There’s something magical about Costa Rica in rainy season. Despite what you may hear, vsitors CAN still have an incredible time in Costa Rica during rainy season. However, there are some things to know so you come fully prepared. Below is our guide to visiting Costa Rica in the rainy season, the Costa Rica rainy […]
Hacienda El Viejo Wetlands: Wildlife Watching and Costa Rican Culture in Guanacaste
With five activities to choose from inside their own private wildlife refuge and private reserve to experience nature, culture, food and wildlife, Hacienda El Viejo Wetlands is a fantastic place for all ages to experience the best of the Guanacaste province. If you’re staying in any of the Guanacaste beach towns, such as Tamarindo, Flamingo, […]
Witch’s Rock (Roca Bruja): Ultimate Surf Spot in Costa Rica
For surfers dreaming of world class waves in a secluded spot in Costa Rica, Witch’s Rock is the place to go. With an impressive ancient rock formation and rolling mountains as the backdrop to nearly year round perfect tubes and barrels, a trip to Witch’s Rock will be one surfers will never forget. If you […]
Palo Verde National Park – One of the Best for Wildlife Watching
Palo Verde National Park is an extremely important area in Costa Rica as it encompasses over 45,000 acres (18,210 hectares) of the Tempisque Conservation area, protecting one of the most endangered ecosystems in Central America, tropical dry forest. A wildlife watching boat tour down the Tempisque River is one of the most popular ways to […]
Visit Curubande: Adventures and Breathtaking Nature in Rincon de la Vieja
Curubande de Liberia is a small rural village near the Rincon de la Vieja National Park with plenty of adventure and nature, thanks to the spectacular rivers originating from the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano. These rivers, particularly the Rio Blanco, create the perfect off the beaten path outdoor playground with its waterfalls, river pools […]
Cartago, Costa Rica: An Important Cultural and Agricultural City
Although Cartago, Costa Rica is not very popular tourist destination, this province and capital city has much to offer when it comes to history and culture. It served as the original capital city of Costa Rica from the 1500s to 1800s but was partially destroyed in 1732 by a volcanic eruption. Due to political reasons, […]