After the rain comes the sun, so after the rainiest month of October, November marks the tail end of Costa Rica’s tropical rainy season. Some areas begin their dry season in November but many areas don’t yet, so don’t just assume it’s going to be sunny and dry everywhere and any time that month. November […] The post Costa Rica in November: What to Know appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

If you’re curious to learn about Costa Rican coffee and why it’s rated so highly, then a coffee tour is a must. For the leisurely coffee drinker, the Britt Coffee Tour is an excellent option for an educational yet entertaining and interactive coffee experience to sample some of the best golden beans of Costa Rica. […] The post Cafe Britt Coffee Tour: An Entertaining Costa Rican Coffee Experience appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

Tours and Activities > Guanacaste > Papagayo Gulf Beach HoppingExperience the majestic waters of the Gulf of Papagayo on this private Papagayo snorkeling tour (Costa Rica). Combine three different activities to visit different beautiful beaches, snorkel in pristine waters, fish or catch some waves. DurationHalf or full day TransportationOptional (extra cost) CertifiedCaptainMytanfeetCustomer ServicePrivate Gulf of Papagayo […] The post Private Gulf of Papagayo Snorkeling Tour (Costa Rica) appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

October in Costa Rica tends to get a bad rep and it’s understandable why – it’s typically the rainiest month for most of the country. However, not all of the country is under water in October! If you can only visit Costa Rica in October, you should hop over to the Caribbean coast as it […] The post Costa Rica in October: What to Know appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

Costa Rica in September, despite being right around the peak of the rainy season, can still provide visitors a magical experience. However, it does take some extra planning. Make sure you do your research to avoid disappointment, travel hassles and frustration. With that bit of extra planning, you will love Costa Rica in the rainy […] The post Costa Rica in September appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

If you’re wondering if Costa Rica in August is a good time to visit, you should know that one of our favorite times to be in Costa Rica is in August. Although it’s right in the middle of rainy season, it’s a fantastic time to see certain animals such as turtles and humpback whales, making […] The post Costa Rica in August: What It’s Like appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

Costa Rica’s public transportation is constantly improving and the 7-10 bus terminal is one of the greatest upgrades. This bus terminal has routes to all corners of the country, including the public bus from San Jose to Jaco. We have taken the bus from San Jose to Jaco a few times, both directions. Like the […] The post Taking the Bus from San Jose to Jaco (And Vice Versa) appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

Costa Rica in July is wonderful. Even though it is in the rainy season, July offers opportunities to enjoy the country without as much concern of tropical storms or rains thanks to a mini dry season phenomenon. July has also become a second “high season” with many American and Canadian families on vacation, so you’ll […] The post What Costa Rica in July is Like appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

June is the second month of rainy season in Costa Rica, although you could say it’s the first real month of rainy season as May is a transition month. Despite the rain, June is a wonderful time to visit Costa Rica with less crowds and lush landscapes. However, there are some extremely important things to […] The post What is Costa Rica in June Like? appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more

If you’ve heard that May is the beginning of rainy season in Costa Rica, you are correct. However, May is NOT a bad time to go to Costa Rica despite the beginning of the rainy season. In fact, it’s a fantastic time to go to experience the best of both the rainy and dry tropical […] The post What is Costa Rica in May Like? appeared first on MytanFeet ..read more