Green tourism is booming in Costa Rica – more than 26% of the country is protected, from beachfront rainforests and high-montane cloud...
Whitewater rafting along the Pacuare River in Costa Rica is a fun and challenging experience. The first thing I need to declare is that I'm a wimp. Even though I traverse the Americas as a travel writer, I'm not the type of person that you normally see enjoying the most exotic and breathtaking forms of adventure travel. So I was naturally hesitant about going whitewater rafting in Costa Rica, where the Pacuare River offers a variety of challenging experiences. Still, during my most…
This week on the occasionally inaccurately named column Hack Your City, we’re taking tips for the entire Central American nation of Costa Rica. Until very recently, one Lifehacker writer, who shall not be named but who wrote this post, thought it was an island. We can probably assume a tiny bit more base knowledge than this, but tell us: How do you make a great trip to Costa Rica even better?
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Summer time in Costa Rica is finally here and with it the tourism activity obviously increases, Costa Rica is the perfect place to escape the cold weather of North America and Europe during this next few months, for those that live in Costa Rica, school is out for summer break, many have vacation from work, so it is without a doubt the perfect time to explore Costa Rica and enjoy the wonderful weather these months offer; but perhaps you want an option that…
This is Costa Rica. Up close and personal. Lush forests and stunning waterfalls… rumbling volcanoes and endless coastlines… Costa Rica is a paradise teeming ...
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Sustainable travel may sound like an oxymoron, but if your travels lead you to Costa Rica, the experience may be greener than you'd think.
Exploring Costa Rica by kayak is a fun way to enjoy nature and spot wildlife in a myriad of different settings. Costa Rica counts close to 800 miles of ocean coastline between the Pacific and Caribbean coasts, along with hundreds of rivers and estuaries, and several lakes – all full of kayaking possibilities. Kayaking is good exercise, and you can work on your tan at the same time! Oftentimes, kayaking trips include other activities like snorkeling, wildlife spotting or trail walking. You can…
EarthCam and Villa Icculus are inviting people around the world to the beautiful beaches of Costa Rica! Travel to world-class surfing beaches Mal Pais and Santa Teresa. Enjoy stunning sunsets, spot some whales and see some of the most epic surf conditions on the planet.
Motorcycle Tours We are offering a variety of exciting and adventurous motorcycle tours to and across Costa Rica, Panama and Nicaragua. These tours are well planned—but with plenty flexibility for quick on-site adjustments. Our tour guides are friendly,…Read more ›
Costa Rica is one of the world’s most popular eco-tourism destinations, with travellers drawn to national parks, reserves and rainforests. It also grades lodgings for sustainable practices. We select 10 of the best