Travel blog, tips and advice for
Costa Rican travelers 

Costa Rica is a pioneer in ecological tourism, setting the standard for sustainable travel across the globe. With over 25% of its land protected as national parks and wildlife reserves, this small but biodiverse country offers travelers a chance to explore pristine rainforests, active volcanoes, and stunning coastlines while minimizing their environmental impact. From eco-lodges nestled in the jungle to responsible wildlife encounters and community-driven tourism initiatives,

April is one of the best months to visit Costa Rica, offering warm weather, clear skies, and vibrant cultural celebrations. Whether...

Costa Rica is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, home to 6% of the world’s species despite its small size. Its rainforests,...

Whether it wa s Starbucks , from the supermarket, or at your local coffee shop, it's sure you have tried Costa Rican coffee at least once in your life before. Costa Rican coffee is world famous for its quality, and with good reason. With ideal g rowing conditions and a strong coffee culture, Costa Rica produces some of the finest Arabica beans in the world. Whether you’re a casual coffee drinker or a connoisseur, discovering Costa Rican coffee is an experience worth savoring.

Planning a trip to Costa Rica in March is an unforgettable adventure, but be prepared for larger crowds and higher prices! Since March is...

The Tambor ferry from Puntarenas to Paquera is a cruc ial route for travelers heading to the Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica and plan to...

Thinking about visiting Costa Rica in February? Great choice! This month is one of the best times to visit this beautiful country, thanks...

When planning a trip to Costa Rica, one essential aspect that often gets overlooked is understanding the local currency. Knowing how to...

December is a magical time to visit Costa Rica, marking the start of the dry season with ideal weather, festive holiday celebrations, and endless opportunities to explore the country’s lush landscapes. Early in the month, you can enjoy lower prices and fewer crowds as the rainy season winds down. However, by Christmas and New Year’s, Costa Rica transforms into a bustling destination, with hotels fully booked and popular attractions like trails, zip lines, and rivers buzzing w