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Traveling to Costa Rica with a baby can be a wonderful experience, as the country offers a wide variety of outdoor activities, stunning landscapes, and opportunities to discover nature. Animals, national parks, beaches, volcanoes—so many things to explore as a family. Children are very receptive to their surroundings, and Costa Rica is generally well-appreciated even…

Coco Island is a natural treasure located in the Pacific Ocean, some 341 km off the west coast of Costa Rica. Known for its exceptional biodiversity and crystal-clear waters, this little piece of land lost in the middle of the Pacific is often described as a paradise for divers and nature lovers. It’s also surrounded…

Today, I’d like to talk about packing for travel and give you some tips on how to pack the perfect suitcase. First, the choice of luggage Some people prefer bags, while others prefer soft or hard cases. All have their advantages and disadvantages, but it all depends on the trip you’re taking, where you’re going…

Tamarindo is a small town on Costa Rica’s North Pacific coast. It’s a vibrant beach community where families, surfers and retirees mingle. There’s something for everyone here. The town is small enough to walk from one end to the other, yet offers souvenir stores, restaurants, bars and surf boutiques. Tamarindo is also considered to have…

In our first two articles (here and here), we told you about little-known beaches that are not usually listed in tourist guides. Costa Rica Découverte is also here to share its good tips with you 😉 We’re off!

A short while ago, we told you about some of Costa Rica’s little-known beaches. Today, we’re going to continue telling you about 3 other beaches that are well worth a visit if you’re in the area on your next trip to Costa Rica.

From San José, when it comes to discussing which beaches to go to in Costa Rica, we often think of the same ones: Manuel Antonio, Jaco (we don’t recommend it!) or Puerto Viejo (Caribbean).

Details of the reopening of Turrialba Volcano National Park are still being worked out, but it’s only a matter of time! Finally! Turrialba Volcano National Park is set to reopen to the public after 8 years of closure due to intense volcanic activity. Its reopening is also intended to boost the region’s and the country’s…