If you’re trying to retire in Costa Rica, you’re probably doing the same math most people do: Can I live …
Costa Rica’s Nicoya Blue Zone: Healthy Habits and Must-See Spots
The Nicoya Peninsula stands out as one of the few places on earth where people routinely live past 100 in …
Costa Rica Public Bus Guide: Routes, Terminals, and Tips for Budget Travel
Traveling by public bus in Costa Rica keeps costs low and lets you see the country like locals do. For …
Where to Get Your News About Costa Rica
If you live in Costa Rica, are planning to move here, or even just visit often, you need reliable news. …
Costa Rica Drinking Water: Where to Trust It and When to Use Bottled
Costa Rica draws visitors for its beaches, rainforests, and wildlife, but one basic question comes up often: can you drink …
Costa Rica Museums to Visit: From San José Classics to Regional Gems
Costa Rica offers museums that tie directly to its land and people, making them a smart add to any trip. …
Surfing in Costa Rica and Handling Crocodile Sightings
Costa Rica draws surfers from everywhere with its steady swells and warm water. But at some breaks, especially those near …
Understanding the Hunting Ban in Costa Rica
If you’re thinking about hunting during a trip to Costa Rica, the short answer is no—it’s off-limits for visitors. The …
Costa Rica Emergency Numbers Every Traveler Needs
When you’re in Costa Rica, most days involve beaches, hikes, or coffee tours. But if an issue pops up—like a …
How to Buy Costa Rica National Park Tickets Online
Costa Rica’s national parks offer direct access to rainforests, volcanoes, and beaches, but many now require online tickets through the …
What Is the Marchamo in Costa Rica? Essential Info for Expats and Tourists
If you’re planning to drive in Costa Rica, whether as a short-term visitor with a rental car or as an …
What to Expect from Costa Rica’s Presidential Elections
When you plan a trip to Costa Rica, thoughts of beaches, rainforests, and coffee tours likely come to mind before …