This isn't just the country's biggest city, but also the country's cultural capital. The city's charm lies in its plentiful art galleries, great museums, fine restaurants, vibrant clubs, splendid parks, and rustic markets. The historical neighborhood of Barrio Amón is a highlight not to be missed.
As one of Costa Rica's most developed beach towns, Jaco offers plenty of shops, restaurants, and accommodations. The town is popular with backpackers and has a booming nightlife. If you're looking for a party, Jaco is the place to go.
This former fisherman's village turned into a buzzing beach town attracts a crowd of surfers and beach lovers throughout the year. The beaches are perfect for relaxing and sunset gazing, but there are also plenty of opportunities for getting active: go stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, hiking, or ziplining.
This gorgeous and relatively quiet beach town is frequented by surfers and known for its consistent waves. The town provides easy access to various waterfalls, national parks, and wildlife sanctuaries. Cozy bars, restaurants, and local artisan shops line the cobblestone road along the shore.
This small and remote beach town is a favorite among backpackers, yogis, and surfers alike. The tranquil atmosphere and bohemian vibes, vibrant art community, quiet beaches, lush forests, and waterfalls, make Montezuma an inspiring solo travel destination.
