My Little Dreams Costa Rica

Guanacaste Global Properties – Guanacaste Global Properties ¡Qué gusto que nos encontraste! Somos un equipo local, nacido y criado aquí en Costa Rica, y conocemos la zona como nadie. Hemos logrado más cierres que la mayoría de los agentes en la región, y siempre estamos sumando nuevas propiedades al sitio. Mientras tanto, podés explorar las opciones a...

🟪 What does the purple flag placed on beaches mean?

🟪 Related to the presence of dangerous marine wildlife... in this case the sighting of a crocodile in the last few hours.

Please avoid bathing in areas where these flags are present as a precautionary measure...

Feasting on papayas

In Costa Rica, it is illegal to touch, hold, or take selfies with wild animals. The government, through MINAE, launched the campaign to protect wildlife and encourage ethical, respectful tourism.

Taking selfies with wild animals is a serious problem:
• It causes stress and suffering. Wild animals aren’t meant for human interaction. Getting too close can frighten or even harm them.
• It encourages the illegal wildlife trade, where animals are taken from the wild or raised in poor conditions for photos.
• It disrupts their natural behaviors, making them more vulnerable and less able to thrive in the wild.

If you truly care about animals, observe them from a respectful distance.
Let your photos show admiration—not exploitation.

High tide at Playa Ocotal, Provincia de Guanacaste, Costa Rica

Green season has arrived

Canada’s Porter Airlines to Launch Direct Costa Rica Flights Porter Airlines gets approval for direct Canada-Costa Rica flights, promising easier travel with modern jets. Discover how this boosts tourism and connectivity