Costa Rica´s Travel Guide

Cristian:Tamarindo, Santa Cruz and Nicoya, in Guanacaste, are places where traditions, rurality and culture Costa Rican essentials are mixed with the exuberant nature, paradisiacal beaches and adventure.

Cristian:Manuel Antonio is one of the jewels of Costa Rica that you have to know yes or yes. The impressive flora and fauna that you can discover by visiting the National Park, and also one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

Cristian:One of my favorite beaches in Costa Rica! Santa Teresa has been hailed as world class for surfing in Costa Rica - with beautiful white sand beaches and waves that put a smile on surfers' faces all year long.

Cristian:La Fortuna, known as an access road to the Arenal Volcano National Park is undoubtedly one of Costa Rica’s most talked about destinations where the adventure and nature joins together in a perfect duo.

Cristian:Recently popular neighborhood for its wide streets, that prove surprisingly trendy with inventive restaurants, craft beers and cuisine from around the world. Perfect for a night visit or dinner.

Cristian:Filled with rich history and culture. Not only that, but it has a hip urban vibe and an array of restaurants and bars that you won’t find anywhere else in the country

Cristian:aco is the closest major beachside destination to the capital city of San Jose. With rolling green hills of jungle and farm pasture in the distance, Jaco sits in a wide cove with rocky points on each end. The beach is a long gray arc that has a backdrop of palm trees, surfside hotels, souvenir and boutique shops, a huge selection of restaurants and bars, and the occasional mid-to-high-rise condo complex