Nestled deep within the Talamanca Mountains of Costa Rica, San Gerardo de Dota stands as a testament to the pristine beauty ...

Renting a car gives you freedom and flexibility, but because Costa Rica’s roads are infamous for creek crossings, steep grades, and potholes, make sure you get a high-clearance 4x4, especially ...

The best way to get around Costa Rica is by car. Having your own set of wheels gives you the freedom to explore at your leisure. If you're hoping to save money, using public transportation is a ...

A truly memorable, once-in-a-lifetime road trip through Costa Rica's spectacular landscape should be on everyone's travel bucket list. Read the original article on Explore.

Costa Rica and Panama are coordinating to expedite southbound migrant transit through their countries along the same route ...

Costa Rica's dry months usher in the most sunshine ... If you are planning to visit during this season keep in mind that unpaved roads can sometimes be impassable, making getting to remote places ...

This was one of the most used shelters along the road. Since 1974 it is part of the Architectural Historical Patrimony of Costa Rica. Cerro de la Muerte was part of the original Pan-American Highway.

Picture yourself on a white-sand beach, surrounded by palm trees. In the distance, surfers ride the breaking waves. Behind you rises a dense rainforest, where white-faced capuchin monkeys jump ...