We’re taking you to The Springs Resort & Spa, the most scenic and fun hot springs resort in La Fortuna. We’re giving you the details on how the day pass works, why this spot stands out with its 25 thermal pools and water slide, how to enjoy the swim-up bar and restaurants, and share the epic views o…We’re taking you to The Springs Resort & Spa, the most scenic and fun hot springs resort in La Fortuna. We’re giving you the details on how the day pass works, why this spot stands out with its 25 thermal pools and water slide, how to enjoy the swim-up bar and restaurants, and share the epic views of Arenal Volcano.
More Costa Rica Travel Resources
• Costa Rica 1 Week Itinerary
• Things to do in Costa Rica via our curated Viator list
• Stay at Arenal Paraíso Resort & Thermo Mineral Hot Springs
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We spent 7 days in Costa Rica hiking to waterfalls, spotting wild sloths in the jungle, soaking in volcano-fed hot springs, and exploring our way through this amazing country. On this trip we flew in and out of San Jose and bookended our trip there. We spent two nights in Arenal and two nights in th…We spent 7 days in Costa Rica hiking to waterfalls, spotting wild sloths in the jungle, soaking in volcano-fed hot springs, and exploring our way through this amazing country. On this trip we flew in and out of San Jose and bookended our trip there. We spent two nights in Arenal and two nights in the Monteverde Cloud Forest.
Episode Highlights:
• Costa Rica Travel Tips
• Hiking to the best views of the Arenal Volcano
• Things to do in La Fortuna including: The Springs Resort, Sky Adventures Arenal Park & La Fortuna Waterfall
• Things to do in Monteverde including: Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve, Sloth Observatory, El Tigre Waterfall hike, Santa Elena Reserva Bosque Nuboso
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Check out our Costa Rica Viator Experiences for all activities we recommend and even some that we wanted to do but couldn't get to.
Hotels we stayed at on this trip:
• DoubleTree by Hilton Cariari - San Jose Costa Rica
• Arenal Hotel - Arenal Paraíso Resort & Thermo Mineral Hot Springs
• Monteverde Hotel - El Establo Mountain Hotel
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Hear about a road trip through Central America as the Amateur Traveler talks about traveling overland through Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala in search of volcanoes, tropical birds, colonial cities, crater lakes, Mayan ruins, and a few new countries added to his map.
Thi…Hear about a road trip through Central America as the Amateur Traveler talks about traveling overland through Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala in search of volcanoes, tropical birds, colonial cities, crater lakes, Mayan ruins, and a few new countries added to his map.
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This multi-country journey combines some of the region’s best experiences into one trip: cloud forests in Costa Rica, volcanic landscapes in Nicaragua, changing fortunes in El Salvador, the Mayan ruins of Copán in Honduras, and the lakeside villages and colonial cities of Guatemala. Along the way, Chris finds colorful markets, Scarlet Macaws, crater lakes, beautiful colonial architecture, and more volcanoes than he expected.
In this episode.
Chris shares stories from a 15-day small-group trip that began in San José, Costa Rica, and ended in Antigua, Guatemala. The trip was designed to pick up three new countries for him: Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador, while also revisiting Costa Rica and Guatemala.
My old comedy pal from Chicago is now an expat living in Costa Rica. Time to check in to see how it is living La Pura Vida.
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From organizing group trips to Costa Rica and Greece to connecting with listeners across the globe, we’ve seen how travel can bring people together in powerful ways. We reflect on what community means to us, how it’s grown alongside the podcast from day one to over 100 episodes, and the joy of shari…From organizing group trips to Costa Rica and Greece to connecting with listeners across the globe, we’ve seen how travel can bring people together in powerful ways. We reflect on what community means to us, how it’s grown alongside the podcast from day one to over 100 episodes, and the joy of sharing adventures with like-minded travelers. It’s a look at the connections, experiences, and stories that make building community through travel so meaningful.
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Bridget Crocker is a trailblazer in women's empowerment within the outdoor industry. A leading whitewater rafting guide in far-flung regions of Zambia, Ethiopia, the Philippines, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica, India, and the Western United States. During this interview, she discusses her new memoir The Ri…Bridget Crocker is a trailblazer in women's empowerment within the outdoor industry. A leading whitewater rafting guide in far-flung regions of Zambia, Ethiopia, the Philippines, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica, India, and the Western United States. During this interview, she discusses her new memoir The Rivers Daughter. Support your local bookstore and pickup a copy today!
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Show notes:
00:04:36 - Connecting with Nature and Overcoming Challenges
00:09:04 - Overcoming Insecurity in Guide School
00:10:27 - Facing Fear on the Snake River
00:12:29 - Empowerment and Challenges in River Guiding
00:15:46 - Shifting Power Dynamics in Society
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00:28:21 - Lessons on Allyship and Empowerment
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00:36:53 - Embracing Change and Courage
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You've thought of it. Probably even dreamed of it. Leaving your regular life - the job, the car, the house, and the rat race - to move to a tropical location, renovate, and run a hotel.
No worries, no stress. All sunshine, surf, fresh coconuts. Pure bliss.
Well...you've dreamed of doing it, but …You've thought of it. Probably even dreamed of it. Leaving your regular life - the job, the car, the house, and the rat race - to move to a tropical location, renovate, and run a hotel.
No worries, no stress. All sunshine, surf, fresh coconuts. Pure bliss.
Well...you've dreamed of doing it, but Steph and Luke have actually done it.
In 2020, they "bet it all" to move to Costa Rica and open up a hotel with two young daughters in tow.
Heck, they even got a tv show out of it - HGTV's "Betting on Paradise."
They were living the dream.
What could possibly go wrong?
Turns out...A LOT.
Here's the full, behind the scenes story of that journey, told by two people who have some of best energy you could possibly have - and still were almost broken by it! more
Ever dreamt of moving to a tropical country, beach breeze blowing through your hair, surrounded by lush vegetation, wildlife, and amazing surf?
("Uhhh, yea Trav, basically every day!")
Well great - then you're in luck.
Because 4 years ago, my great friend Erika Kennedy packed up her life in Canada, …Ever dreamt of moving to a tropical country, beach breeze blowing through your hair, surrounded by lush vegetation, wildlife, and amazing surf?
("Uhhh, yea Trav, basically every day!")
Well great - then you're in luck.
Because 4 years ago, my great friend Erika Kennedy packed up her life in Canada, her husband, two kids, and mom and headed off for that dream lifestyle in Costa Rica.
And after living there for 4 years, she explains what it is ACTUALLY like to live that beachfront paradise lifestyle - the good, the bad, and the WTF - including some of the most random things you can't get there.
(oh, and she also renovated a decrepit mountaintop house, so she's really seen it all).
Enjoy this behind the scenes look at what life in Costa Rica is really like...and maybe you'll be packing your bags sooner rather than later. more
Today we are chatting with Celeste Lawson (@mscelestelawson), founder of Melanin Tours, about her journey of relocating to Costa Rica and the services her company offers to help others do the same. We discuss the challenges and opportunities of moving abroad, including immigration processes, real es…Today we are chatting with Celeste Lawson (@mscelestelawson), founder of Melanin Tours, about her journey of relocating to Costa Rica and the services her company offers to help others do the same. We discuss the challenges and opportunities of moving abroad, including immigration processes, real estate options, healthcare, and the cost of living. Celeste shares her insights on the expat community in Costa Rica and the various ways to experience the country, from relocation tours to cultural experiences. In this episode, you will learn:
• The digital nomad visa is one of the easiest ways to move to Costa Rica.
• Real estate prices in Costa Rica are significantly lower than in the U.S.
• Healthcare in Costa Rica is affordable and accessible, with various options available.
• Local dining options, known as sodas, offer authentic meals at reasonable prices.
• Costa Rica has a vibrant expat community that provides support and resources.
• Language barriers can be navigated with local resources and classes.
• The cost of living in Costa Rica can be budget-friendly, especially with local products.
• Celeste is launching a budget-friendly monthly relocation tour for interested individuals.
• Community and support are important in the relocation process.
...and more!
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PBS' own Samantha Brown, host of "Places to Love", was our guest this week, in celebration of her 25 years as a TV travel show host.
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PBS' own Samantha Brown, host of "Places to Love", was our guest this week, in celebration of her 25 years as a TV travel show host.
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In this episode, Angie and Anthony Cave dive into the latest in travel news, personal updates, and tips for making the most of your points and miles. The highlight post of the week is Scott's review of Secrets Papagayo in Costa Rica, a Hyatt all-inclusive, where snorkeling and diverse dining options…In this episode, Angie and Anthony Cave dive into the latest in travel news, personal updates, and tips for making the most of your points and miles. The highlight post of the week is Scott's review of Secrets Papagayo in Costa Rica, a Hyatt all-inclusive, where snorkeling and diverse dining options stood out. Angie and Anthony also discuss the new U.K. Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirement starting January 9, Delta’s partnership switch from Lyft to Uber, and updates on Hyatt, inc...more
The author of a guidebook to Costa Rica discusses what the phrase "pura vida" conveys amid the tropical abundance of her adopted Central American eco-paradise. Then a Morocco expert and fellow guidebook writer recommends the best cities for immersing yourself in the Old World atmosphere of Morocco's…The author of a guidebook to Costa Rica discusses what the phrase "pura vida" conveys amid the tropical abundance of her adopted Central American eco-paradise. Then a Morocco expert and fellow guidebook writer recommends the best cities for immersing yourself in the Old World atmosphere of Morocco's intimate, car-free medina neighborhoods. And fellow listeners call in to share how their passions and hobbies have provided a framework for memorable overseas travels.more
Costa Rica is a trending destination—and for good reason! 🌴 From lush rainforests to stunning beaches, it’s the perfect getaway for families looking to explore nature and experience a new culture. In this episode of All Things Travel, Ryan and Julie share a detailed family-friendly itinerary that co…Costa Rica is a trending destination—and for good reason! 🌴 From lush rainforests to stunning beaches, it’s the perfect getaway for families looking to explore nature and experience a new culture. In this episode of All Things Travel, Ryan and Julie share a detailed family-friendly itinerary that combines adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable memories. Key Topics Covered: 🌋 Explore the Rainforest: Walking the iconic hanging bridges and spotting wildlifeVisiting sloth sanctuaries and expe...more
Welcome to Episode 165, where I co-host this special episode with Ebonie Finley.
Are you dreaming of trading your office cubicle for a beachside hammock? Welcome to another exciting episode of the Winging It Travel Podcast, where we take you on a journey through the vibrant world of digital nomadis…Welcome to Episode 165, where I co-host this special episode with Ebonie Finley.
Are you dreaming of trading your office cubicle for a beachside hammock? Welcome to another exciting episode of the Winging It Travel Podcast, where we take you on a journey through the vibrant world of digital nomadism! Join host James Hammond and co-host Ebony Finlay as they explore the ins and outs of remote work while travelling, sharing their personal travel stories and experiences from some of the most captivating destinations around the globe.
In this episode, Ebonie, a seasoned traveller and digital nomad, takes us to the lush landscapes of Costa Rica. She paints a vivid picture of the laid-back lifestyle and her challenges in making lasting connections in this paradise. Ebony, who has been living the digital nomad life since 2017 and is the founder of Nomad Generation, shares her adventures in Colombia and Guatemala too. She provides invaluable insights into the lifestyle, cost of living, safety, and community in each location, making this episode a treasure trove of travel tips for aspiring digital nomads.
James brings a different perspective as he names Thailand, Vietnam, and Bolivia as potential places to be a digital nomad based on his travels. Even though he has not lived this lifestyle to date, he brings a wealth of experience travelling in these countries, which helps the conversation about whether we should consider these as digital nomads.
As they dive deeper into their travel experiences, James and Ebony emphasize the importance of community among digital nomads. They discuss how building connections can enhance your travel journey and provide a support system while you're on the road. With practical advice and personal anecdotes, this episode is packed with travel inspiration for anyone looking to embark on their backpacking adventures or explore the world while working remotely.
So grab your headphones, settle in, and prepare for a delightful discussion that ignites your passion for travel. Whether you're contemplating a move to a new country or just looking for your next travel recommendations, this episode is a must-listen for anyone eager to experience the freedom of digital nomadism. Tune in to the Winging It Travel Podcast and let the adventure begin!
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In this episode of the Solo Travel Woman Podcast, host Sara Straw explores the power of spontaneity in solo travel, sharing personal stories from destinations like Barcelona, Prague, and Costa Rica. Sara dives into how embracing the unexpected can lead to unforgettable experiences, offering practica…In this episode of the Solo Travel Woman Podcast, host Sara Straw explores the power of spontaneity in solo travel, sharing personal stories from destinations like Barcelona, Prague, and Costa Rica. Sara dives into how embracing the unexpected can lead to unforgettable experiences, offering practical tips on wandering without a plan, staying flexible when things go wrong, and confidently saying "yes" to new adventures. With advice on packing light, solo dining, and making connections with fellow travelers, this episode is packed with inspiration for solo travelers ready to plan less and experience more.
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Sara Ann Straw, CMP is a travel design and destination event expert with over 15 years of experience solo traveling. With a passion for solo travel, Sara founded the Solo Travel Woman Society to bring together other women with similar interests and passions to form a community, share knowledge and empower one another. Sara is the author of The Ultimate Solo Travel Woman Guide, and host of The Solo Travel Woman Podcast.
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We have a fun episode for you today, centered around Costa Rica and family travel. As one of our most popular destinations, we're always working to find new and interesting ways to explore this beautiful country and to help families make lasting memories.
Joining me on this episode is my friend an…We have a fun episode for you today, centered around Costa Rica and family travel. As one of our most popular destinations, we're always working to find new and interesting ways to explore this beautiful country and to help families make lasting memories.
Joining me on this episode is my friend and partner in the region, Javier Echecopar. Javier also brought along his 15 year old daughter, Fiore, to give us a bit of perspective on life in Costa Rica for kids and teens and to share some of her favorite travel experiences.
We chat about everything from bioluminescence, to the best way to travel around the country, to some interesting ways to immerse in the local culture.
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Guided Costa Rica Camino with Homestays and Daily Luggage Transfer
PART II: Join us as we continue our 175 mile/280 km Costa Rica Camino where, over 16 days, you walk from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean, across the entire country (indeed the continent and over the continental divide!). You'll …Guided Costa Rica Camino with Homestays and Daily Luggage Transfer
PART II: Join us as we continue our 175 mile/280 km Costa Rica Camino where, over 16 days, you walk from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean, across the entire country (indeed the continent and over the continental divide!). You'll experience an array of ecosystems and see wildlife and fauna in one of the most biodiverse regions of the world.
The hike is fully guided and includes all meals and daily luggage transfer. When I went, I did a combination of small lodges and camping. Our guest Laurie and her husband opted for a private tour for the two of them and they stayed in homestays, for a completely different experience than the one I covered last year.
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Guided Costa Rica Camino with Homestays and Daily Luggage Transfer
PART I: Join us as we discuss the new 175 mile/280 km Costa Rica Camino where, over 16 days, you walk from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean, across the entire country (indeed the continent and over the continental divide!). You'l…Guided Costa Rica Camino with Homestays and Daily Luggage Transfer
PART I: Join us as we discuss the new 175 mile/280 km Costa Rica Camino where, over 16 days, you walk from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean, across the entire country (indeed the continent and over the continental divide!). You'll experience an array of ecosystems and see wildlife and fauna in one of the most biodiverse regions of the world.
The hike is fully guided and includes all meals and daily luggage transfer. When I went, I did a combination of small lodges and camping. Our guest Laurie and her husband opted for a private tour for the two of them and they stayed in homestays, for a completely different experience than the one I covered last year.
Less than 1000 hikers have completed the Costa Rica Camino as of this recording! Learn all about it on the show and on the website and Travel Planner. I recommend going with my affiliate, UrriTrek. Use Promo Code ATA100 to save $100 on your full Costa Rica Camino.
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Train For Your Adventure Ask Becki at Trailblazer Wellness to customize an at home, online personal training program for your upcoming adventure using whatever equipment you already have! You'll get phone consultations, instruction videos and a plan to give you the best chance of success. Becki offers a FREE initial phone consultation to see if you are a good fit. AND she offers ATA listeners a 10% discount!
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Where are the best places to retire or live in the world? Kristin analyzes International Living's 2024 Retirement Index and gives details on the cost of living in each country, residency requirements, safety, healthcare, and more.
Reserve your spot to travel with Kristin to Costa Rica! (ONLY 3 …Where are the best places to retire or live in the world? Kristin analyzes International Living's 2024 Retirement Index and gives details on the cost of living in each country, residency requirements, safety, healthcare, and more.
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Have you ever wanted to visit Costa Rica? If so, now you can travel there with Kristin as your host! Kristin will be leading her first-ever group trip to Costa Rica from August 9-12, 2024.
You will get to hang out with Kristin and a group of like-minded people from the Traveling with Kristin com…Have you ever wanted to visit Costa Rica? If so, now you can travel there with Kristin as your host! Kristin will be leading her first-ever group trip to Costa Rica from August 9-12, 2024.
You will get to hang out with Kristin and a group of like-minded people from the Traveling with Kristin community for 4 days while enjoying the beautiful Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica.
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I first started off by watching Kristin's youtube videos and later discovered the podcast.
As someone who is actively trying to move abroad (even just temporarily), I find the podcast very informative and entertaining. It's helped me to realize this dream of mine isn't that farfetched and totally doable. Keep up the great work Kristin!
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