Costa Rica – the rich coast. The name was first instituted by Spanish conquistadores plundering Central American shorelines for fruits and food and gold back in the 1500s. But it could just as well have been created by the first intrepid surfers of the 50s and 60s, who came this way south of the US …
Possibly the most well known country in Central America, Costa Rica packs a lot of adventure into such a small space. Most tourists visit for the stunning National Parks system which takes up almost a quarter of the space in the country. Aside from this, Costa Rica also has a vibrant capital – San José …
In Spanish, Costa Rica means, ‘Rich Coast,’ and not surprisingly, Costa Rica boasts long coastlines on both the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean. Sandwiched on a narrow strip of land between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the south, it is home to endless stretches of pristine, rain-drenched forests and some of the most …
Surrounded by the vast Pacific to the west and the magnificent Caribbean to the east, Costa Rica one of the most beautiful countries in Central America. Known for its stable political system and high literacy rate, this small nation has been a prominent tourist destination since the 80’s. Rewarded the title of the “Greenest Country …
Located between the shorelines of the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean, Costa Rica features an expansive coastline and is famous for its beautiful and diverse beaches. Expect to find lovely white sand beaches lined with palm trees, rugged beach coves, and volcanic black sand beaches. Travelers who like beaches with good facilities will be happy …
Eager to get away from your busy city life and dive deep into the perfect tropical vacation? Or maybe you’re planning a honeymoon and want to head someplace warm, sandy, and unforgettable. When planning that special getaway, Costa Rica is just the place to lose all your troubles and stress to the Caribbean! Costa Rica …
Perhaps you’re pining for the misty jungles, acclaimed eco lodges and cloud forests of Monteverde? Maybe you’re eager to spy out rare three-toed sloths and howler monkeys in the silk tree canopies, moving as slow as the time ticks over amidst the Rasta shacks of Puerto Viejo? Or, is it the world-class surf swells that …