Travel blog, tips and advice for
Costa Rican travelers 

Manuel Antonio isn’t just a beach and wildlife paradise—it’s also a soulful haven for yoga lovers seeking more than a vacation. Whether...

When the sun dips below the horizon in Costa Rica, the jungle doesn’t go quiet—it wakes up. The forest hums, croaks, chirps, and rustles with life that most travelers never get to witness. If you’ve already explored Costa Rica’s waterfalls , beaches, and zip lines, a Jungle Night Tour should absolutely be on your list. This tour isn’t just another “optional” activity. It’s one of the best ways to discover the country’s hidden biodiversity and experience nature in a completel

Living in Costa Rica  ha s captivated dreamers, retirees, digital nomads, and adventurous families from around the world. From...

Planning a trip to Costa Rica and wondering where to go first? Whether you're chasing waves, waterfalls, or wildlife, Costa Rica is...

Costa Rica is more than lush rainforests, exotic wildlife, and breathtaking beaches—it’s a world-class fishing destination that belongs on every angler’s bucket list. Whether you’re a seasoned sportfisher chasing trophy marlin offshore or a casual traveler seeking inshore action close to the coast, Costa Rica offers diverse fishing experiences year-round. In this guide, discover what makes fishing in Costa Rica so legendary, the best regions to cast your line, top species you

Costa Rica is a world-renowned destination for saltwater sportfishing, and among all the thrilling species found in these tropical...

Traveling from Puerto Viejo de Talamanca , on the Caribbean coast, to Quepos and Manuel Antonio on the Central Pacific coast is a journey...

Costa Rica is a land of remarkable biodiversity . From lush rainforests to misty cloud forests and coastal mangroves to mountain ridges, the entire country hums with life. Sloths rest high in the trees, howler monkeys echo across jungle canopies, and toucans glide between branches with bursts of color. For many travelers, seeing wildlife is one of the trip's highlights. And rightly so; there’s something deeply moving about watching a sloth in its natural habitat or catching a

Traveling from Uvita to Manuel Antonio or Quepos is a common route along Costa Rica’s stunning Pacific Coast. Whether you're continuing...