Cities Costa Rica

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. Cartago served as the original capital city of Costa Rica from the 1500’s to 1800’s but was partially destroyed in 1732 by a volcanic eruption. Due to political reasons, […]

The small village of Samara in Guanacaste has been a long time favorite vacation spot for tourists, attracting visitors looking for a mellow beach town that is family friendly, fun and safe. Samara is on one of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Rica inside a long crescent shaped bay. Known for its breathtaking sunsets, […]

Montezuma, Costa Rica is a small village in the Nicoya Peninsula famous for its bohemian atmosphere and artsy hippie flair. It’s a very picturesque beach town surrounded by mountains, rivers and waterfalls, perfect for any beach bum or nature lover looking for a coastal escape. Since the town is largely made up of a diverse […]

Paquera, Costa Rica is mostly known to travelers as the landing point of the Puntarenas ferry but this small town offers so much more. For those who are interested in local Costa Rican living, Paquera is an ideal town to visit as majority of tourists get off the ferry and immediately drive past it without […]

Santa Teresa, Costa Rica has blossomed from a rural coastal village to a thriving beach town in the past decade, attracting visitors from all over the world seeking the ultimate surf, sun and relaxing beach vacation. With stunning white sand beaches, reliable surfing waves and a laid back vibe, visitors become so enamored with Santa […]

If you’re visiting any of these places in Costa Rica: Monteverde, Manuel Antonio, Jaco or Montezuma, you’ll be visiting the Puntarenas province. The town, with the same name, is another popular place for tourists since this is where the ferry is. Many Costa Ricans, including Yeison have a strong tie to the town since it […]

If you’re looking for a quiet getaway from the rowdy beaches in Guanacaste, we highly recommend staying in Bijagua de Upala, a little village near the entrance of Tenorio Volcano National Park. As the gateway to Rio Celeste, this little town has become more popular but still retains a very natural and rural feel with […]