Several facts about Costa Rica and different aspects related to vacationing and living in this country
For your hotels in San Jose, or any major city such as Alajuela, Heredia or Cartago it is safe to drink tap water, this is also true for most of the more mountainous regions you may visit, such as Monteverde, Arenal or the Savegre area, where the water is not only safe but, in many …
Starting August 1st 2021 Costa Rica will stop requiring a health insurance policy for minors under 18 and for adults fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Requirements: • Having received an approved vaccine: Moderna, Pfizer, AstraZeneca, or Johnson & Johnson • The last dose (if applies) must have been administered at least 14 days before entering Costa …
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The months of July and August are ideal months for Costa Rican locals to vacation. These are just five among many other reasons why should also consider visiting Costa Rica during July or August. Reason #1: Meet Costa Rican families on vacation. All schools have a 2-3 week vacation period in July and you are …
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Priscilla Jiménez, Senior Travel Advisor [email protected] Some guests due to travel in the following days have shown concerns about the current Covid-19 situation in Costa Rica. Updated to May 12, 2021 Costa Rica is not in lockdown. There have been more cases in the past two weeks, like in many other countries, which has been …
Costa Rica is 51,100 square kilometers (19,714 square miles). This makes it just a bit smaller than West Virginia, or, for a trickier to grasp comparison: 58% of the greater metropolitan area of Los Angeles. The population is roughly 5,000,000. Costa Rica may be small, but it is the land bridge between North and South …
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