Learn salsa in Costa Rica

Would you like to learn how to dance like the local Latinos? Costa Ricans have always been in love with music and especially salsa. Costa Rica is a great place to learn how to dance salsa since most locals dance almost by default. The locals are always friendly and willing to help those wanting to learn. There are plenty of affordable salsa schools around town which will ensure that you enjoy dancing in Costa Rica while stretching out your dollar.

Taste traditional Costarican dishes

Costa Rica has its own traditional cuisine, which is composed of rice, beans, vegetables, different meats, and many Caribbean and south American spices. Costa Rica’s famous meal is called “Gallo Pinto”. Gallo pinto is made by combining rice, beans, cilantro, green peppers, onions (if desired), garlic, chicken consommé, and Lizano sauce(many people believe that this is the secret ingredient). In our tours you can add this feature for a really low price and delight yourself with Costa Rica’s delicious food.

Tortuga Island Cruise

The Tortuga Island is located in the pacific coast, near the Nicoya peninsula. Tortuga Island is definitely a “must see” spot for tourists. This place is only 90 minutes away from San Jose and it is worth all of your time and money. By including this adventure in your travel package one can create a good balance between active adventures (like surfing, hiking, or fishing) and relaxation activities. The following is a short description of a cruise to Tortuga Island. First, you would be transported from your hotel to the pacific coast where you would board the yacht that takes visitors to Tortuga Island. On the way to the island, drinks are provided as well as breakfast and lunch. Once there you will enjoy the warm water and sands of the island. It sounds good, doesn’t it? Well it is a must-see adventure, and space is limited so make your reservation now!

Visit a Coffee Plantation

While Costa Rica is not among the world’s largest coffee producers, Costa Rica has earned a reputation for producing fine quality coffee according to the National Coffee Association of USA (www.ncausa.org). Furthermore, Costa Rica produces only wet processed arabicas. In Costa Rica the love for growing, processing, and harvesting coffee has led the country to position itself as a leading choice among consumers in Latin America. There are currently different coffee plantation tours available. Visiting a coffee plantation is a great experience for anyone who is traveling to Costa Rica because you can learn more about Costa Rica’s history as well as delight yourself with a cup of high quality Costarican coffee. Many souvenirs are available at the coffee plantation, such as shirts, coffee bags, coffee liquor, coffee candy and more. For more useful information about Costa Rica call us now and let us help you plan your vacation.