All-Inclusive Resorts
Costa Rica
Rainforest adventures and Pacific paradise
Costa Rica offers the most biologically diverse all-inclusive resort experience in the world — stay at a beach resort in Guanacaste and take day trips to zip-line through cloud forests, encounter sloths and scarlet macaws in Manuel Antonio National Park, and soak in hot springs beneath the Arenal Volcano. The "pura vida" philosophy permeates every corner of this extraordinary country.
Highlights
- Guanacaste — Pacific Coast resort corridor with dry tropical forest
- Manuel Antonio National Park — sloths, monkeys, and stunning beaches
- Arenal Volcano — active volcano with hot springs and cloud forest
- Monteverde Cloud Forest — one of the world's great nature reserves
- World-class zip-lining, white-water rafting, and wildlife encounters
Resort brands we book
Four Seasons PapagayoAndaz PapagayoW Costa RicaDreams Las MareasOccidental PapagayoWestin Playa Conchal
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best time to visit Costa Rica?
- The dry season (December–April) is the most popular for Guanacaste resorts — virtually no rain and idyllic beach conditions. The green season (May–November) sees occasional rain but lush landscapes, abundant wildlife, fewer crowds, and better prices. The Caribbean coast has its own inverse weather pattern.
- What activities does Costa Rica offer beyond the beach?
- Costa Rica is extraordinary beyond the beach: zip-lining through Monteverde Cloud Forest, white-water rafting on the Pacuare River, hot springs at Tabacón (Arenal Volcano), guided wildlife walks in Manuel Antonio National Park, surf lessons in Tamarindo, and sea turtle nesting in Tortuguero. It is one of the world's great adventure destinations.
- Is Costa Rica suitable for families?
- Costa Rica is an exceptional family destination — the wildlife encounters (sloths, toucans, capuchin monkeys, scarlet macaws) delight children of all ages, and the adventure activities are suitable for families with children 8+. Several resorts have outstanding kids clubs and family programming.
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