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Costa Rica Guides was created with the purpose of offering specialized one-day tours and packages. Our goal is to offer our clients a professional, specialized service, by taking care of all the details so that they can capture the authentic Costa Rican flavor, and so that everyone traveling with us enjoys a perfect vacation.

We included the Arenal Volcano - with one of the most famous craters in the world, in our tours. We offer you operations all around costa rica.

Costa Rica is a small country but, from many points of view, a country which has plenty to offer a visitor, outstanding among which are is friendly, educated people and its rich natural heritage.

THE COSTA RICANS

Costa Rica is known for its civilized way of life. It is no exaggeration to call the country an oasis of peace. This a fundamental part of the Costa Rican character. Costa Rica is the seat of the University for Peace as well as the Interamerican Court of Human Rights. This fact empathizes the trust placed in the country's political and social stability by the international community. Costa Ricans are characterized by three distinct cultural life styles; that of the peasants and farmers of the Central Valley, of the inhabitants of the plains of Guanacaste and of the Caribbeans of the Province of Limón.

Their ethnic origins are a mixture, being a blend of the native inhabitants of the area (although to a lesser extent than in other Central American countries), of the Spanish colonists and of Afro-Caribbean immigrants which began entering as of the last century. The Costa Rican is both friendly and hospitable, the obvious product of his freedom. costa rica is one of the oldest democracies in America, as well as being a free and independent republic. Its inhabitants not only enjoy complete political stability, but also their nation's long standing commitment to democratic freedom. Peace is the most precious possession of Costa Rica's people. The country abolished its army half way through this century, the Rural and Civil Guards being sufficient to protect the citizens. Costa Rica was twice nominated to receive the Nobel Peace Prize and this was awarded, in 1987, to the incumbent President of the Republic, Dr.Oscar Arias. This award was a truly merited recognition of the Costa Rican way of life.