Alive with Possibility

“Costa Rica makes you feel awake—in your body, in nature, and in every moment. It’s a place that invites joy, presence, and play.”

Wander Costa Rica |

Wander Costa Rica |

Rainforests, Beaches, Volcanoes

Costa Rica is nature in high definition. With lush cloud forests, surf-lapped beaches, active volcanoes, and wildlife everywhere you turn, this compact country offers an incredible range of experiences. It’s easy to pair adventure with relaxation, jungle with coast, and wellness with wildness. Whether you’re ziplining through the treetops, soaking in a hot spring, or watching monkeys swing past your hammock, Costa Rica invites you to engage, explore, and exhale.

What we Love Most

  • Wildlife Around Every Corner

    From sloths and toucans to howler monkeys and sea turtles, Costa Rica teems with biodiversity. You don’t have to go far to find it—it finds you.

  • Rainforest Adventures

    Hike hanging bridges in the cloud forest, rappel down waterfalls, or glide through jungle rivers. There’s no shortage of ways to explore.

  • Coastal Contrast

    The Caribbean and Pacific coasts each bring their own personality—from surfing and snorkeling to laidback beach towns and luxe hideaways.

  • Wellness in the Wild

    Costa Rica blends natural beauty with a deep wellness culture. Think yoga platforms in the forest, open-air massage, and organic, local cuisine.

  • Sustainability That Feels Natural

    Ecotourism isn’t a buzzword here—it’s a way of life. Many lodges are pioneers in conservation, community engagement, and regenerative travel.

  • Pura Vida Lifestyle

    More than a slogan, it’s a spirit. Costa Rica's easygoing, joyful approach to life is infectious and grounding at once.

Where to Go.

  • Adventure central. Known for its iconic volcano, natural hot springs, and access to waterfalls, rainforest, and ziplining.

  • Misty, magical, and full of epiphytes. A biodiversity hotspot with canopy walkways, birdwatching, and a cooler highland climate.

  • One of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. Remote, wild, and richly rewarding for those who love off-the-grid exploration.

  • Sun-drenched beaches, surf towns, and wellness retreats. A blend of local culture, boutique hotels, and natural beauty

  • Accessible only by boat or plane, this Caribbean-side park is a haven for nesting sea turtles, river safaris, and lush canals.

Properties we Love

  • Pacuare Lodge

    Set deep in the jungle and accessible by river raft, this lodge blends luxury and adventure with sustainability at its core.

  • Nayara Tented Camp

    In Arenal, this elevated tented experience offers plunge pools, sloth sightings, and views of the volcano.

  • Lapa Rios

    A pioneer in conservation tourism, this ecolodge on the Osa Peninsula is surrounded by primary rainforest and coastline.

  • Kura Boutique Hotel

    Sleek, adults-only design with panoramic views of the Pacific near Uvita. Ideal for couples and sunsets.

  • El Silencio Lodge & Spa

    Tucked into the cloud forest, this peaceful retreat combines luxury with nature and wellness.

  • Casa Chameleon Las Catalinas

    Intimate and stylish with open-air living spaces, perched above the beach with endless views.

Costa Rica is pure life, pure color, and pure freedom. It’s easy to get around, easy to fall in love with, and endlessly adaptable to your pace and passions. Whether you want to move or to rest, to see wildlife or simply be in nature, it offers all the ingredients for an unforgettable escape.

Costa Rica at a Glance

  • Dry season (December to April) is best for sunshine and beach time. Green season (May to November) offers lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and great value.

  • Tropical year-round with regional variation. Pacific coast has a marked dry season, while the Caribbean side sees rain throughout the year

  • Very. Many lodges cater to families with kid-friendly excursions, wildlife experiences, and spacious accommodations.

  • Most nationalities do not need a visa for stays under 90 days. A valid passport and proof of onward travel are required.

  • No vaccines are required for entry. Mosquito repellent is recommended. Tap water is generally safe to drink in most areas.

  • Domestic flights save time, but scenic drives let you explore more deeply. 4x4 rentals are common for accessing remote lodges and coastlines.

Your itinerary

We try to never curate the same itinerary twice, but below are just some of the itineraries we have curated in the past.

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