A Costa Rica Honeymoon is an amazing destination if you and your new husband/wife want a honeymoon with a mix of nature, adventure, romance, and beach relaxation. Costa Rica is the new hot spot in travel these days but still feels a little bit off the beaten track so it's a really great place to have a little privacy but still feel connected to the world.



Deciding when to go, where to go, and what to do when you get there can be a challenge, especially since you're planning this big amazing trip in the throws of your wedding planning. Believe me, I get it! Overwhelming doesn't quite describe it at times! With active volcanos, beautiful beaches of white, red, and black sand, deep sea diving for all levels, jungle adventures, and pampering beyond belief a Costa Rica honeymoon is fantastically romantic and will leave you refreshed, rejuvenated, and alive!

Read on for great information and ideas that will make your Costa Rica Honeymoon absolutely incredible!

If you are thinking about having a Costa Rica honeymoon chances are you're the kind of couple who loves nature, isn't afraid of a little (or a lot) of adventure, and wants a honeymoon experience filled with culture, outdoor activity, and good ole pampering. You certainly aren't looking for the same old tired vacation!

Costa Rica really does have it all. It's a beautiful country with so many beautiful places to see and exciting things to do. In a one week holiday you can lounge on a white sand beach, visit an active volcano, play with monkeys in the jungle, enjoy some of the best coffee in the world, and get a luxurious massage. You can sleep beneath the trees one night and then the next day beneath some of the finest fabrics in the world. Costa Rica is a marvelous country to explore. Start now!

Things to do….Places To Go

Tamarindo:

The beach town of Tamarindo is considered to have one of Costa Rica's most incredible Bays on the Pacific Coast. It's a lively location that offers little secret paths offering solitude. This location has low humidity all year long and always has warm waters for swimming.

Manual Antonio National Park:

This park boasts three beautiful white sad beaches and is connected to a forest that is home to several Monkey species. There are many guided tours to take you through the forest safely and offer a higher chance of spotting a monkey. Another fantastic thing about this area is the vista looking over the Pacific which is beautiful at any time of the day, regardless of weather!

Arenal Volcano National Park:

The time to visit is definitely at night! Nearby attractions and activities include swimming in Arenal beach, the Tabacón Resort Hot Springs, fishing, and beginner windsurfing.

Sarchi and the Coffee Towns:

If you're really into to art, culture and history…or just LOVE coffee a trip into Sarchi would be a great experience. This area is filled with interesting and friendly people exciting to share their stories with visitors.

Irazu Volcano National Park:

The last serious eruption happened in 1963, the same day John F. Kennedy arrived in Costa Rica! This powerful volcano still spits out steam and smoke, but, visiting is considered safe. The sulfur-laden water surrounded by the rugged rocky cliff face is an incredible reminder of the power of nature.

When to Visit

Surfing:

If you want to do some surfing the waves on the Caribbean side are fantastic from November to May. On the coast of Tamarindo, the waves are larger and faster in June and July.

Great Beach Weather:

If you want pleasant weather November to April is considered the warm dry period in Costa Rica.

Saving Money:

If saving money is important visit in later October and early May.

Where to Stay on your Costa Rica Honeymoon

The Four Seasons is actually very grand and impressive in Costa Rica. It is located on Peninsula Papagayo, a backpackers haven turned 5-star getaway. With 14 miles of beaches, bluffs, and unspoiled land, along with 31 separate beaches of every color sand this is the ideal location for a romantic and secluded Costa Rica Honeymoon.

The Paradisus Playa Conchal is small, cozy and very luxurious all-inclusive resort in Guanacaste along the North Pacific shore near Tamarindo Bay. This area is both the most visited and least populated parts of Costa Rica. It is known for excellent beaches and accessible diving.

Jungle Getaways are also a very fun option. You can book through a tour provider, but, if you want to be independent the popular and safe jungle accommodations include the Playa Nicuessa Rainforest Lodge and The Trapp Family Country Inn.

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