پهرين وقت جي کوسٽا ريڪا سياحن لاءِ مٿيون صلاحون

پهرين وقت جي کوسٽا ريڪا سياحن لاءِ مٿيون صلاحون

Travelling to Costa Rica for the first time is obviously exciting, but as with all vacations, certain steps should be put in place to make sure it goes off without a hitch.

Costa Rica is a beautiful country, full of wildlife, activities, friendly locals and beautiful cuisine. In many ways, it should trump every other vacation you’ve had in your life – as well as all the others to come; it’s really ته good – but you need to be prepared first.

To help you out, here are the five top tips you need to follow in order to ensure your Costa Rica travels are as good as they should be:

Go For The High Season

Although Costa Rica is technically in the northern hemisphere, around the time people in the north are quivering in puffer jackets and woolly hats, the people of Costa Rica are enjoying blue skies and swim-shorts. We know. Unfair or what? But for this reason, the high season of Costa Rica – from January through to April – is especially popular, so it is important to get in there early and always book in advance if you’re looking to swap your thermals for sun cream!

Practice Some Watersports Locally

If you’re going to Costa Rica, you’re probably looking for a bit of an adventure. The water is the perfect place to achieve this. With companies like Volcano Watersports – which offer adrenaline-filled watersport activities underneath the monument that is Arenal volcano – providing a way to get properly involved,  it could be a good idea to lick up on your skills and make sure you’re prepared. Volcano Watersports are good for skilled water-goers and beginners alike, but it’s always handy to get some practice in so you can truly savour and enjoy the experience – without landing on your face too much!

Learn The Language Basics

This should be the case for all foreign countries that you travel to. Whilst you can’t be expected to undertake hours of language lessons, it is always useful if you learn the basics of the local language. Take a few online courses or simply watch a few YouTube videos, and you will be able to communicate when you are in need of it.

Respect The Sustainable Lifestyle

Costa Rica is an incredibly carbon-neutral country, so it is important to respect this and find ways to support the CST hotels and restaurants that are committed to the cause. On an individual level, you should also ensure that you are picking up your litter and not doing anything to damage the local ecosystem.

Prepare For All Weather Types

Anyone travelling to Costa Rica – even in the dry season – should be prepared for frequent downpours. For this reason, you should try to pack clothes that will be suitable for all weather types. Although you might be heading to the beach in swimshorts and sandals one morning, by the afternoon, the skies might be tipping it down with rain. Ensure that you always carry waterproof clothing and dry bags for your valuables. That way, you will never be caught out by Mother Nature, no matter how hard it decides to pour down upon you!