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While Costa Rica (“Rich Coast”) takes up a mere .03% of the world’s surface area (think the size of West Virginia, only smaller), this tropical wonderland boasts over 5% of the entire world’s biodiversity.
Though a relatively small country, Costa Rica is made up of 10 different regions
The Interior Regions, north to south:
Northern Lowlands, Central Highlands, Central Valley, South Central
The Coastal Regions, clockwise from the Northwest:
Northern Caribbean, Southern Caribbean, South Pacific, Central Pacific, Nicoya Peninsula, Guanacaste
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Dress Light
Bring comfortable, breathable, fast-drying clothing. If you are traveling to areas that are not beach towns, consider bringing a few long sleeve shorts and pants in case of colder weather. Long-sleeve shirts and pants will also protect your skin from the strong Costa Rica sun and mosquitoes.
To see many of Costa Rica’s natural wonders, be prepared to get down and dirty. Or, at the very least, wet and muddy.
Consider the following packing list as a tour guide of sorts, put together by our team who have been operating in Costa Rica for over 20 years:
Restaurants
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS
TRANSPORTATION
ELECTRICITY
Costa Rica uses 110 V, reflecting the same voltage as the U.S. and Canada.
?Note: Visitors from other countries will need adapters.
Taxi Drivers:
Hotel Porters/Housekeepers:
Tour Guides:
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