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Things to DoLearn Spanish in Costa Rica: Schools, Costs and TipsThe fastest way to learn Spanish in Costa Rica is a Spanish immersion school with a homestay. Most schools teach 20 hours…Things to DoA Guide to Visiting the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum in San Jose, Costa RicaThe Pre-Columbian Gold Museum (Museo del Oro Precolombino) sits underneath the Plaza de la Cultura in downtown San José and holds one…Things to DoLlanos de Cortés Waterfall: Fees, Directions and TipsLlanos de Cortés Waterfall (often spelled Llanos de Cortez) is a wide curtain of water dropping into a swimmable pool with a…Things to DoJade Museum, San José: What to See and How to VisitThe Jade Museum in San José, officially the Museo del Jade y de la Cultura Precolombina, holds what it describes as the…Things to DoTabacón Hot Springs Review: Is the Day Pass Worth It?Tabacón Hot Springs is worth the day pass if you want the most natural-looking hot springs near Arenal: a warm thermal river…Things to DoCosta Rica Golf Courses: Where to Play and How to BookCosta Rica has only a handful of full-size golf courses, and several of them are open only to resort guests or members.…Things to DoMacro Photography in Costa Rica: Gear, Light & TechniqueFor macro photography in Costa Rica, bring a true 1:1 macro lens of around 90–105mm, an external flash with a diffuser, and…Things to DoCosta Rica Camera Gear: What to Bring for Wildlife PhotosFor most trips, the right Costa Rica camera gear is one camera body, a telephoto zoom that reaches about 400mm for wildlife,…Things to DoHow to Photograph a Volcano in Costa Rica: Tips and SettingsTo photograph a volcano in Costa Rica, focus on Arenal for the classic cone, Poás and Irazú for crater views, and Rincón…Things to DoHow to Photograph Waterfalls in Costa Rica: Settings and SpotsTo photograph waterfalls in Costa Rica with that smooth, silky look, put your camera on a tripod and use a slow shutter…