Whether you are a tourist our a Costa Rica resident, Costa Rica has something for you. Sure Costa Rica has plenty of adventure activities such as whitewater rafting, canopy tours, canyoning, 4 wheeling, etc. Costa Rica also has activities for those who like to take things at a more leisurely pace such as birding, botanical gardens, butterfly gardens, a leisurely hike, etc. The national parks and museums are also a good way to spend the day and not spend a lot of money. Most of your adventure activities cost the most while a visit to a museum might cost less than $10 and usually less for legal residents.
Another thing to enjoy is a cultural activity that many Costa Ricans and residents enjoy is the 3:00 pm coffee break. Why not go to your local coffee shop (cafeteria) or pasteleria (bakery) and enjoy a good cup of coffee and some bread or pastry. Who knows you may meet some new friends.
Spanish Lessons is another good way to immerse yourself into a culture. There are many Spanish schools in Costa Rica. Most offer a variety of programs from full immersion programs to resident programs to online classes in the comfort of your home or office anywhere in the world. Central Valley Spanish School is located just outside of San Jose and they can offer you classes at their school or assist you with other schools in Costa Rica as well. Their web address is http://www.centralvalleyspanishschool.com/
For more information about activities visit http://www.learnspanishandmore.com/
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| Whitewater Rafting on the Rio Pacuare |
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| Rainmaker Reserve |
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| Church in La Fortuna, Costa Rica with Arenal Volcano in the background |
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