Frequently Asked Questions about Traveling to Costa Rica

Scroll through this section for answers to some of the most frequent questions our travelers ask about Costa Rica. When you’re planning a trip to a beautiful destination like ours, you want as many details as you can get to make sure you squeeze the most out of your trip! If you have any further questions, or would rather speak personally with someone to know a little more about Costa Rica, we would love to receive your call or e-mail!

Are Costa Rica adventure tours for me?

Dec 01, 2014
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If you are feeling adventurous, they probably are! The world, and Costa Rica especially, is packed with adventure. To choose the one you’ll embark only takes a little information about what the particular adventure entails. Your age and experience don’t have to be a limitation to...   [ Read More → ]

What are Costa Rica’s most accessible volcanoes?

Nov 28, 2014
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The Poás and the Irazú volcanoes are by far the most accessible to visit in Costa Rica. They’re both only about one or one and a half hours away from San José, depending on where you’re staying, and you can drive pretty much straight up to the crater at both of them. For a higher...   [ Read More → ]

How many volcanoes are there in Costa Rica?

Nov 28, 2014
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There are about 200 volcanic points in Costa Rica, out of which five are active at the time. The volcanoes that are currently active are Arenal, Irazú, Poás, Rincón de la Vieja and Turrialba, but just as beautiful are other non-active volcanoes overflowing with nature and...   [ Read More → ]

Where is the best surfing?

Nov 28, 2014
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Both the Pacific and the Caribbean in Costa Rica have some world-class surf spots, for every level of expertise and in the most gorgeous natural settings. Salsa Brava in Puerto Viejo, for example, is a fun but very challenging spot best left to very experienced local surfers, as...   [ Read More → ]

Where is the best fishing in Costa Rica?

Nov 28, 2014
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The Pacific coast, and particularly towns like Flamingo, Carillo, Tamarindo and Jacó tends to cater more widely to fishing lovers than the Caribbean. The best fishing areas depend on what you would like to catch and the time of year when that species is found. For example, Mahi...   [ Read More → ]
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