Costa Rica is one of the world’s most precious natural reserves. Almost 30% of the country is protected, from the dry forests to the cloud forests to the beaches. Hundreds of protected species of plants and animals call Costa Rica their home. With all of this, it’s not surprising that taking in s... more

Culture

There is so much to take in when in Costa Rica that it’s hard to sum it all up. For urban culture, try the attractions of the country’s grand capital city, San Jose. Nature-lovers could try visits to Puerto Viego de Talamanca, Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio, or Parco Nacional Carara for sigh... more

Equality

Tourists are welcome in Costa Rica as the tourist trade is its major source of income, and so gay and lesbians are tolerated. It is, however, advisable to be discreet to avoid any unpleasant conflict. more