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Costa Rica Destinations Map

Welcome to our Costa Rica destinations and attractions map! In the map below, you will find articles to all the beaches, cities, national parks and natural attractions we have been to. Click on the marker in the map for more information or you can filter it on the side (click the square on the top left corner with the arrow) to look for certain features.

We split it up into 7 categories: national parks/reserves/wildlife refuges, activities and tours, cities and towns, hotels/rentals/restaurants and beaches, things to do in, driving around and tips for visiting.

How to use the Costa Rica Destinations Maps

Watch the video below to see how you can filter the map to find what you are looking for.

We hope you find this map useful in your travel planning. As you can see, it makes it a lot easier to find articles on the destination, tour, hotel or activity you’re looking for. Even though we have spent the past 5 years traveling the country, we still have a lot of places to go and we will be continually updating this page with new content.

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  1. I like what I have read so far, a couple questions: If we have an early departure from San Jose going home we need to get to the airport very early. Will there be personnel to capture the vehicle? We are seniors, is there a maximum age for a driver? Finally, If we have a home-stay in San Jose, could the car be delivered and possibly picked up there?

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    • Hi Ray, it will depend on the car rental company. The one we work with in Costa Rica, Adobe Rent a Car starts collecting cars at 4:45 AM at their San Jose airport office and they will shuttle you to the airport complimentary after you drop off the car.

      The maximum driving age for Adobe is 80 years old. They don’t deliver and pick up to Airbnbs or vacation rentals or homestays, they can only go to hotels so you’ll have to find the closest hotel to your location.

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  2. Hello Sammi
    I am a” soon to visiter” from Canada going to Ocotal area and really enjoy your map and the website of mytanfeet.
    I did this comment hoping you guys have more readers. You deserve it.
    John

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  3. I am looking for a good snorkling trip around the Dominical area, any suggestion would be great, going the end of Feb -March time frame

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  4. This is an awesome resource for me as I plan my couple of months in Costa Rica – so much great down to earth information in your blogs and articles… thank you!!
    PS have any hot tips for Spanish lesson intensives in Puerto Viejo? I’ll be near there for a month 🙂

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    • Hi Sally! Glad the blog has been helpful. I don’t have any personal experience but I see that there is a Spanish school pura vida and Spanish by the SEa in Puerto Viejo you can check out.

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  5. Hi. Can I download this ma to my Google acocunt? Im not sure how to do this! Many thanks
    Marcela.

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  8. Love it! Also a geographer (ping me if you have GIS challenges). Everything gains context when it’s on a map. Thanks again for your blog and all the energy you put into it. We found it incredibly helpful during our recent visit.

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    • Hi Jesse! THat is so cool you’re a geographer – I love maps and wish I knew more about them. I agree, it is definitely very cool when you put it on a map and can see it all laid out like that. I’m glad you found the blog helpful and hope that you had a great time in Costa Rica! Thank you for your offer, I’ll definitely take you up on it if I need it! 🙂

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  9. This is just the best! I am geographer so I love maps! Very useful information and a great visual tool to see all the places you have visited and written about!

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    • HI Sarah! Yay I’m glad you like it! I wish we thought of this earlier to be honest but it was really fun to see exactly where we’ve gone in CR and where we still need to go!

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