In Pejibaye de Atirro, in the mountains of Cartago, Quijote Experiencia Rural occupies a privileged lookout point with 360-degree views that reach as far as two distant volcanoes. It’s a 400-hectare family farm turned rainforest reserve, where silence and privacy are the norm. The camping area is thoughtfully laid out: it includes bathrooms, a firepit…
On the banks of the Reventazón River in Orosí de Paraíso, Cartago, with Tapantí National Park as its backdrop, Hacienda Ganadera Tapantí is a working cattle ranch that welcomes visitors about 45 minutes from San José. The camping area sits right beside the river, with several covered ranchos equipped with a grill, tables, water and…
Above a historic mining town in Abangares, Guanacaste, in the foothills of the Tilarán mountain range, La Colina Goldmine offers one of the widest panoramas in the area: the view stretches across the Abangares valley and over the Gulf of Nicoya toward the Nicoya Peninsula, a region designated a Blue Zone in 2004 by National…
Termales El Guayacán lies in Fortuna de Bagaces, Guanacaste, on the slopes of the Miravalles Volcano, roughly an hour from Liberia. The site is fed by geothermally heated water and offers eight thermal pools of varying temperatures ranging from about 0.75 m to 2 m deep, plus a long water slide and a volcanic-mud pool….
Rio Tigre is deep into the Jungle of the Osa Peninsula like 10 minutes before Puerto Jimenez town, is an underestimated lush area due to being out of the touristic hotspots but for being out of this touristic to crowded places make the exploring along this area full of more genuine lushness than other places…
Catarata Las Trillizas (“The Triplets”) is located in the community of San Antonio, in Santa Cruz de Turrialba, Cartago province, near the base of Turrialba Volcano. Three distinct waterfalls, ranging from about 20 to 40 metres, cascade into pools amid lush rainforest scenery. Reaching the falls involves a short but steep hike of 15 to…
There are areas of the country where travelers have not heard of, most visitors of our country just hear about the to touristy areas and don’t consider small rural areas I like to call “little hidden gems”, and I’m not just talking about the natural attractions and non touristy yet non exploited areas, im talking…
If you are exploring the surroundings of the Northern Highlands try not to miss this place due to all the natural attractions you can do by yourself like Cerro Pelado Hike, Viento Fresco Waterfalls and the Catarata El Ahora, all this within a short drive reach and perfect for convincing on a morning full of…
This campsite is located on the far northwestern part of the Guanacaste Coast just below the Nicaragua border near the town of “La Cruz”. The peaceful, hidden beaches of this region, including Papaturro, Rajada, Rajadita, and Puerto Zoley, are often underestimated and less frequently visited due to their remote location about an hour north of…
This is a very popular Caribbean campsite due to its perfect beachfront location right next to the town of Puerto Viejo de Talamanca. It’s the ideal spot if you’re looking to experience relaxed beach vibes and share in a chill, “hippie” atmosphere with friendly locals and foreigners. The campsite is located right next to the…
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