Legalising cannabis in Costa Rica could have significant economic implications, drawing insights from regions like Colorado and Illinois that have undergone similar reforms. How Has Cannabis Legalisation Affected Economies in Other Regions? In Colorado, cannabis...
Why the Animals at Diamante Eco Adventure Park Are There – And How They Were Saved
Diamante Eco Adventure Park in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, stands as a sanctuary for numerous animals that, due to various circumstances, cannot survive in the wild. Unlike traditional zoos, Diamante focuses on rescue, rehabilitation, and education, providing a haven for...
“Coffee and Creativity” – How the Country’s Caffeine Culture Inspires Artists and Writers
It’s 6:45am in the Central Valley. A painter unwraps a canvas under the early morning sun while the scent of locally roasted beans brews through the air like a quiet overture. Across town, a poet stirs her cafecito, notebook open, chasing metaphors like butterflies....
Torunes Farm: An Organic Coffee Haven and Oasis for Melipona Bees
Nestled in the lush hills of Palmares, Costa Rica, Torunes Farm is a place where tradition and innovation blend seamlessly. This organic coffee farm has a deep-rooted history, passed down through generations with a commitment to regenerative agriculture. Over the...
The Ultimate Costa Rica Travel Guide: Everything You Need to Know
Lake Arenal and volcano Arenal
Exploring Costa Rica’s Volcanic Hot Springs: The Ultimate April Wellness Retreat
Vandara Hot Springs is a great get away from the crowds.
The Art of Boruca Masks: Tradition, Meaning, and Modern Adaptations
Costa Rica’s indigenous communities hold some of the most remarkable artistic traditions in Central America, and among them, the Boruca people stand out with their intricate, hand-carved masks. These masks, bursting with vivid colors and striking animal designs, are...
The Forgotten Connection: Costa Rica’s Indigenous People, the Mayans, and the Sacred Melipona Honey
Throughout history, bees have played a vital role in shaping civilizations, particularly in Mesoamerica, where the sacred stingless Melipona bee was revered by the Mayans. While Costa Rica and the Mayan heartland of Mexico and Guatemala may seem worlds apart, the...
Tiny Homes, Big Dreams: The Growing Trend of Small-Scale Living in Costa Rica
Costa Rica has long been a haven for dreamers, adventurers, and those seeking a simpler, more sustainable way of life. Now, a new movement is taking root—tiny home living. Whether perched on a jungle hillside, nestled in a permaculture community, or set against a...
The Role of Sustainability in Costa Rican Business: How Green Practices Can Drive Success
Sustainability: Costa Rica’s Secret to Thriving Businesses In the heart of Central America, Costa Rica isn’t just going green—it’s pioneering sustainability into a significant driver for economic prosperity. With lush eco-tourism resorts, carbon-neutral coffee...
Fermented Favorites: Chicha and Other Traditional Central American Brews
The Ancient Art of Fermentation in Central America Fermentation has been an integral part of Central American culture for centuries, providing not only a method for preserving food and drinks but also a deeply rooted tradition in social and spiritual gatherings. Among...
Crime and Public Safety in Costa Rica: A Nation at a Crossroads
Costa Rica’s government has allowed its once-pristine reputation to be dragged through the mud of lawlessness, corruption, and incompetence. The country that once stood as an oasis of peace in Central America is now a paradise lost to crime. And while Costa Ricans...












