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Thrill-Seeking in Costa Rica: Jumping Off Montezuma’s Waterfall

MONTEZUMA, Puntarenas — I knew Tom Brady did it, but I couldn’t believe my hostel-mate Tizian Gangwisch was actually thinking of jumping off the...

Crocodile warning signs in Costa Rica have decreased encounters with tourists

Costa Rica's Central Pacific Conservation Area (ACOPAC) has seen a decrease by up to 90 percent in complaints related to tourists feeding or approaching crocodiles, the Environment Ministry’s...

The History and Culture of Puerto Limón in Costa Rica

Exploring Puerto Limón opens a window into a little-known but fascinating part of the history and culture of Costa Rica.

Visiting a Costa Rica coffee farm, tasting the fruits of its labor

A caffeinated look at organic coffee farming in Costa Rica.

Costa Rica’s Most Adorable Baby Wild animals

Costa Rica is home to roughly five percent of the world’s biodiversity, and I saw lots of amazing animals while researching “Costa Rica: The...

Mexico to Costa Rica: Volaris confirms 2 new routes from Cancún, Guadalajara

Low-cost Mexican airline Volaris on Monday announced expansion into Costa Rica with the launch of two weekly flights from Cancún and Guadalajara beginning Sept. 10. Volaris' CEO in Costa Rica, Fernando Naranjo, confirmed that flights from both destinations will depart Thursdays and Sundays.

History of Monteverde Costa Rica: Sloths, Quakers and cheese

MONTEVERDE, Puntarenas — Long before the Quakers, the giant ground sloths came — giraffe-size creatures towering 6 meters, leaf-eaters in one of the world’s...

Costa Rica’s Venado Cave Tour: Wet, muddy and good fun

VENADO, Alajuela — This is not your ordinary cave tour to enter Cavernas Venado, just north of Arenal, you first have to slog through...

Monteverde hotel owner of 11 years has few regrets

Monteverde hotel owner Ran Smith looks back on 11 years in the business and discusses the pros and cons of buying a hotel in Costa Rica.

Video: Rainy season in Costa Rica (an homage)

Now that the afternoons are getting soggy again, we thought we’d revisit this video homage to “the green season,” a time of breathtaking clouds, verdant renewal and resourceful attempts to keep dry.

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