Founded in the first half of the eighteenth century, San José is nowadays a city where visitors of the entire world converge; it is a metropolis full of interesting places, faces, and colors …

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Discover Puntarenas, a tropical paradise in Costa Rica. Explore stunning beaches, lush forests, and rich local culture.

Known as the “Pearl of the Pacific,” Puntarenas is the largest province of Costa Rica, with an area of 11,276 Km2. The main attraction is its Pacific coastline, extending more than 500 miles …

Tortuguero was declared a national park on Sept. 24, 1970, and its boundaries were extended three times (1980, 1995 and 1998). Its area has increased from 64,701.45 hectares to 76,937. …

With a territory of 2.656 km2 and a population of 75,000 inhabitants, Heredia is Costa Rica’s smallest province. Founded in 1706, it is a town appreciated for its colonial heritage and …

The city of Limon is the point of arrival for visitors. It is a port, which is essential in Costa Rica’s economic life and the greatest living example of the multicultural meeting experienced in this …

Costa Rica’s capital city of San José, located in the Central Valley, is a bustling metropolis filled with cultural attractions, historical architecture, contemporary hotels and an exciting restaurant …

On November 9, 1865, the then governor Jose Maria Madriz declared Limon as the first port city along the Atlantic coast. In 1870, Limon was designated a region and according to the designs …

In the Puntarenas City, there are several buildings of historical interest, including the stone church; in this city you will find a variety of tourist attractions that will allow you to experience …