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Liberia, Costa Rica’s gateway to elsewhere, is worth a closer look

Thanks to its international airport and the Inter-American Highway, Liberia is often thought of as a way to get to somewhere else. But with its colonial architecture and clean, tree-lined streets, the capital of Guanacaste is worth a look in its own right.

Tamarindo surfboard shaper at Cheboards back at work after brush with death

Despite a recent fall that could have been fatal, Tamarindo surfboard shaper Juan Diego Evangelista is back to doing what he loves best — making boards.

Eco-Adventure in Costa Rica: Discover Selva Bananito Lodge’s Legacy

BANANITO, Limón — After a very rainy Christmas Day drive from San José to the Caribbean Sea, and after some bad directions from both...

Cuban migrants’ trip to US will be monitored by human rights ombudsmen

Central American human rights ombudsmen say they'll closely monitor the treatment of thousands of Cuban migrants set to travel from Costa Rica to the U.S.-Mexico border.

Luna Lodge: Lovely spot next to Corcovado is ‘away from it all,’ and then some

Luna Lodge is “miles from nowhere,” and if you’d like to escape from civilization without sacrificing all its comforts, you may find this place just right.

Costa Rica Hotel Lapa Ríos: Luxury in Jungle

Lapa Ríos was one of the first and is still among the best of the ecolodges in the Osa, if not in all of Costa Rica.

Top 5 Costa Rica Travel Stories of 2015

“Life is a highway,” crooned Tom Cochrane, and “I want to ride it all night long.” Tico Times travel writers rode the highways of...

Costa Rica Night Safari: Unveiling Drake Bay’s Nocturnal Wonders

DRAKE BAY, Puntarenas — A half-hour into our night tour at La Paloma Lodge to see spiders, insects, frogs and other creatures, it started...

Corcovado Costa Rica by boat: Tapirs, anteaters and monkeys

CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK, Puntarenas — Our guide tiptoed up to a tree with a couple of vultures in it and then signaled for me...

Corcovado Costa Rica by boat: Tapirs, Anteaters and Monkeys

This is the Corcovado model: Animals everywhere, so habituated to human contact that they simply ignore the humans, neither fleeing nor approaching.

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