Guayabo National Monument
On the slopes of the Turrialba Volcano lies the most important archaeological site in all of Costa Rica–the Guayabo National Monument. Other than the…
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Solace in Puerto Viejo de Sarapiquí Surroundings
Lying along the aptly named rich coast of Costa Rica is one of the prime tourist destinations in the northeastern plains of the country….
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Find Inner Peace in Costa Rica’s Vajira Sol Yoga Adventures
If you’ve been dying to get away from the demands of the fast-paced city life and want nothing more than to find a tranquil…
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Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge: Costa Rica’s Everglades
Generally home to migratory waterfowl, Costa Rica’s Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge is a 25,000-acre of lowlands found 80 miles North of San Jose in…
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Corcovado National Park: The Virgin Rainforest of Costa Rica
National parks in Costa Rica are must-see tourist attractions in this coastal country. With their purposes to preserve and provide for the wildlife of…
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Montezuma: Beautiful Beach and Bohemian Town
“Beach” isn’t a foreign word in Costa Rica’s vocabulary. In fact, beaches in this famed Central American country are enjoyed by tourists from all…
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Costa Rica’s Tortuguero National Park: More than Just a Turtle-Nesting Refuge
In Costa Rica, turtles are taken very seriously–among other things. In the village of Tortuguero (literally translated as “Region of Turtles”), turtles of varying…
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Tamarindo Beach: A Costa Rican Piece of Paradise
Costa Rica is a coastal country dotted with grand beaches along its sandy shore and flocked by tourists for its tropical climate and crystal…
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Arenal Volcano: Now More than an Active Volcano
Known as the Costa Rica’s most active volcano, Arenal Volcano is also characterized as one of the top ten most active volcanoes in the…
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Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve: Nature’s Sanctuary
Located in the Cordillera de Tilarán just four hours away off Costa Rica’s Central Valley, Monteverde is one of the top ecotourism destinations the…
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Roca Bruja: Costa Rica’s Ultimate Surf Spot (Witch’s Rock)
Situated in Guanacaste, Roca Bruja or Witch’s Rock has been repeatedly praised as a world-class surfer’s spot. Those who want to experience the ‘gnarliest’…
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Museo Del Oro: Costa Rica’s Underground Spectacle
Christopher Columbus was one of the first to adore the golden ornaments adorning the Indians he encountered in Costa Rica. From then one, many…
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San Jose Province
Costa Rica is the homeland of the most beautiful birds, the most exotic beaches and captivating forests. Out of the seven provinces, the…
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Puntarenas Province
By Hilary There is no doubt that Costa Rica has been gifted with some of the world’s most exotic beaches and beautiful forests. One…
