As someone who has lived in Costa Rica, I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing many of this country’s wonderful traditions …
Traveling Around Costa Rica: The Pros and Cons of Private Transfers
As someone who has been traveling to Costa Rica for years, transportation logistics are a key aspect I’m constantly researching …
The Curious Case of Costa Rica’s Suicide Showers
A highlight of any trip to Costa Rica invariably involves relaxing under a nice warm tropical shower. However, visitors are …
Costa Rica’s Year of Holidays and Festivals
From lively cultural carnivals to solemn religious processions, holidays and festivals happen nearly every month in Costa Rica. The year …
Costa Rica’s National Theatre Made Possible by Coffee Barons
The magnificent National Theatre in downtown San José, Costa Rica has become a national symbol and source of pride for …
4 Costa Rica Independence Day Traditions
Every September 15th, Costa Rica marks its independence from Spain with nationwide festivities. From the iconic torch run to colorful …
5 Must Read Books about Costa Rica
Boasting epic biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes, Costa Rica has captivated travelers from around the world. Yet beyond the postcard-worthy beaches …
The Filibuster War in Costa Rica: A Turning Point in History
The Filibuster War was a key conflict in Costa Rican history that took place in the mid-19th century. It involved …
Exploring the Ancient Mystery of Guayabo National Monument
Nestled in the lush forests of Turrialba stands one of Costa Rica’s most intriguing and overlooked historical sites – the …
Honoring Mamas: Costa Rica’s Mother’s Day Tradition
Mother’s Day is considered one of the most important holidays on the calendar in family-centric Costa Rican culture. It’s a …
Costa Rica’s Capybara: Tips and Facts About World’s Largest Rodent
Of all the exotic wildlife in Costa Rica, one of the most endearing and unique is the capybara. The largest …
Preserving Ancient Traditions: The Maleku People of Costa Rica
Nestled in the lush rainforests and along the tranquil waters of Costa Rica, the Maleku people have thrived for over …