At the forefront of eco and adventure tourism, Costa Rica is one of the world’s most beautiful and biodiverse countries:
A natural paradise of scenic valleys, striking volcanoes, stunning coastlines and lucious forests brimming with kaleidoscopic flora and fauna.
The country’s volcanic topography means it is home to a number of natural hot springs, the best of...
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Read MoreBritish Airways offer direct flights from London Gatwick to San Jose Airport twice weekly. Alternatively, you may choose to change in one of the many US cities which serve the Costa Rican capital, such as New York City, Los Angeles or Atlanta.
The driest and sunniest period is between mid-December and April, though this is also peak tourist season and prices are at their highest. July and August are slightly wetter months, but there is still generally plenty of sun, and the prices are usually much lower.
We recommend a minimum of 10 days, which will give you enough time to experience some of the country’s major highlights whilst also allowing for travel time between destinations.
If you are a UK national you do not require a visa to enter Costa Rica and may remain there for up to 90 days under a tourist visa waiver.
This Central-American gem is a truly beautiful place, dotted with colorful, colonial cities, towering volcanoes, picturesque beaches, and vast tropical forests.
Time capsules shouldn’t have expiration dates but with changes in the Cuban government you may have a limited time to truly discover it.
Igazu Falls, Vineyards and Patagonia alone are enough to tempt you in!