indulge in the good life
Your trip to Costa Rica can be exactly how you want it. From relaxing spas and elevated dining to private tours and excursions, tailor your vacation to suit you exactly. The setting is already lush and stunning, so why not handpick the best experiences to enhance your visit?
Relax at Isla Tortuga
If you’re looking for an option with sun, catamaran rides and a great ambiance, you have to visit this natural spot.luxury traveler itineraries
curate your joy
The wealth of awe-inspiring activities you can enjoy in Costa Rica allows you to decide what luxury means to you. Rest in scenic beauty. Chase adrenaline in incomparable nature. Spot rare wildlife on unique tours. It’s all waiting for you here.
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cultural insights
From its Indigenous origins to its modern Latin American flair, Costa Rica's culture is naturally diverse. Ticos embrace a culture of music, dance, art and cuisine. They create an inviting atmosphere for travelers to come explore and appreciate all that they have to offer.
faqs and tips
Yes, a valid passport is mandatory to enter Costa Rica.
Depending on your country of origin, you may enter Costa Rica without a visa. USA, Canada and most European countries enjoy this privilege.
The colón is Costa Rica’s currency. U.S. dollars are also widely accepted.
All major credit cards are widely accepted. ATMs are located throughout the country.
We’d love it! Nonresidents need the following documents to get married here: original birth certificates, affidavit of single status, police record, valid passport and a divorce decree (if applicable). These documents must follow the authentication procedure before you bring them to Costa Rica.
Dogs and cats entering Costa Rica must have a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian, endorsed by a veterinarian service. The examination for the certificate must be conducted within the two weeks prior to traveling to Costa Rica. The required vaccinations are: distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvovirus and rabies (for animals 4 months or older).