In fact, driving in Costa Rica isn’t that much different than driving in the states. However, there are a few unique rules and things to know if you plan to drive in Costa Rica.

Road trips in Costa Rica: three routes exploring nature, culture and coastlines Hit the road for beaches, turtles and off-the-beaten-track experiences in Central America’s natural playground.

Costa Rica Travel: A Word on Getting Around Newbies should know that most of the country’s coolest spots require a car to get there. You can rent one at airports for a DIY road trip, or hire a ...

Costa Rica Green Airways is another domestic airline, though it does not fly to as many destinations as Sansa. It's easy to book a cheap flight, with rates starting at about $100 for a one-way flight.

Things to Know When Driving in Costa Rica. Here are some things you should know before getting on the road in Costa Rica. Tolls. Route 27 is a toll highway. There are about 3 toll stops along the way.

Monteverde is a haven for ecotourism on Costa Rica’s central Pacific coast — even its name in Spanish means "green mountain." Home to thousands of plants and more than 400 bird species, like ...