An open mind and tolerant spirit are the best allies for a successful trip. Holidays involve new encounters, surprises and, more often than not, unexpected situations. Your attitude towards new, unfamiliar experiences plays a key role in the impressions you have in a foreign country. Follow these few tips to get the most out of…
Food and Drinks: Unlike other Latin American countries, Costa Rican food is not spicy or hot. There is a large variety of hot sauces available to add to your meal which allow for individual preferences. The most popular side dish is rice and beans (arroz y frijoles); together with meat, salad and plantains this makes up…
Clothes: San José is an informal and casual city; you can wear jeans, and comfortable walking shoes almost everywhere. Formal attire is only used on special occasions, like in business travels, and exclusive dinners or concerts. The highland areas (Monteverde, Savegre Valley) can be cold, and a sweater is recommended. If you are traveling to…