Not far from the most popular beaches in Guanacaste is a spectacular under the radar beach: Playa Real. We love visiting these beaches when we feel like going on an adventure and escaping the crowds. If you rented a 4×4 and want to explore Guanacaste, you have to visit this area. Read our guide for […]
Montezuma: Picturesque Free Spirited Beach Town in the Nicoya Peninsula
Montezuma, Costa Rica is a small picturesque beach town in the Nicoya Peninsula famous for its artsy hippie flair surrounded by mountains, rivers and waterfalls, perfect for any beach bum or nature lover looking for a coastal escape. The town is largely made up of a diverse and eclectic group of free spirited foreigners and […]
Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica: Fall In Love With the Caribbean
Located on the South Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, Puerto Viejo’s eclectic Caribbean vibe, stunning beaches, abundant wildlife and delicious food attracts visitors from all over the world. If you plan on visiting Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, then read our guide so you know what to expect and how to make the most of your […]
Playa Penca: A Must Visit Local Beach in Potrero
Potrero’s affordable lodging options, low key atmosphere and excellent location makes it a wonderful homebase in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. From Potrero, you can visit many beautiful beaches, including this one, Playa Penca. Here is our visit to the local beach, Playa Penca to help you plan your trip. We highly recommend a visit to this […]
Playa Punta de Pelencho
If you’re staying in the Flamingo area and have a day to explore, hop in your 4×4 and check out Playa Punta de Pelencho. It’s a local beach in between Flamingo and Brasilito and a great place to get away from tourist crowds. In this post, we’ll help you plan your visit. Location Playa Punta […]
La Fortuna Chocolate Tour: Learn About the Special Cacao
Cacao has always played an extremely important part in the Costa Rican indigenous communities’ culture. The beans were used as currency and festivals were held every year to celebrate cacao. It was and still is known as the “drink of Gods” to the indigenous groups. We did a chocolate tour in La Fortuna and really […]