Travel & Tourism

Environmentally Friendly Ways of Traveling

As the year winds down and colder weather becomes the norm in New Jersey, there's a better way to heat yourself up than cranking up the heater to full blast. From the southern United States to the southern hemisphere, there...

Traditional Festivals in Costa Rica

Every country has its folk festivals over the year. So does Costa Rica. They are the oldest social roots of a culture. Some of them are traditions passed down from generation to generation. Others are celebrated in new, modern...

Rental Car – Driving Through Costa Rica

Beaches, volcanos, rain forest – Costa Rica got so many beautiful landscapes and wonders of nature that you for sure make you want to see them all. The catch of the thing is: Traveling through the country takes its...

5 Reasons explaining the Fascination about Costa Rica

Tourism in Costa Rica is booming since years. Meanwhile about 5 million people are living in the country of “Pura Vida”. And more than another 2.5 million travelers per year are coming here for a visit. A number as...

Studies Found that Local Scorpion species aren’t Dangerous

We all must remember what our grandparents say when we went to bed. "Don't let the bedbugs bite!", that warning has a logic explanation. When grandma and grandpa lived their childhood, they probably lived in the countryside. Nothing prevented...

Escape from Routine in Congo Bongo Ecolodges

Don’t you want to free yourself from all worries and escape from the walls that keep you captured in life? In the Southern Caribbean, there is a place where you could. No, where you should. The Congo Bongo Ecolodges in Manzanillo...

Wildlife in your Backyard – Kelly Creek Hotel

Wake up by the howling of the monkeys, get up with a deep breath of the fresh and salty air of the sea and go for some fresh and fruity breakfast while watching plenty of birds and whiteface monkeys...

Sweet Vacation: Chocolate Tour at the Osa Peninsula

The food that comes in mind while thinking about Costa Rica for sure is rice and beans. Many travelers seem to forget that Costa Rica is also a great producer of cacao. Therefore some pretty fresh, pure chocolate also...

Kayaking the Mangroves of the Golfo Dulce

The sun’s slanting rays shine through the arbor’s roof of leaves in warm color shades. The calm water surface reflects the green of the plants and the roots of the surrounding trees. A couple of small boats are moving...

Come as Guest, Leave as Friend – Carolina Restaurant and Cabins

When you want to explore the Osa Peninsula from the seaside of the Golfo Dulce, the will definitely have to make Puerto Jimenez your home base for time. With its around 1.100 citizens it is by far the biggest...
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Brisa Hennessy Wins in Portugal, Takes Key Step Toward 2027 World Tour

Costa Rican surfer Brisa Hennessy achieved a major victory in Portugal on October 12, winning the fourth event of...