Playa Tamarindo. Home to many expats and a place travelers spend lazy beach days and wild nights. This tiny little beach town has so much to offer from a wide variety of different restaurants to adventure spots to get your heart racing to giant palm trees to set up your hammock and listen to the sea breeze (or howler monkeys). One of the many great things about Tamarindo is you will always find something to do and never get bored…unless…
So here you are at your desk…..ready to run for the hills…or the palm trees. Whatever. You’re searching for a flight and the prices turn you off from booking because you associate traveling with draining your bank account. Flying from point A to point B is the part of travel that puts a damper on your pockets. It doesn’t ALWAYS have to. I look at booking a flight as a challenge. I try to use these little secrets that I’ve learned…
So it’s the weekend….#finally. Whether you’re a local or just passing through the beach town of Tamarindo here’s some fun ideas on how to spend your weekend. A little bit of food, a little bit of booze, a little bit of dancing, and a lot of new memories! Friday So you just arrived, the sun is setting, you grabbed some food and you’re energized for a fun night. DJ Rick Rauf aka Bigga Ginge at El Spritz Want to escape…
Direct cross Atlantic flights for only £329 or $435 with Tui.co.uk!! You can now fly direct from London to Liberia, these flights are easily fund on the ‘cheap flights‘ section. Adding luggage is a little more pricey but lets be honest, who needs more than a hand luggage allowance for Costa Rica? Flip flops, check. Bathing suit, check…. 2. New York LGA to Liberia round trip for only $334 with United Airlines!! With one quick stop on the way…
The flight deals just keep rolling in for those still looking to make a trip down to Costa Rica. This time, some great prices are available for those based in Houston, Texas. Southwest has some good deals on flights out of Houston Hobby for only $389.20 non-stop: Plenty of cheap departure dates in late April 2019… And cheap flights well into May… United also has some good non-stop flights for $390 departing out of Houston IAH: Keep in mind that…
We recently highlighted a killer flight deal for Canadians looking to escape the cold for a trip to Costa Rica, now those looking to get out of the Big Apple for a summer escape have there chance. Take a look at the calendar for February 2019. Keep in mind these are prices for non-stop flights out of New York City. The best flights are operated by Jet Blue. Here’s a sample itinerary for a flight leaving on February 25, 2019…
If you’re still looking to get down to Costa Rica, United Airlines has some amazing deals out of Toronto Canada. $261 ($356 CAD) for round trip flights from Toronto into Liberia, Costa Rica. Lot’s of good availability for January and February. Here are some of the dates available: 3rd-10th Jan 3rd-13th Jan 8th-16th Jan 8th-17th Jan 8th-19th Jan 9th-16th Jan 9th-17th Jan 9th-19th Jan 10th-17th Jan 10th-19th Jan 12th-19th Jan 14th-21st Jan 14th-22nd Jan 14th-23rd Jan 14th-24th Jan 14th-27th Jan…
Not that it’s any surprise that Costa Rica is a top travel destination for those looking to take a trip, Travel + Leisure Magazine named Costa Rica to its “50 Best Places to Travel in 2019” List. With its beach-meets-jungle coastline, splendid array of biodiversity, and climate as warm as the locals, it’s no wonder Costa Rica’s northwestern corner became an early paragon of ecotourism. That’s a lot of paradise to protect. Now, Guanacaste is ripening into a sanctuary for…
If you have plans to visit Costa Rica, make sure to check out the top 5 things to do on your vacation below. There’s something for everybody in Costa Rica! 1. Diamante Eco Adventure Park If you love wildlife, you’ll love this nature park, plus, you’re guaranteed to see a sloth on your tour! 2. Sunday Funday Beach & Pool Crawl Costa Rica’s best day-time party. This bar crawl takes you to 3 different beaches and bars along Costa Rica’s…
National Geographic released a new serie titled “Untamed Costa Rica,” directed by Filipe DeAndrade. The wildlife filmmaker traveled through Costa Rica “documenting the most diverse, iconic and unexpected animal species the country has to offer,” according to the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT). According to ICT, National Geographic chose to highlight Costa Rica not only because of the country’s ecological beauty, but also because of Ticos’ pride in nature. You can view some of the close-up footage here on National…