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Coco Island Vacation Packages

Many vacationers recommend visiting Cocos Island National Park.

Head outdoors and just do it! Try mountain biking or hiking.

Sunbathing in this area is a fabulous way to decrease your stress levels. Bird watching popular among travelers wanting to relax.

Bring along an open attitude and reserve your place on some guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours.

Swimming and snorkeling are a couple of the exciting excuses to frolic in the water here.

For a glimpse of the culture of Costa Rica, head to the region's nature museums.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll and make the most of the fresh air at the region's open-air markets.

Enjoy the cuisine of Costa Rica by touring around its enticing restaurants and cafés.

To discover the true essence of the gastronomic landscape, make sure to seek out local ingredients like pork and chicken.

Make sure you try some local meals, such as casado and arroz con pollo (rice and chicken).

Why not taste-test some tres leches (custard flan)? This scrumptious treat will satisfy your sugar cravings.

If beer is what you're after, head down to the closest watering hole and ask the barman to pull you the region's best. If they know their stuff, you'll be offered up a pint of Bavaria.

If you're in the mood for a non-alcoholic drink, ask for a fresco de frutas (fruit shake).

Those who love a stiff drink every now and then should definitely order a Ron Centenario, a popular spirit.

Conversing in the local tongue is an excellent way to connect with the locals, so memorize some useful Spanish expressions and greetings before you leave. ¡Hola! means hello. Buenos días (good morning) is also good to know.

Being here on the 15th of September will get you a first-hand impression of Independence Day.

You've had plenty of laughs, made lots of new friends and no doubt given your camera a solid workout. When it's time to spend your last colones and bid "Hasta la vista" to Costa Rica, chances are you'll already be planning another trip!