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At COP 29 held in Baku, Azerbaijan, this year, a 17-year-old from Nicoya, Janina Guevara Flores, a student at the Colegio Humanístico Costarricense, Campus Nicoya, participated in the #Decarbonize program. Youth from 70 countries presented a "Global Manifesto"

Costa Rica, renowned for its rich biodiversity, is home to more than 5 percent of the world's species. This incredible natural heritage, however, faces a unique threat: the seemingly harmless act of taking selfies with wild animals. 

Costa Rica, with its irresistible Pura Vida vibe, has claimed the top spot in International Living's Annual Global Retirement Index for 2024.

Buena Vista del Rincón is a Costa Rican family business, located in the foothills of the Rincón de la Vieja Volcano.

The circular economy as a model of production and consumption, proposes an economic and productive model characterized by sustainability, saving resources and energy sources.

Promoting mutual understanding, stimulating economic sustainability and fostering social prosperity in the sector; This is how we celebrate this International Tourism Day 2023 from the top of Rincón de la Vieja.

Freedom, peace, and progress, that has been our north, always with faith, union and pure life. Pura Vida! Let's sing our National Anthem loudly from all corners of the country!
 

Playa Ostional is located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, specifically Santa Cruz in the province of Guanacaste. This wonderful place is unique on the planet, known for being the main nesting and reproduction destination for olive ridley turtles worldwide. 

Costa Rica is a country rich in food traditions and cultural heritage. Sugar cane, its cultivation, its processing and the products derived from it are part of the Costa Rican heritage. This is especially true in the area of Guanacaste, one of the original regions of sugarcane cultivation in the country.
 

In Costa Rica we exchanged the army for books, when in 1948, we decreed the abolition of the army. We have proclaimed ourselves as a peace-loving country that should not finance the purchase of weapons and thus be able to invest more in education, nature conservation, and the safety of its inhabitants and visitors.

The scarlet macaw, or lapa roja, is one of the iconic bird species of Costa Rica. It stands out for its exuberant beauty highlighted by the intensity of its long and abundant plumage where red and blue colors are combined with its deep yellow eyes. 

 "DE LA PATRIA POR NUESTRA VOLUNTAD", the phrase that exalts the coat of arms of the Guanacaste province and that goes beyond the aggregation of the Nicoya Party, today Guanacaste, to Costa Rica. 

Digital nomads are people who have chosen to adopt technology as their main work tool, allowing them to move around different places in the world without interrupting their professional duties.

Costa Rica is in the very short list of regions where people live many years and its inhabitants not only live long, but also live very happily.

In Costa Rica tourism is an important activity for the country brand. It is in constant development and improvement in all the activities offered. In this way, a quality, competitive tourism development and excellent attention to visitors is guaranteed.

Sunsets are the so-called gifts of nature. They close the day and leave space for the night. They are filled with exotic colors and there will never be one equal to the other. Each one is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for those who enjoy them, and in Guanacaste, they have a special meaning.

Costa Rica is a magical place to do hiking or trekking activities thanks to the fact that 30% of its territory is protected as National Parks and Nature Reserves. Nature surrounds the entire national territory and exploring them through mountain terrain walks on natural trails, called hiking or trekking, is definitely an incredible experience.

When it comes to symbolic festivals, Liberia is no slouch. Liberian civility is an example of the roots of the Guanacaste culture that has been maintained since its origins in the first third of the 19th century. The celebration of the Liberian Fiestas of that time were based on the historical, social, and economic context of the cattle ranches, which is why it has been linked to the traditional Tope de Toros for more than 150 years.

Not in vain has Costa Rica become famous for offering adventure tourism. We can find canopy tours, walks, and water sports throughout the country, but especially in beach or jungle areas.

Facing death face-to-face is possibly the greatest adversity that a human being can suffer, even more so when they are young. Our children are small and depend on us and we are full of hope to live and see them grow up.

When one starts traveling through natural places; tropical forests, rain forests, jungles, one of the pictures that most captivates us are the falls, also called waterfalls.

Guanacaste, “the pampa”, a paradise full of sun, beaches, mountains, and volcanoes is inhabited by beautiful and friendly people who await visitors to share their traditions and treasures.

If we leave Liberia, we can begin to notice the difference of leaving the noise, the cars, the shops and going into the heart of nature. Costa Rica has many entrances for the enjoyment of ecotourism. Most of the roads into the Rincon de la Vieja area are paved and some are packed dirt.

Did you ever dream of a vacation that immerses you in the sea but also in the heart of nature? The sunny tourist destination captivates beyond its beautiful beaches.

Knowing how to ride a horse in the rural areas of Costa Rica, especially the Guanacaste savannah, is almost a requirement and a tradition that is taught from generation to generation.

To get to know a country in its essence, you have to delve into the family traditions that enrich its cultural history, those that are forged and last for generations.
 
Sugar mills in Costa Rica are part of that cultural wealth, they are a family affair. When they work, it's teamwork. The whole family does the work, which beyond being their livelihood, is to share a time of happiness and enjoy the rich gastronomy that the country still preserves.

Costa Rica welcomes over 1.7 million tourists every year. If you haven't yet visited this beautiful country, you absolutely need to.

Hike to see waterfalls and animal life one day. Visit nature reserves and zipline through the treetops the next.

It won't be hard to find Costa Rica activities that cater to your specific travel style, either. Whether you like to be active or relax on vacation, you'll find what you need in this country.

Costa Rica is the perfect destination for young families to get away and for family reunions. One of the biggest draws to our beautiful country is our family-friendly beaches.

When traveling with children and youth, you must take extra precautions. It’s important that the water isn’t too rough for wading and there are enough nearby activities to keep everyone entertained.

To help you plan your upcoming family vacation, we’ve compiled some of the best beaches in Costa Rica for families. Keep reading to find out which ones you must include in your itinerary.

You've been planning and counting down. The tickets are bought, and the vacation is getting closer. You can't wait to experience everything Costa Rica has to offer.

If you love wildlife, imagine visiting a forest that hosts about 4% of the world's species.

Plus, you get to witness flora and fauna in a pristine, untouched environment where preservation is the Rincon de la Vieja National Park's priority. This makes walking through the unique dry forest of Costa Rica a wildlife adventure.

If you’re planning to join the ranks this year and travel to Costa Rica, your first step will be to decide what region you want to visit. While every provenance has its perks, Guanacaste is the most popular due to its beautiful beaches, mountains, and climate.

When we say Costa Rica, what do you think of? Warm days, sandy beaches, salty ocean water... we're relaxed just thinking about a trip there. What you aren't thinking about is how you'll travel around the country once you get there. Although Costa Rica is only 51,100 square kilometers (a little smaller than West Virginia), there is a lot of activities to do during your Costa Rican trip.

Tucked between Nicaragua and Panama, Costa Rica is a small country packed with an array of natural wonders. Costa Rica, whose name means rich coast in Spanish, offers travelers unparalleled landscapes of volcanoes, beaches, and rainforests.

If you're planning a trip to Guanacaste, Costa Rica, get ready to be blown away. This province has everything you could possibly want on vacation: beaches, wildlife, adventure, culture, and amazing food. It's the number one destination for tropical getaways and adrenaline-filled travel.

The beautiful vistas and unparalleled experiences of Guanacaste, Costa Rica beckon travelers from afar to its stunning region for endless relaxation, exciting adventures, eco-tourism and unlimited exploration. The magnificent region of Guanacaste along the North West coast along the Pacific Ocean offers an array of nature's delights to enjoy.

Offers paradisiacal beaches and has a great richness in biodiversity. A destination committed to sustainability, which seeks the conservation of natural species that decorate its tourism products. Both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean offer unique experiences on the planet, making of this small country one of the favorite destinations for sun and beach tourism, with ecotourism essence.

Guanacaste is an ecotourism destination where you can have 5 of the most enjoyable experiences, besides sun and beach; tropical forests, volcanoes, culture, adventure and wellness in the Costa Rican’s North Pacific Coast.

Costa Rica is a top destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike, boasting around 6% of the world's biodiversity in just over 30,000 square miles.

If you're planning a trip to Costa Rica, you're in for a treat with dozens of Guanacaste tours and attractions to choose from.

Read on to find out which Guanacaste tour you'd like to try first.

Costa Rica has no shortage of gorgeous beaches, cascading waterfalls, and active volcanoes. It's a top travel destination for those looking to experience unique wildlife and a thrilling sense of adventure.

For vacation, you may have traveled to the different states before. While that can be fun, perhaps you're looking to expand your horizons a bit. If you don't want to travel halfway across the world, but still want to go on an international trip, consider going south to Costa Rica. This country is rich with rainforests and tropical beaches, which makes it an amazing destination to visit.

Guanacaste is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Costa Rica due to its sandy beaches, exciting wildlife, and incredibly rich culture. The area is named after the celebrated national tree of Costa Rica that offers comfort and shade to the region.

Are you looking for the perfect activities to fill up your Costa Rica itinerary? You may be feeling overwhelmed at just how many options you have.

Costa Rica has a rich tourism industry filled with activities for every kind of traveler, whether you want to get your heart racing or slow it down with a day full of pampering and relaxation. Of course, if you have the time, you probably want to try a bit of both!

Did you know that Guanacaste’s climate is the only of its kind in Costa Rica?

If you're wondering about things to do in Rincon de la Vieja Costa Rica, we can show you some of the activities you can enjoy while feeling the authentic Costa Rican vibe. Guided tours are an excellent way to get to know the magnificent land of the Rincon de la Vieja national park. From eco-tours, adventure tours, wellness tours to cultural tours, there is so much to choose from in Rincon de la Vieja that you will wish you had stayed longer!

Where’s is your next holiday destination? And more importantly, what defines a perfect holiday destination for you? Is it palm-fringed beaches, lush forests, or wildlife reserves?

If you’re seeking one of those or even a blend of all them, then, your next holiday destination should be Guanacaste Province in Costa Rica!

Are you planning a trip to Costa Rica? It's surely one of the most spectacular countries in the world. With a coastline on the Caribbean and the Pacific, as well as some of the most incredible rainforests in the world, Costa Rica is paradise. Here’s what you need to know about traveling to Costa Rica from the locals who know it best.

With an extension of 51,179 km2, it is a small place full of things people seek to visit, from nature, friendly and happy people, a formidable climate and a safe environment, and thousands of things to do.

Costa Rica translates from Spanish into "Rich Coast" and was named that after Europeans noticed natives wearing lots of gold jewelry. It is one of the most beautiful and popular Central American destinations for tourists, especially those from North America.

So, what exactly is required for US travel to Costa Rica? Continue reading and we'll walk you through everything you need to know.

Costa Rica is a tiny country that packs a lot of punch. Though it accounts for only 0.03% of the earth's landmass, it is home to almost 6% of the world's biodiversity.

Are the kids ready for an adventure? Do you long for sunny days and warm nights? Then consider visiting Costa Rica. Costa Rica family vacations enchant the senses and ignite the soul.

Our lovely bi-coastal country is home to beautiful beaches, delicious coffee, and tropical forests. Visiting our exotic land with colorful foliage and breathtaking views will make you long for an extended stay. Read along to find out what experiences await you and your clan.