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Last Updated on July 31, 2026 Tárcoles Crocodile Bridge: What’s Covered The Tárcoles crocodile bridge is a free roadside stop on Highway 34 where 15–30 wild American crocodiles bask 75 feet below, some over 15 feet long. It’s about 45 miles from San José Airport on the way to Jacó and Manuel Antonio, so any […]

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Last Updated on July 31, 2026 Playa Flamingo Snorkeling: What’s Covered Playa Flamingo offers some of Guanacaste’s best snorkeling, an hour from Liberia Airport on the Gold Coast. Private half-day tours start around $500 for up to four people, gear included, and dry-season visibility often hits 30–50 feet. A rental car at the marina lets […]

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Last Updated on July 31, 2026 Bribri Chocolate Tour: What’s Covered A Bribri chocolate tour near Puerto Viejo pairs cultural immersion with Costa Rica’s largest indigenous group and hands-on cacao making using centuries-old methods. Tours run $30–45 for 3–4 hours, about 30 minutes away on Route 36. A rental car to Puerto Viejo plus a […]

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Last Updated on July 31, 2026 San José Central Market: What’s Covered San José’s Mercado Central has run since 1880 — 200+ stalls of $2 breakfasts, coffee, medicinal herbs, and souvenirs in downtown San José. It’s open Monday–Saturday, 6 AM–5 PM, closed Sundays, and it’s cash-in-colones. Skip downtown parking headaches: take an Uber (~$15–20 from […]

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Last Updated on July 31, 2026 Territorio de Zaguates: What’s Covered Territorio de Zaguates, the “Land of the Strays,” is the world’s largest free-range, no-kill dog sanctuary — over 1,000 rescued dogs across a 378-acre mountain farm near Carrizal de Alajuela, about an hour from San José. Public walks with the pack are free when […]

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