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Adults Only (18+), perfect for couples.Surrounded by nature in a privileged setting.Unique views of the Gulf of Papagayo
Costa Rica
Pura Vida among jungles, beaches and volcanoes
Costa Rica is the natural treasure of Central America. Its national parks and wildlife refuges, which cover more than a quarter of the territory, protect 5% of the world's biodiversity. With tropical forests, perfect waves for surfing, paradise-like beaches, active volcanoes and hot springs surrounded by jungles, Costa Rica embodies its motto "Pura Vida" as a true statement that defines a destination that combines adventure and nature in its purest state.
Top destinations in Costa Rica
Gulf of Papagayo
Tamarindo
Tambor Beach
San José
Located in the Guanacaste province, the Gulf of Papagayo is one of the most exclusive and recognised areas of Costa Rica. It combines peace and sophistication with a unique natural environment, surrounded by majestic mountains, imposing volcanoes, lush forests and a fascinating wildlife. Ideal for those looking to relax but also enjoy adventure and connection with nature.
This seaside city perfectly combines relaxation and vitality. Its white sandy beaches invite you to swim, sunbathe and stroll while enjoying an unforgettable holiday. Tamarindo is also a paradise for surfers, scuba divers and nightlife lovers. Explore the stunning waters that are home to turtles, whales, fish and octopuses and let yourself be swept away by this Costa Rican destination's lively atmosphere.
Playa Tambor is the perfect destination for those trying to escape the hustle and bustle and immerse themselves in a natural, peaceful environment. An endless beach with calm waters, surrounded by green hills, which offers a unique setting to disconnect. Tambor is known for its quiet atmosphere, perfect for families and couples. From outdoor massages and beach walks to activities such as golf and tennis, every moment here is designed for calmness.
The Costa Rican capital city blends a vibrant urban centre with beautiful natural landscapes. It is the cultural and historical epicentre of the country, full of museums that showcase its rich indigenous heritage, as well as architectural gems such as the National Theatre, a magnificent example of neoclassical style. San José is surrounded by a unique natural setting: to the north, the imposing volcanoes of the Cordillera Central and to the south, the majestic Cordillera de Talamanca, which extends to Panama.
Located in the Guanacaste province, the Gulf of Papagayo is one of the most exclusive and recognised areas of Costa Rica. It combines peace and sophistication with a unique natural environment, surrounded by majestic mountains, imposing volcanoes, lush forests and a fascinating wildlife. Ideal for those looking to relax but also enjoy adventure and connection with nature.
This seaside city perfectly combines relaxation and vitality. Its white sandy beaches invite you to swim, sunbathe and stroll while enjoying an unforgettable holiday. Tamarindo is also a paradise for surfers, scuba divers and nightlife lovers. Explore the stunning waters that are home to turtles, whales, fish and octopuses and let yourself be swept away by this Costa Rican destination's lively atmosphere.
Playa Tambor is the perfect destination for those trying to escape the hustle and bustle and immerse themselves in a natural, peaceful environment. An endless beach with calm waters, surrounded by green hills, which offers a unique setting to disconnect. Tambor is known for its quiet atmosphere, perfect for families and couples. From outdoor massages and beach walks to activities such as golf and tennis, every moment here is designed for calmness.
The Costa Rican capital city blends a vibrant urban centre with beautiful natural landscapes. It is the cultural and historical epicentre of the country, full of museums that showcase its rich indigenous heritage, as well as architectural gems such as the National Theatre, a magnificent example of neoclassical style. San José is surrounded by a unique natural setting: to the north, the imposing volcanoes of the Cordillera Central and to the south, the majestic Cordillera de Talamanca, which extends to Panama.
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Located on the spectacular Langosta Tamarindo BeachIdeal for families and honeymoonsWide range of cuisine with 2 bars and 3 restaurants
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Facing the idyllic tropical Tambor BeachIdeal for families and honeymoonsWide range of all-inclusive food and drinks
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Unique concentration of fauna
Although Costa Rica covers less than 0.03% of the planet's land surface, it is home to about 5% of all global biodiversity. With more than 500,000 species, about 4% are native to the country.
Frequently Asked Questions about Costa Rica
Which languages are spoken in Costa Rica?
The official language is Spanish, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels and restaurants.
Do I need to exchange currency during my stay in Costa Rica?
The official currency is the Costa Rican colón (CRC), but U.S. dollars (USD) are accepted almost everywhere in the country. It is advisable to bring colones for small local purchases.
What is the weather like in Costa Rica and when is the best time to visit?
Costa Rica has a tropical climate with two seasons: Dry season (December to April) and rainy season (May to November). The dry season is the ideal time to visit due to a lower probability of rain. The rainy season is also recommended, as rainfall is usually brief and does not affect tourist activities.
What are the travel requirements to enter Costa Rica?
Citizens of most countries only need a valid passport. A visa is not required for stays of up to 90 days. It is mandatory to fill in a health form before entering the country.
What transportation options are available in Costa Rica?
Public transport connects major cities and tourist areas, but for added flexibility, renting a car is recommended. Private transfer services and taxis are also available.
Is it safe to travel around Costa Rica?
Costa Rica is one of the safest countries in Central America. However, it is advised to take regular precautions, such as taking care of your belongings and avoiding walking alone in isolated areas at night.
Do I need any vaccinations to travel to Costa Rica?
Mandatory vaccinations are not required, although those for hepatitis A, tetanus and typhoid fever are recommended, in addition to being up to date with your standard vaccination schedule.
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