How Costa Rica is Protecting Its Oceans with Cutting-Edge Technology
Costa Rica is known for its pristine beaches, diverse marine life, and commitment to conservation. However, the country faces growing threats from climate change, pollution, and illegal fishing. To combat these challenges, Costa Rica has embraced advanced technology to monitor and protect its marine ecosystems. From NASA satellites to local conservation programs, the country is […]
3 Dishes to Try in Costa Rica and Their Recipes
Costa Rica is a paradise not just for nature lovers but also for food enthusiasts. The country’s cuisine reflects its tropical biodiversity, indigenous heritage, and Spanish influences, creating flavorful, fresh, and comforting dishes that define the essence of “Pura Vida.” If you’re looking to experience Costa Rica through its food, here are three must-try dishes […]
How Ecotourism Can Change Your Life
In today’s fast-paced world, travel is often seen as a means of escape—an opportunity to break free from routine and explore new places. But what if travel could do more than just provide a temporary getaway? What if it could transform the way you see the world, your connection to nature, and even your own […]
The Unexpected Rise in Sea Levels in 2024: Causes and Consequences (NASA report)
The significant rise in sea levels during 2024 has raised alarms worldwide. The increase in ocean levels exceeded predictions, leading to a reevaluation of our understanding of climate-related changes in our environment. The unexpected rate of rise reported by NASA has made it imperative to delve deeper into the causes and potential long-term impacts of […]
Slow Travel & Meaningful Experiences: The Benefits of Traveling at a Relaxed Pace
In a world where travel is often rushed, with tourists hopping from one destination to another in a matter of days, slow travel offers a refreshing alternative. This growing movement encourages travelers to immerse themselves in each location, experience deeper cultural connections, and travel in a more sustainable way. Unlike traditional itineraries that prioritize seeing […]
Update: Reopening of Poás Volcano to Tourists
Poás Volcano, one of Costa Rica’s most iconic natural attractions, has reopened to visitors today after a temporary closure due to phreatic eruptions last weekend. Temporary Closure. The decision to close the park was taken by the Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE) for safety reasons following the eruptions. Strict safety measures were implemented during […]
Costa Rica to Host the 2025 Sustainable & Social Tourism Summit: A Global Hub for Responsible Travel
Costa Rica: The Chosen Destination for the World’s Leading Sustainable Tourism Summit Costa Rica has been officially selected as the host country for the 2025 Sustainable & Social Tourism Summit, a prestigious international event that gathers leaders, policymakers, and experts in sustainable and community-based tourism. This marks a major recognition of Costa Rica’s long-standing commitment […]
Traditional Tourism vs. Ecotourism: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter?
Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world, driving economies, shaping cultures, and influencing environmental policies. Over the years, the travel sector has evolved significantly, shifting from mass tourism—focused on convenience and high-volume experiences—to sustainable travel, where environmental responsibility and cultural respect play a key role. But what exactly is the difference between […]
Everything About Sloths
Sloths are one of the most iconic and beloved creatures of the tropical rainforests. Known for their slow movements and tranquil lifestyle, these fascinating mammals have captured the curiosity of nature enthusiasts worldwide. With their distinctive appearance, specialized adaptations, and unique behaviors, sloths play a vital role in the ecosystems they inhabit. At Green Circle […]
Perpetual Tourism in Costa Rica: What You Need to Know About the New Immigration Rules
For years, Costa Rica has been a haven for long-term travelers, retirees, and digital nomads who extend their stay indefinitely through a practice known as perpetual tourism. This involves leaving the country every 180 days to reset the tourist visa, allowing visitors to live in Costa Rica without applying for legal residency. However, a new […]