If you want to dive into the culture of Costa Rica you have to try its food. Costa Rican food is tasty rather than spicy. Costa Rica travel is not complete without having tried the national dish Gallo Pinto, a dish …

Delight your senses with our listing of favorite Costa Rican recipes. From Gallo Pinto to Heart of Palm Salad, and many more!

Do you love travel but also want to maintain your vegetarian diet in different cultures? Discover what it is like to be a vegetarian in Costa Rica!

Starchy like a potato or breadfruit, and very filling and also often used in recipes for bread, soups, cookies, and cakes. And if you’re ever visiting Costa Rica in October, stop by the Pejibaye Festival, …

Costa Rica is a cultural melting pot. It shows indigenous origins and Spanish colonial influence, with a peppery splash of other immigrant cultures thrown in the stew such as Jamaican and Chinese.

Enjoy a Costa Rica Breakfast of Gallo Pinto. You will love how delicious it truly is. Costa Ricans are proud to eat it every day.

Pinto y los frijoles son alimento básico de Costa Rica y denominador común entre diferentes sabores culinarios en diferentes regiones del país; Como un todo, los tres platos más reconocidos del país …

You can find food in the Sirena and El Tigre sectors, but you must make reservations. In Drake Bay you can find a variety of options including seafood and traditional Costa Rican food (don’t forget to try a …

To escape the cold, it’s a great idea to consider spending Christmas in Costa Rica with some of our holiday packages. You can enjoy various cultural activities such as topes (traditional horse parades), …

Costa Rica is full of history which still defines the locals today. The Ticos have a strong culture that has been shaped by many different influences over the centuries.