get lost in love
You started an adventure together. You took your partner’s hand and walked into the unknown. Now’s your chance to really go for it. Whether you stay in a secluded retreat or take on the town together, a trip to Costa Rica is an unparalleled opportunity to connect and explore the beauty of the world – as a team.
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5 perfect getaways for couples or friends
We all love to have options to choose from when it comes to a couple’s getaway or a trip with friends. That’s why we’ve prepared this list of 5 perfect places for a hike, picnic or sunset so that you can enjoy the fresh air and spend some quality time with your nearest and dearest. How many of th...
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escape into paradise
Traverse the jungle together. Stroll along the beach hand in hand. Charter a boat to ride the waves at sunset and soak in natural hot springs. Costa Rica is a place to feel whole with your other half.
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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
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.
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.
Keep your belongings somewhere safe while enjoying the sea or leave them somewhere they can be watched.
- Always use reef-safe sunscreen to avoid sunburns.
- When possible, don’t swim on your own.
- Consult the authorities about the current beach conditions.
- Be aware of warning flags on the beach.
- Do not enter the ocean if you don’t know how to swim. If you’re surfing as a beginner, stay under the supervision of a qualified instructor.
Be sure to bring insect repellent, a raincoat with a hood and a comfortable pair of hiking boots.