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Costa Rica Travel vlog (12 days) Pura Vida!

Our tips for visiting Costa Rica 1. The best time to visit Costa Rica is between December and April, its' dry season. Also, if you want to visit Tortuguero national park and to see the turtles laying their eggs, you should go between July and October. Naturally, each season has its own beauty as well as advantages and disadvantages. 2. We had a tour through Airbnb to get to know one of the eight Indigenous People groups in Costa Rica- Bribri. We had a great experience with Eliseo, got to know more about the Bribri history, culture, ancient activities such as preparation of cacao as a sacred drink, natural medicine plants. The link to Airbnb experience: https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/39... 3. Costa Rica is known worldwide for coffee production. And this is definitely something not to miss when visiting Costa Rica. We have visited North Fields Coffee near La Fortuna and Hacienda Alsacia, which is a Starbucks coffee farm since 2013. Also, few tips to enjoy coffee experience in your daily life: buy the whole coffee beans and grind them yourself, buy the coffee beans in specialty shops, and avoid shiny black oily beans (they are overroasted). 4. Tortuguero national park. As mentioned earlier, if you want to see the turtles laying their eggs, you need to come between July and October. Besides the turtles, the park is full of other animals. Its remote location and untouched flora and fauna make it a unique location to visit and experience. We would say it is even enough for overnight stay, go for a night jungle tour in the evening, and in the early morning, go for a boat or kayak tour. In the late evening and early morning, the animals are the most active. Otherwise, it becomes really hot during the day there and you cant do much then. Also, the seacoast is not good for swimming because of dangerous underwater currents and possible sharks appearance. 5. Costa Rica is a great place for surfing, both on Pacific and Caribbean side. On Caribbean side, you can go to Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, and have surfing classes if you are beginner. Or go enjoy the waves on your own. On the Pacific side, Santa Teresa is a great place. The waters are nice and warm, and the atmosphere of the town is great. :) Pura Vida!