Traveling the world should be on everyone’s bucket lists. There is so much out there to see and learn. Every destination has its must-do things when you visit, and Costa Rica is no different. Take the time to research all the amazing adventures that are waiting for you.
San Jose
The largest international airport is located in San Jose. Most will have to come through on their way to their final destination, which is a great opportunity. The city has so much to offer. One place to stop is the Jade Museum. A goal they have is to preserve the archeology of their country. Visiting would be a great way to learn about the history of Costa Rica. While in San Jose, you need to take a stroll downtown. Enjoy the fantastic architecture and cute restaurants and shopping.
Volcano
Costa Rica has an active volcano and smaller inactive volcanos that you can see up close. You can see the volcano from miles away, but the best view is from the lodges close to it. Spend the night and enjoy the beautiful scenery. There are many tours and activities to do around the volcano. Take a leisurely horseback ride, or a hike if you are up for it. The land surrounding is a national park, explore the 29,692 acres. An exciting tour would be the Ecocentro Danaus night tour. Most of the animals that occupy the rain forest are nocturnal. The best way to sneak a peek is going to be in the middle of the night.
Surfing
In Costa Rica, there are more than three hundred beaches to enjoy. Not all are great for surfing. To find the waves, you will want to stay on the Pacific Coast side of the country. Playa Tamarindo is one of the most popular spots for surfers to fold too. Playa Guiones and Playa Samara, are known for being the right place for beginners to learn. Before deciding where to go, check out Lush Palm. An entire website dedicated to everything surfing in Costa Rica. From the culture to where the best waves will be when you visit, they know it all.
Waterfalls
Costa Rica has thirteen waterfalls spreading the length of the country. One of the most popular is the La Fortuna waterfall, being located close to the volcano. You can start your day hiking the volcano and then cool off under the waterfall. The Rio Celeste Waterfall is perfect for families with kids of all ages. With a trail, less than a mile, and many sites to see along the way. They make it hard to get lost. If you are up for an extreme adventure, try Costa Rica Waterfall Tours. They take you to see some private waterfalls. For the adrenaline junkies, they have that covered with their extreme adventurer tour.
Costa Rica has so much to offer. There is something for everyone. You will want to extend your trip once you get there.