Samara: Not Your Average Beach in Costa Rica
Formerly known as a thriving fishing and farming village, the city of Samara used to be a well-kept secret among the upper class living…
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Christmas in Costa Rica
Just like any catholic country in the world, Christmas in Costa Rica is one of the most awaited and probably the most festive part…
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La Negrita: The Patron Saint of Costa Rica
If the Philippines has the Black Nazarene, Costa Rica has La Negrita. Also known as the Black Madonna, the Black Virgin or the Black…
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The National Theatre: Costa Rica’s Architectural Pride
The National Theatre of Costa Rica is a nation’s pride, an architectural feat, a timeless jewel and a withstanding monument. It is said to be…
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Galería Namu: Where Indigenous Art Comes to Life
Downtown San Jose is known for its art galleries and museums such as the Jade Museum, the Gold Museum and possibly the most exquisite–…
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Golfito: Costa Rica’s “Little Bay”
Golfito is Costa Rica’s little port city and is blessed with majestic mountains and thick vegetation with trees being one of the tallest in…
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Waterfall Rappelling in Costa Rica
If you’re looking for an extreme adventure like waterfall rappelling, then Costa Rica is the ultimate destination for you. With this extreme sport slowly…
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Tortuga Island Adventure Cruise
Whether or not it is your first time cruising along white beaches and basking on the views of jungle covered hills, a Tortuga Island…
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Rincon de la Vieja National Park: Costa Rica’s Volcanic Pride
Rincon de la Vieja National Park is most famous for its center of attraction, the Rincon de la Vieja. It is one of the…
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Orosi Valley: The Majestic and Most Beautiful Valley of Costa Rica
Dubbed as the most picturesque valley in the whole of Costa Rica, the Orosi Valley is a place where you can breathe in life,…
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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…
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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…
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Cerro de la Muerte: Costa Rica’s Highest Peak
Cerro de la Muerte otherwise called as Mountain of Death is known to be the highest point of Costa Rica in the Interamerican Highway….
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Going Deeper Into Costa Rica’s Barra Honda Caverns
The Barra Honda Caverns are one of Costa Rica’s most famous caves because of its pure limestone foundation. These caves which are cut through…
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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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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…
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Limon Province
Costa Rica has seven provinces and each province has its own diverse qualities and attraction. One of these seven provinces of Costa Rica…
