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May 18, 2022 at 6:33 pm in reply to: Vegan And Vegetarian Food In Costa Rica: Everything You Need To Know #198113
Nikki SolanoKeymasterHi Jennifer!
Quick question: when you say chilies, do you mean only spicy peppers, or sweet peppers (like bell peppers) too? Generally, Costa Rican food isn’t spicy, so you should be able to find lots of meals that don’t contain spicy peppers. (Of course, it would be best to verify with the chef/restaurant staff if any meal you plan to eat contains spicy peppers.) Sweet peppers are used often, though, so it will be harder to find meals without these if you’re allergic to them too. As a heads up, gallo pinto (the typical Costa Rican breakfast) often includes sweet peppers.
Pura vida! 🙂
May 18, 2022 at 5:00 pm in reply to: Private: Costa Rica Transportation: 15 Ways To Get Around Costa Rica #198106Nikki SolanoKeymasterHey Susan!
Congrats on your upcoming marriage! 🙂 You ask a really important question, and we address it in one of our other blog posts. Please see the “What happens to my luggage” section of this article:
Costa Rica Tour Transportation: How To Use Tours To Travel Between Destinations
Pura vida!
May 18, 2022 at 4:57 pm in reply to: Private: Costa Rica Transportation: 15 Ways To Get Around Costa Rica #198105Nikki SolanoKeymasterHi Amanda!
Quick question: Do you mean San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, or did you mean to ask for San Jose, Costa Rica?
Pura vida!
May 18, 2022 at 4:51 pm in reply to: Private: Costa Rica Transportation: 15 Ways To Get Around Costa Rica #198104Nikki SolanoKeymasterHi Sam!
There are (the Balsa River Rafting Tour, the Tarcoles River Boat Tour, and the Carara National Park Tour) but they may not be up and running again yet by the time you plan to travel. Due to Covid, several tour operators have temporarily suspended some or all of their tours, so I can’t say for sure whether they’ll be available for your trip if the pandemic is ongoing.
Pura vida! 🙂
Nikki SolanoKeymasterCon mucho gusto (you’re welcome), Lorene! 🙂
Nikki SolanoKeymasterHi Donna!
Oh my goodness! I hope the daughter made out alright! How I wish we could know how everything went. 😉
Pura vida!
May 18, 2022 at 4:45 pm in reply to: Private: Costa Rica Transportation: 15 Ways To Get Around Costa Rica #198099Nikki SolanoKeymasterHey Carolyn!
For more information about city-to-city transportation-inclusive tours, see our article here:
Costa Rica Tour Transportation: How To Use Tours To Travel Between Destinations
Pura vida! 🙂
Nikki SolanoKeymasterHi Sharon!
You’re welcome to enter Costa Rica with walking sticks, but I’m not sure if your airline will allow you to take them. You may need to check them if they’re not retractable and able to fit in your luggage. I’d recommend reaching out to the airline you intend to fly with to have them confirm whether you can fly with them. 🙂
Pura vida!
May 18, 2022 at 4:42 pm in reply to: Private: Costa Rica Transportation: 15 Ways To Get Around Costa Rica #198096Nikki SolanoKeymasterHey Richard!
This is a legitimate concern! Fortunately, you shouldn’t have any problem in January. That month is part of the high/busy season, and I can almost guarantee that there will be other travelers aboard the shuttle with you. 🙂
Pura vida!
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