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!

Is It safe to swim in the ocean?

Dec 04, 2014
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In depends on the beach. Costa Rica has hundreds of wonderful beaches. Some are perfect for surfing, some for snorkeling, some for swimming and others are best left for contemplating. It’s always important to check with the locals before getting into the water. Sometimes a beach...   [ Read More → ]

Is it safe to eat the local fruits and vegetables?

Dec 04, 2014
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Yes! In fact you should not leave Costa Rica without sampling its wide array of fresh fruits and vegetables. Costa Rica grows delicious pineapple, papaya, mango, dragon fruit, strawberries, bananas, as well as a whole longer list of vegetables and fruits you may not have ever...   [ Read More → ]

Is Costa Rica safe?

Dec 04, 2014
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Yes. Costa Rica is politically stable and naturally peaceful. Costa Rican people are friendly and helpful and no natural disasters will put your life at risk. Safety then, is up to you: Wear sun protection. Costa Rica is only 10o north of the equator and the sun can do a lot of...   [ Read More → ]

Is crime a problem in Costa Rica?

Dec 04, 2014
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Costa Rica is a very peaceful country populated by friendly people and blessed with a very low crime rate. By exercising common sense you will have a worry-free time during your stay here. Here are a few tips to stay on the safe side: Keep your valuables (including your passport)...   [ Read More → ]

If I need medicine, can I easily get it?

Dec 04, 2014
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Yes. There are well-stocked pharmacies all over Costa Rica. However, if you have a particular medication you need, it’s best to bring your own. There are rarely 24-hour drug stores, and although in the capital they might be open until 10:00 pm, in most of the country the working...   [ Read More → ]
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