Costa Rica

Costa Rica is an exhilarating land of luxuriant rainforests and mighty volcanoes, of natural hot springs and shimmering oceans, of colonial charm and captivating nightlife. In short, it’s a country where people can easily find their own true bliss.

Nature thrives in its pristine state, with more than 20 natural parks and eight biological reserves. Exploring these ecological wonders is an exhilarating delight for the senses. Watch as exotic birds take wing in all their multi-colored glory. Smell the scent of orchids growing wild in the lush and magnificent cloud forests. Hear the call of the howler monkey as it lazily swings across the verdant canopy.

For the adventuresome, there’s hiking around majestic Arenal volcano as it explodes in a regular fiery splendor. For the wildlife lover, there’s Tortuguero National Park, where the beguiling sea turtle slowly makes its way to the sea. And for the sporty, there are the shimmering blue waters of the Pacific and the Caribbean, where surfing, fishing and snorkeling will fill endless sun-drenched days.

The ultimate delight of Costa Rica is its people. Warm and gracious, they unveil a captivating culture of music, art, crafts and cuisine that will enchant, entertain and enliven you.

San Jose
Costa Rica’s capital is by far its biggest, most populous city. Set on a plateau in the central valley, it is surrounded by majestic mountains. Besides its natural beauty, San Jose also offers cultural experiences including several excellent museums, scrumptious restaurants, botanical gardens and immersion language classes.

San Jose is also a hub of eco-tourism. While staying in the city, you can visit butterfly farms, take canopy tours, raft down a river, climb a volcano and tour a coffee farm. The city also has a thriving club scene. It is a metropolis in the middle of an untouched wilderness, embracing modernity and nurturing nature.

Liberia, Guanacaste
Liberia, the capital of the Guanacaste province, is called the White City because of its whitewashed buildings and its culture of relaxation and openness, and is the airport entry point to this gorgeous area in Costa Rica. In Guanacaste you will find the Rincon de la Vieja National Park, which features hot springs and bubbling clay pots as well as rivers and waterfalls. Beautiful scenery, Pacific Ocean beaches, windsurfing and eco-adventure activities combine to make an unforgettable vacation in this Central American paradise.