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Your Costa Rica Travel Guide!You're in the right place! Here you'll discover the best Costa Rica beaches and learn all the essential facts needed for planning unforgettable Costa Rica vacations. With a little research you can effectively plan your time in country whether it be one week or one month. Whether you want adrenaline or relaxation, you can find it all here. Read on, or check out the quicklinks below...
Ask us a travel question on the Costa Rica Forum... Costa Rica is a unique country set in the heart of Central America. On one side, it faces the Caribbean Sea and its vibrant afro-Caribbean culture, which includes traditional forms of Latin music (and plenty of Reggae ;-), delicious food and incredible
nightlife.
On the other, Costa Rica faces the Pacific and boasts long expanses of white sand, world-class surfing and a beach culture that features both international nightlife and tiny, tucked away beaches and towns. Between these two coasts lie miles of dense rainforest, thousands of different species of animals, a series of towering volcanoes and adventure activities waiting around every bend. This Costa Rica travel guide is just the place to start planning your trip. There's plenty of useful info and tips, including my first hand knowledge as a former resident. I’ve thoroughly researched the places and topics on this site and I've even enlisted the help of my friends who live there to help come up with other relevant Costa Rica tourism information. My tips and info on Costa Rica travel will help you make
the best of your vacation in this jewel of Central America. But first a
little background on me.
I needed little motivation to travel again. I LOVE to travel!
Anyway, I arrived with a plan to spend three months.
I’m putting my time spent there to good use by compiling
a Costa Rica travel guide to help prepare potential travelers like you.
I’m sure when you're through reading you’ll be chomping at the bit to
hop a plane travel down here. Lets see why...
There are lots of wonderful little towns to get lost in for a couple of weeks of tranquility. But as a country that is the size of Vermont and New Hampshire together, it’s also easy to spend those weeks exploring and traveling all over Costa Rica with a rental car. You have even more options if you rent a 4x4 – which is required in some of the more remote regions, and just more comfortable on unpaved roads. Ticos will amaze you with their ability to use 2-wheel drive on rough terrain, but I did all my driving around in a 4x4. Makes those swimming pool size potholes along the coast a little more manageable – especially in the rainy season. Don’t get scared though, road tripping around this country is a blast. Costa Rica really does have it all. From luxury to adrenaline spiking adventure activities – imagine my heart rate when I was scuba diving and saw a ten-foot bull shark – this country will make a lasting impression on you. And perhaps you’ll begin a life long love affair as I certainly have. You wouldn’t be the first as there were over 80k expats counting Costa Rica as home in 2004. Look around this Costa Rica travel guide and find out what you’ve been missing! |
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