Blue Zones are communities where a large population of their residents experience extraordinary longevity. The Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica is one of the five original Blue Zones, first identified in 2000. Nowadays, people from all over the world visit the Nicoya Peninsula to see its gorgeous beaches, experience the easy going healthy vibes and […]
Cities Costa Rica
San Vito: The Undiscovered Town in the South with Cloud Forest, Resplendant Quetzals and Great Pizza
If you’re looking to experience a non-touristic destination in Costa Rica that offers plenty of wildlife, nature and unique experiences, head to the South to a town named San Vito in the Coto Brus canton. This area is widely unknown to tourists and has some very special gems that makes it a great destination in […]
Potrero: Quiet Beach Community in Guanacaste
Although growing in popularity, the small coastal village of Potrero has retained its very serene and tranquil atmosphere, making it an excellent destination for those looking for a relaxing beach vacation in Costa Rica. If you are thinking about staying in Potrero, here is what you need to know to plan your visit. This post […]
Bijagua, Costa Rica: The Rural Mountain Village Near Rio Celeste
As the gateway to Rio Celeste in Tenorio Volcano National Park, this little town has a very natural and authentic feel with stunning mountain scenery, fantastic bird watching and charismatic locals. In this guide, you’ll read all you need to know about visiting Bijagua, Costa Rica. This post has affiliate links which we may earn […]
La Cruz: The Small Town Near Salinas Bay
For the tourists looking to explore a beautiful, low key part of the Guanacaste province, check out the small town of La Cruz. Although La Cruz (translated to the cross in English) is known for being the closest town to the Costa Rica – Nicaragua border station of Peñas Blancas, this area has many undiscovered […]
Heredia, Costa Rica: The City of Flowers
Heredia, Costa Rica, the capital city of the province with the same name is locally known as the Ciudad de las Flores (city of flowers). This affectionate nickname came from the cultivation of beautiful flowers in its high mountain and also because Heredia is recognized as the city with the most beautiful Costa Rican women. […]






