Although Puerto Viejo de Talamanca is the main town in the Caribbean South of Costa Rica, Punta Uva is a favorite among many visitors. It’s a tiny town, made up of a few dirt roads, restaurants and hotels but the main attractions are the stunning beaches, quiet atmosphere, wildlife and beautiful view points. It’s only […]
How to be an Eco-Friendly and Responsible Traveler in Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s focus on sustainability, renewable energy and conversation puts it at one of the top green countries in the world. The plethora of national parks and abundant wildlife attracts those who love nature and wildlife, especially since it’s one of the best places in the world to see animals such as Resplendant Quetzals, sloths, […]
Early Morning Liberia Airport Car Rental Drop Off
It’s very easy to rent a car in Costa Rica but there are a few things visitors will need to research and coordinate themselves, particularly when it comes to pick up and drop off. Flight schedules can be erratic with very early morning departures and late arrivals so travelers need to know the details so […]
Turrialba: The Farming Town Known for Adventure and Volcano
Turrialba, a little farming town in the Cartago province is a wonderful place for visitors get a sense of the small town Costa Rican charm. Mostly known for agriculture and textiles, it’s popularity as a tourist destination is growing with authentic local experiences, outdoor adventure, historical landmarks and an active volcano. It’s known as the […]
100% Aventura: 2 Km Ziplines, 45 Meter Tarzan Swing and More Fun
Want to go ziplining? What about 100% Aventura? It’s a lot of fun! Guido asked Yeison and I. Guido, the manager of Hotel Poco a Poco was trying to help us decide what activity to do for our last day in Monteverde. I looked at Yeison and said sure why not? We’ve seen their shuttles […]
Hiring a Guide in Costa Rica: Things to Know and Advice if it’s Necessary
If you’re looking to experience Costa Rica to the fullest, particularly the nature and wildlife, then something you should strongly consider is guided tours. Even though you may think that you can spot the toucan or see the sloth on your own, Costa Rica (despite the marketing), is not a zoo and for someone who […]