Costa Rica News

In Bogotá, she forged friendships, especially at the university, but her dedication to studies meant limited social diversions.

The Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts and Sewer Systems (AyA) has announced water rationing, set to commence in the first week of February.

It’s a story where dedicated researchers work tirelessly to protect and rejuvenate coral reefs, those delicate underwater oases crucial for marine biodiversity.

These marine marvels, once abundant, now face dire threats from human exploitation, habitat loss, and environmental degradation.

In an astonishing revelation straight out of a deep-sea fantasy, scientists have unveiled not one, but four new octopus species thriving in a volcanic underwater Eden.

San Jose, Costa Rica’s real estate prices are scaling new heights, making apartment hunting more of a cliffhanger.

This change is set to reshape the travel landscape, offering extended stays and more immersive experiences in the lush, vibrant lands of Costa Rica.

Quepos, Costa Rica’s serene paradise, experienced an unexpected jolt when a 4.0 magnitude earthquake hit the Central Pacific region.