Costa Rica, though small in size, boasts a culture that’s vibrant, warm, and deeply rooted in both indigenous heritage and Spanish colonial influence. Whether you’re strolling through a lively town during a festival or enjoying a home-cooked casado meal, Costa Rican...
What Circle Of Hell Is This?
[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text The circle of life so lovingly narrated on nature documentaries plays out daily in Costa Rica. Toucans raid nests like feathered burglars. Iguanas—those smug, sunbathing “vegetarians”—will absolutely nibble the wrong...
Torunes: Founded by Fatigue, Fueled by Coffee, Haunted by Excellence
(and Now Buzzing with Bees, Beans, and Global Bragging Rights) Let’s rewind to 1897, when a man named Jacinto Avila Araya decided to climb a hill in Palmares so steep even the local goats looked up and said, “Hard pass.” After dragging himself up from the...
Brass, Beans, and Backstory: The Coffee Tokens That Shaped Costa Rica’s Plantation Era
Torunes Farms sits in Costa Rica’s coffee country with one foot in the present—soil care, thoughtful processing, and honest storytelling—and the other planted firmly in the past, when a harvest day could be measured in baskets of cherries and tallied in small brass...
Shrimp Farming in Costa Rica
[vc_row][vc_column width="1/2"][vc_column_text]Ecos Shrimp Group is an organic shrimp farming company based in Puntarenas, Costa Rica. With six farms and 180 collaborators, the business faithfully believes that innovation in the food industry can go hand in hand with...
Rohrmoser: from coffee rows to city streets, and the family name that never left
Rohrmoser: from coffee rows to city streets, and the family name that never left Rohrmoser feels like a neighbourhood that decided—quietly, stubbornly—to keep its cool while the rest of San José got louder. You notice it in the shade first. Mature trees make their own...
Costa Rica: 10 Ways the Country Inspires Art and Imagination
Costa Rica is a small country with a huge creative pulse. Artists here draw from rainforest light, volcanic silhouettes, ancestral stories and the everyday humour of street life. Whether you paint, sculpt, film or simply love looking at art, these ten concepts explain...
Dering Cambronero: Psychedelic Art from Costa Rica, From Yellow Submarine to Brewery Labels
Dering Cambronero is a psychedelic artist from Costa Rica who has been shaped by art for as long as he can remember. His work isn’t simply “trippy” for the sake of being trippy; it’s built as a personal visual language—one that translates perception, emotion, and...
Brushstrokes of Pura Vida: Costa Rica’s Must-See Art Destinations
Costa Rica has a growing and diverse art scene, blending indigenous, contemporary, and international influences. Here are some of the best places for art lovers to visit within the country: Best Art Destinations in Costa Rica Museo de Arte Costarricense Located in San...
Introducing MÍRAME Fine Art: Unveiling Costa Rica’s leading artists
Step into Costa Rica’s art world with MÍRAME Fine Art, where the nation’s leading artists command the spotlight. UPCOMING EVENTS 2026 CLICK HERE About Us Welcome to MÍRAME Fine Art, the premier destination for discovering and acquiring artwork from Costa Rica’s top...
December in Costa Rica: Faith, Lights, Food, and Festive Streets
December in Costa Rica is pure celebration. From candlelit chapels and nativity scenes in family homes to illuminated parades and horse pageants, the month blends devotion and community fun. It’s also peak season for adventures, culture and entertainment, when...
Soccer in Costa Rica Debut in 1899
Soccer in Costa Rica: The game of soccer was apparently introduced to Costa Rica in 1899, judging from this news item on July 4 of that year in the newspaper La Opinión: "On Sunday, we were witnessing [the game of football in la Sabana, played by members of our...













