Costa Rica
Connect with nature
Costa Rica offers, within its small territory, a great variety of ecosystems, as well as different climates and landscapes.
19 691 square miles
Of territory and 764 miles of combined Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
6% of global biodiversity
Costa Rica has 6% of the world’s biodiversity. It is the country with the greatest biodiversity per km2 in the world.
25% of the national territory is protected
Costa Rica has 12 ecological zones and more than 100 national parks, biological reserves, wildlife refuges and protected lands.

100% Personalized
Awak Travel specializes in tailor-made trips. We take into consideration your expectations, desires, preferences to travel and ways to discover a new destination.
“Let’s build your ideal trip together”
A personalized trip
At Awak Travel, we do our best to make your wishes come true. We want to satisfy your most exclusive requests and let you discover Costa Rica like no one else.
Travel ideas
If you are uncertain, let yourself be guided!
With many years of experience, we will help you define your travel project.
Attentive to your travel ideas, our goal is to build this trip together. We are here so that you have the experience you wish to have depending on the type of trip you are looking for: Adventure, purpose trips (honeymoon, birthday, graduation, retirement…), relaxation trips, hiking, observation of local flora and fauna, cultural encounters with Costa Ricans, all this taking into consideration the number of travelers, their age and dynamics, budget and special interests.
Trust Awak Travel to obtain the best itinerary, quality of service providers, logistical support and 24-hour on-call throughout your stay. Above all, you will have peace of mind for a successful trip!
What sparks your interest?
Forests
Beaches
Volcanoes
National Parks

A little paradise to explore
Located in Central America, Costa Rica is considered one of the most visited countries for tourism purposes. Costa Rica is known for its wealth of flora and fauna which have awarded the nation worldwide recognition in terms of ecosystem conservation and 100% renewable energy.
Its privileged location makes Costa Rica’s tropical climate a favorable point for its visitors, who will have warm temperatures most of the time of the year and only 2 seasons during the year: summer that does not exceed 93.2°F. and winter that does not drop below 57.2°F.
The vibrant culture, the friendliness of its inhabitants and the air of “Pura Vida” will make you fall in love with Costa Rica from day one and turn your vacation into an unforgettable memory.
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FAQ
From an immigration perspective, what do I need to enter Costa Rica?
Entry to Costa Rica is allowed for tourists from all countries. Contact us for information about specific entry requirements.
For travelers that need to do stopovers while on route to Costa Rica need to check entry requirements for those countries.
What vaccines do I need before entering Costa Rica?
As of July 30, 2007, all travelers from the following countries must be in possession of a yellow fever vaccination certificate before being authorized to enter Costa Rica: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, República Dominicana, Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Gambia, Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Bolivia, Venezuela, Brasil, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and Republic of Guyana.
There are no vaccination requirements for countries not listed.
For travelers that need to do stopovers while on route to Costa Rica need to check entry requirements for those countries.
Do I need an international permit to drive in Costa Rica?
No, with a valid driving license from your home country you can drive in Costa Rica for a maximum of 90 days. Note that the minimum age for driving in Costa Rica is 18.
Attention, to rent a vehicle you must be at least 21 years old.
Is tap water drinkable in Costa Rica?
Tap water is drinkable in most parts of the country. However, the use of bottled water is recommended, especially in coastal regions (Tortuguero, South Caribbean, South Pacific). Hoteliers will tell you when the tap water is not drinkable.
What is the currency used in Costa Rica?
The colon is the currency of Costa Rica. US dollars and major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) are also widely accepted.
When paying in dollars, change is usually given in colones.
Please always carry some cash to pay for tips, tolls, or some small restaurants.
Do I need an electrical adapter?
Yes, the power outlets are 110 V, American type, two-pin standard. Please bring your own American type adapter.
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