A journey through articles to explore Costa Rica in depth

Step into the magic of Corcovado National Park and explore this surprising tropical forest, filled with plants and animals.

Choosing Costa Rica as a honeymoon destination is a way of encouraging sustainable tourism in a country that realises how many natural assets it has, and how much it needs to protect these magical places. One more reason to enjoy this journey to the full.

Costa Rica is a traveller’s paradise with a spectacular range of plants and colourful birdlife, set between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. With 300 untouched beaches, hidden coves and acres of tropical rainforest, you’ll have plenty to explore.Here are my top 5 things to do when in Costa Rica. Pura Vida!

Visiting Costa Rica with a local English speaking guide allows you to not miss out any must-see places during your trip.

Like most of the countries in South America, Costa Rica is still striving to conform with legislation designed to ensure access for disabled people, and visiting the country is not without its difficulties, especially where transport and accommodation are concerned. However, the situation is gradually improving and the beauty of the few tourist sites that are accessible should be enough to make you forget any difficulties you encounter.

This article will give you some information about safety in Costa Rica.

This article will help you choose the best means of transport for getting around in Costa Rica.

Political life in Costa Rica seems to be relatively secure and well run. This has a positive impact on tourism although it also means that prices are relatively high.

Are you thinking about a trip to Costa Rica? Here are some basic local manners which you should know when you go to this very welcoming country. For examples, the places where you are allowed to smoke in Costa Rica are very rare (even in the street). You'll find the country is very clean and cheerful.

This article will give you some idea of the budget you will need for Costa Rcia.