FAQ

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Costa Rica is a member of the Central American region, Costa Rica is situated in the tropics about 10 degrees north of Ecuador. It shares borders with Nicaragua to the north, Panama to the southeast, the Caribbean Sea to the east, and the Pacific Ocean to the west.

The country's vision is centered on sustainability; its land area to global surface ratio is 0 point 001; however, it is home to nearly 5% of the world's biodiversity; trade winds from the Caribbean Sea; topography; geography; humidity; and sunshine all play a role in this; and its unique microclimate makes it a very interesting place for tourists to visit.

The months of December through April are known locally as Verano, which is Summer or Dry Station (extremely dry), with low humidity. In some parts of the Central South Pacific and even the Atlantic Ocean, it may occasionally rain. Depending on the microclimate or region you are in, May to November is the rainy season or rainy station, during which time rainfall generally increases and humidity levels rise.

Guanacaste, also known as the Eternal Tropical Desert, experiences no rain from December to April, sporadic afternoon showers, and some dryness from May to November, with sunny mornings and an annual average temperature of 94°F and 20% lower humidity.

The US and Canada are exempt. You should check the official immigration website of Costa Rica to see if any countries demand a visa.

From the USA and Canada, it is not necessary. You must check the official Costa Rica Immigration website to see if it is required by some countries.

To enter Costa Rica, all tourists are required to have passports that are currently valid for at least six more months.

If you are taking a special or specific medication, bring it with you because you might not be able to find the same product; there will be similar but occasionally different names or brands.

Costa Rica No Army!
One of the seven blue zones!
A third of Costa Rican territory is legally protected!
The people of Costa Rica, or "Ticos," are very amiable
Human rights in education and medicine!
A leader in renewable energy is Costa Rica.
twelve distinct microclimates!
One of Latin America's more liberal nations
one of the most popular locations for retirement

One of the seven provinces, Guanacaste offers excellent weather, diversity, accessibility, deep sea fishing, sunset cruises, snorkeling, diving, wildlife, rain forest adventures, cloud forest, tree top canopy expeditions, float trips, white water rafting, waterfall, and access to Nicaragua to explore lakes, active volcanoes, vibrant colonial cities, among other things.

Costa Rica is very diverse Guanacaste 90F, San Jose Capital 78F, Monte Verde Cloud Forest 60F, Cartago San Maria de Dota 55F.

There is a lot to explore, so be prepared for the beach and the rain forest by packing some rain gear and closed-toed shoes.

Four significant golf courses are available for rent.

Get the most qualified individuals and the best tools available, and start early to get organized, avoid hassle, and waste less of your valuable time. Due to the high season, pre-booking your tours and transfers is a must if you want to enjoy your vacation to the fullest. Do not let those working in the informal sector take advantage of your need by making last-minute reservations for tours and airport transfers and getting charged more than necessary.

In Tamarindo or Jaco beaches, there are many places to rent.

In order to prevent charges from being rejected while you are visiting Costa Rica, it is always clever to let them know.

We accept VISA and Mastercard credit cards

El Sabanero, a cowboy from Costa Rica who lives in Guanacaste and refers to the open plain where he deals with livestock on a daily basis.

People from Costa Rica are known as ticos because of the grammatical prefix "ticos," which is used in a wide variety of Spanish words. Ticos are synonymous with Pura Vida, which is what you can experience in Costa Rica. Life is wonderful and great, so you will always feel Pura Vida there!

The colon, also known as colones, is the official unit of currency in Costa Rica. Along with the colon and colones, the US dollar is widely accepted.

Most cell phones from the US and Canada will work in Costa Rica.

Wi Fi is very common in most places as well mobile Wi Fi service usually.

Joining Expedited Tour and its knowledgeable team with local knowledge is the best way to explore Costa Rica and Nicaragua if you are not accustomed to the narrow roads and signs.

Private tours give you the freedom to schedule your own time, space, and activities exactly how you like, making your day experience much more convenient and flexible, departure, arrival, especially when you travel with infants or adults due to the specific attention they require.

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