Puerto Viejo is well-known for its beaches that give that Caribbean slash Jamaican vibe which never fails to put everyone on a good note. KoKi Beach is Puerto Viejo’s pride, famous worldwide for its creatively-designed beach house and restaurant, affordable rates, chill ambiance as well as the homey welcome any tourist would like to feel […]
If you think you’ve done the finest whitewater rafting of your life, wait till you do whitewater rafting on the Pacuare River. This adventure isn’t for the faint of heart considering the class III-IV (moderate-difficult) rapid charging with and against the current. If you’re looking for a tremendous exercise on the paddles as well as […]
Ojo de Agua is Costa Rica’s most famous working-class water park. Predominantly packed on weekends by families of tourists and locals alike, this resort house a variety of pools fit for all ages. Located 6 km off Alajuela in San Antonio de Belen, Ojo de Agua water park offers more than just pools as it […]
San Jose may be well known for being the take off point of all transportations going to beaches, reserves and caverns, The Jade Museum is another reason why visitors should explore the capital of Costa Rica. It doesn’t only showcase the multitudes of jade artifacts and jewelry Pre-Columbian people used, the Jade Museum also suggests […]
The Barra Honda Caverns are one of Costa Rica’s most famous caves because of its pure limestone foundation. These caves which are cut through by water are located in the Barra Honda National Park in the Nicoya Peninsula. Home to 42 different caves and ranging from two meters to 250 meters deep, these caves are […]