without skimping on amazing vibes
The busiest and most expensive time is from mid-December until early May. Instead, travel in May through August for lower rates and (usually) decent weather.
There is no shortage of hotel options throughout the country. Book your hotels and rental car as early as possible to get the best options at a reasonable rate.
Although US dollars are widely accepted, you’ll usually get a better rate if you pay in colones.
The currency exchange counters do not give good exchange rates. It is best to exchange money at your bank before traveling or at an ATM in Costa Rica. .
If you want to stick to a tight budget, do as the Ticos do. Have a picnic on the beach, go swimming in the rivers or under a waterfall, and cook your meals.
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