This is an experience that I would recommend to all those tourist from every terrain that want to get lost from the world, electricity included; enjoying nevertheless, of comfortable installations, in a rural style. “Monte Sky” forms part of a private reserve in the skirts of the National Park “Tapantí”, in the heights of the Valley ...[+]

Puntarenas (Sandpoint), as its name suggests, is a prominent edge of sand located by the Costarican Pacific, home of a port with the same name and is a stopping point for many important international cruise liners which each year visit the area to enjoy the festivals and carnivals that the surrounding town celebrates every year ...[+]

San Isidro del General along with with Ciudad Neilly, make up the two most important populated points of the Perez Zeledon Province, located on the south end of Costa Rica. San Isidro del General is known as “La Ciudad de las Mujeres” (city of women), because of the women left behind after the mass exodus ...[+]

I have to say, that one of the most enjoyable benefits of working in this profession, is that no two days are alike. Every day is different and there are no routines. Every day brings with it its own surprises…sometimes not very nice ones; but there are also days that real special treats pop up ...[+]

This post is the continuation of Costa Rica first hand My transfer from the “Juan Santamaría” Airport to the “Vesubio” hotel in San José, in a “Taxi Aeropuerto” showed me, on a clear night, the mountains of Escazú as we left Alajuela. Escazú is a municipality or canton of significant commercial activity, large department stores, hardware ...[+]

Greetings, Friends! My name is Guillermo García Monasterio. I am Venezuelan and as a Tourism Professional, I chose Costa Rica as a second homeland because it is a country without an army (remember Hugo Chavez); and because it is always on the list of main tourist destinations in Latin America, which would obviously guarantee me a ...[+]

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