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Explore Costa Rica

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Explore Costa Rica

Tailored individual tour of Costa Rica: volcanoes, cloud forests, Caribbean beaches, and 6% of the world's biodiversity — customized by experts who have personally traveled the country.

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Packing list Costa Rica: What really belongs in the luggage
Practically tested packing list for Costa Rica: Clothing for four climate zones (layering principle), wildlife gear (binoculars 8x42, neutral colors), travel pharmacy, and the 110V adapter tip.
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Costa Rica National Parks
The 12 most important national parks of Costa Rica: Manuel Antonio, Corcovado, Tortuguero, Monteverde, and more — with entrance fees, best travel times, and insider tips for your planning.
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Best travel time for Costa Rica: month by month explained
When to go to Costa Rica? Dry season vs. rainy season, Caribbean reverse climate, Quetzal breeding season, humpback whales & booking lead time — honest and fact-based from Costa Rica experts.
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Getting to Costa Rica: Direct Flights, Airports & Domestic Connections
Direct flight Frankfurt–San José with Lufthansa (~12h), SJO vs. LIR, SANSA domestic flights to Drake Bay & Tortuguero, and rental cars from the airport — the complete arrival guide.
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