Costa Rica Travel Information
Tamarindo beach in Guanacaste – Costa Rica. Tamarindo beach an the town located in Guanacaste, northernmost pacific province, has a long tradition as a tourist destination in Costa Rica, especially among people from the United States. Even there are fast food restaurants, which caused several protests, even from foreigners as it is considered that threatens … Read more
Quepos is known by many as one of the most interstates sites in Costa Rica for its large fishing port. Quepos is a small town located at almost 160 kilometers from San Jose in the province of Puntarenas. Being located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, Quepos is a beautiful place to enjoy a … Read more
Parrita Beach in Costa Rica – Central Pacific – Puntarenas Parrita Beach in Costa Rica has perfect waves for surfing, suspension bridges in the vastness of the forests, rivers, and waterfalls of clean water and mangroves that are rich in species of plants and animals and some of the best scenery for horseback riding and … Read more
South Pacific – Corcovado – Golfito The Corcovado – Golfito region encompasses the coastal area from Dominical in the north to Punta Burica at the southern end of the country. This region includes several natural attractions belonging mainly to the Cordillera de Talamanca mountain range. Known for its stunning biodiversity, natural beauty, and hardy residents, … Read more
Mid Pacific Extending over 130 kilometers from Punta Conejo in the north to the Baru River in the south, the Central Pacific Zone features exotic beaches, seaside villages and picturesque towns interspersed amid intimate coves and scenic bays. The region’s main attractions are its unspoiled beaches and protected wilderness areas which, in some cases, are … Read more
Monteverde Known throughout the world for its conservation efforts and respect for nature, Monteverde receives thousands of visitors each year who come to marvel at its misty green cloud forests, cool crisp mountain air and a stunning array of plant and animal life. This privately owned reserve has been acclaimed as one of the most … Read more
Puntarenas, Beaches, and Islands of the Gulf Boasting azure blue waters, tropical islands, and scenic coastal landscapes, the Gulf of Nicoya is one of Costa Rica’s most popular tourist destinations. The region extends from Punta Conejo south to Puerto Caldera and includes Puntarenas, the area’s largest urban center. Scattered along the gulf are a number … Read more
Southern Guanacaste Bordered on the north by Punta Cerritos and on the south by the Bongo River, the Southern Guanacaste region spans the southwestern section of the Nicoya peninsula and includes some of Costa Rica’s most popular beaches. The region boasts an efficient system of public transport including maritime ferry boats (between the towns of … Read more
Northern Guanacaste The Northern Guanacaste Zone extends along the Pacific coast from the border with Nicaragua in the north to Punta Cerritos in the south and includes some of Costa Rica’s most breathtaking landscapes. It is a land of unspoiled beaches, windblown savannas and dry tropical forests that beckon both locals and foreigners to discover … Read more
Plains of the North Featuring an abundance of natural attractions, including lakes, volcanoes, rivers, and waterfalls, the Northern Zone is currently upgrading its tourism services and infrastructure to better accommodate the growing number of visitors who come to discover the region’s natural wealth. Due to frequent rainfall, the Northern Plains are an oasis of evergreen … Read more