Do Billboards Hurt Costa Rica’s Eco-Tourism Image?

Do Billboards Hurt Costa Rica’s Eco-Tourism Image?

Sign Pollution!! Commercial billboards have become a growing concern in parts of Costa Rica because they can visually disrupt the natural landscapes that the country is famous for. Although the country markets itself globally as an eco-tourism destination,...

Where to Hear Authentic Costa Rican Music

Where to Hear Authentic Costa Rican Music

If you want the real sound of Costa Rica, skip the generic “live music” signs for a moment and look for places where culture is the point, not just background noise. The country’s musical identity is wonderfully regional: Guanacaste carries the bright wooden pulse of...

Top 5 Reasons to Book Wishing I Was Fishing

Top 5 Reasons to Book Wishing I Was Fishing

The top 5 positives about fishing with us: Wishing I Was Fishing has the Guidance and Local Knowledge: Reputable charters provide experienced guides and captains who know the local waters thoroughly. They take you to the best fishing spots based on fish behavior,...

Diving In Tamarindo

Diving In Tamarindo

Tamarindo’s Secret Neighbours: The Catalina Islands and the Wild World Beneath the Waves Tamarindo Beach is famous for its waves curling along the bay, making it a rare place where beginners can learn and experienced surfers can still find a challenge. What many...

🌴 Top 20 Things to Do — Playa del Coco & Playa Hermosa

🌴 Top 20 Things to Do — Playa del Coco & Playa Hermosa

If you’re asking what makes Playa del Coco and Playa Hermosa so popular, the simple answer is variety. Calm swimming beaches, world-class ocean adventures, wildlife encounters, waterfalls, and vibrant seaside nightlife all sit within 20–30 minutes of Liberia...

Chasing Costa Rica’s Green Flash: The One-Second Sunset Secret

Chasing Costa Rica’s Green Flash: The One-Second Sunset Secret

[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]   What is the green flash? The green flash is a brief burst of green light that can appear on the very top edge of the sun for roughly one to three seconds as it meets the horizon. It’s most often spotted at sunset over...