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Everything we have found about travelling in Costa Rica, gathered from 14 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 3 hours ago.

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Imperfect Jewelry: Costa Rica's Handmade Silver With a Wabi-Sabi Streak
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Imperfect Jewelry: Costa Rica's Handmade Silver With a Wabi-Sabi Streak

Imperfect Jewelry, a handmade silver and gold label by Costa Rican designer Carolina Gonzalez, turns asymmetry...

Hemp Seeds: Costa Rica's Quiet Superfood and How to Use Them
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Hemp Seeds: Costa Rica's Quiet Superfood and How to Use Them

Hemp seeds are a complete protein, allergen-free and widely sold in Costa Rica. Here's what they do for you an...

Thinking of Buying Property in Costa Rica? Read This Before You Fall for a Sunset
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Thinking of Buying Property in Costa Rica? Read This Before You Fall for a Sunset

Costa Rica investing: what foreign buyers should check before buying property, from water rights and title rev...

Costa Rica Floods Hit 400+ Homes as Saturated Soil Keeps Landslide Risk High
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Costa Rica Floods Hit 400+ Homes as Saturated Soil Keeps Landslide Risk High

Tropical Wave 47 flooded 400+ homes in Costa Rica. Soil is saturated to 100% in places — what travellers shoul...

Life Without a Car in Costa Rica: Buses, Ubers and Two Wheels
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Life Without a Car in Costa Rica: Buses, Ubers and Two Wheels

Buses, Uber, bikes and the Marchamo: what it really takes to skip the rental car in Costa Rica, and when you'l...

Costa Rica May Hide 40,000 Fungal Species — and Travellers Walk Past Them Every Day
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Costa Rica May Hide 40,000 Fungal Species — and Travellers Walk Past Them Every Day

A University of Costa Rica study suggests the country may host over 40,000 fungal species — under 7,000 docume...

Costa Rica Taxes: What Visitors, Property Buyers and Expats Actually Pay
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Costa Rica Taxes: What Visitors, Property Buyers and Expats Actually Pay

A practical guide to Costa Rica taxes: 13% IVA, 0.25% property tax, 15% capital gains, the 183-day residency r...

Skip the Resort: Costa Rica's Community Tourism Takes You to a Bribri Village by Boat
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Skip the Resort: Costa Rica's Community Tourism Takes You to a Bribri Village by Boat

Community tourism in Costa Rica: Bribri villages in Talamanca, Caño Negro wetlands and Los Campesinos — how to...

Costa Rica's Dollar Dip: What a Weaker USD Means for Your Trip
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Costa Rica's Dollar Dip: What a Weaker USD Means for Your Trip

The dollar bounced from a record low against Costa Rica's colón, but economists expect year-end dollar inflows...

Costa Rica Roads: What Every Renter and Road-Tripper Should Know Before Driving
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Costa Rica Roads: What Every Renter and Road-Tripper Should Know Before Driving

Costa Rica roads range from slick highways to rocky last-mile tracks. When you need a 4x4, how seasons change...

Why Costa Rica's Start-Up Boom Is Built on Local Roots, Not Beach Daydreams
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Why Costa Rica's Start-Up Boom Is Built on Local Roots, Not Beach Daydreams

Costa Rica's start-up scene, from Santa Teresa to San José: what it really takes to build a lasting business —...

Costa Rica Logs Its Highest Human Trafficking Numbers in 16 Years — What Travellers Should Know
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Costa Rica Logs Its Highest Human Trafficking Numbers in 16 Years — What Travellers Should Know

Costa Rica recorded 83 trafficking victims in 2025, a 16-year high. What the CONATT figures show, how the syst...

Costa Rica Rafting: Which River Matches Your Nerve Level
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Costa Rica Rafting: Which River Matches Your Nerve Level

From the Class III-IV Pacuare to beginner-friendly Sarapiquí runs, a guide to Costa Rica's best rafting rivers...

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