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La Fortuna Waterfall is a must-see (but beware the whistle)  

The 70m (230-foot) La Fortuna Waterfall is one of the top attractions in Arenal and well worth a visit. Just don't make the lifeguard blow his whistle.

Arenal Hanging Bridges is a high-altitude stroll through the canopy

Costa Rica's Mistico Arenal Hanging Bridges Park gives visitors a bird's-eye view of the jungle canopy — and may cause a few butterflies.

Costa Rica dash: 3 visitors, 2 weeks, 1 country

How to find the right mix of beach, volcano, adrenaline and relaxation to amuse your family for two weeks in Costa Rica? Here's one way.

A tree in the road brings resourceful strangers together

How many men does it take to move a tree in the road in Costa Rica? Plenty, it turns out, but it helps to have one with a Land Cruiser.

Ziplining in Arenal brings out the monkey in the man

A challenge course at Sky Adventures in Arenal offers ziplines, tightrope walking, rickety bridges, hanging ladders, a waterfall Tarzan swing and a pregnant pit viper. Who could ask for anything more?

Costa Rica Love Hostel: Big adventure on a small budget

At as little as $6 a night, the Costa Rica Love Hostel may be the budget traveler’s dream deal. Located in Santo Domingo de Heredia, this low-dollar lodging with the funny name is a bargain in more ways than one.

Arenal’s free hot spring: You can’t beat the price

Río Chollín, at the base of Costa Rica's Arenal Volcano next to the Tabacón resort, is a bathwater-hot, fast river with rapids and waterfalls. Best of all, it's completely free.

Kalambu combines a waterpark with thermal pools

Water rides and thermal pools and a view of a perfect volcanic cone? For the suburban vacationer who prefers an antiseptic alternative to actual rivers, Kalambu will fit the bill.

Following recent crime wave, Solís announces new investment in San Carlos police force

President Luis Guillermo Solís and Public Security Minister Celso Gamboa traveled to San Carlos, Alajuela, on Monday, to announce an investment of more than ₡205 million ($383,000) in the canton’s National Police force following a rash of robberies and attacks in the area, a popular tourist destination.

National Police announce operation to combat crime wave in Costa Rica’s Northern Zone

Responding to pressure from residents in Costa Rica's Northern Zone, who say they increasingly have become targets for assaults and robberies, the Public Security Ministry announced Thursday that it had conducted the first of several sweeps of the area in an effort to catch the bad guys.

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