'When to come to costa Rica' Travel  

U.R (200.122.159.63) -

As far as climate goes, the late-December to mid-April dry season is the most pleasant. But of course, this is when everyone else goes to Costa Rica, so prices are up and hotels are full. Although some roads are impassable in the wet season, it's still worthwhile to visit at this time, and things are much quieter. April, May and mid-October to mid-December should give you the best of both worlds.

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Reply #1 Bob (208.155.3.95) -

Your website is a wee bit out of date (not to mention it reads too much like the tour books):

"A valid passport is required to enter Costa Rica. At the discretion of Costa Rican authorities, travelers are routinely admitted with a certified copy of their U.S. birth certificate and a valid photo identification. Foreign tourists are generally permitted to stay up to 90 days."

US Travelers are NOW, NEVER admitted with a birthcerticate. That is a couple years out of date (and will shortly be a thing of the past for Canada and the Carribean as well).

Many foreign tourists are admited for up to 30 days and only after receiving a visa.

You would be better to direct people to the CR Embassy website in Washington DC for correct information.

Though, a "run-a-round" is likely to be your experience traveling in Costa Rica, so why not have it start before you leave?

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