Expat Women in Costa Rica
Gabby
Heredia
About me
I really like to travel and exchange cultures. I live near the airport and I would be happy to help female travelers, picking them up at the airport. Also children no longer live at home, there Is space in my home. I have had exchange girls from Germany and Denmark for one year. A wonderful experience.
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Amanda
San Jose Province
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Hi! My name is Amanda 🌷 i’m 25, i’m from Costa Rica but I lived the past 6 years in France (currently back in CR for some time). I love to travel. I would love to meet new people around the world and hang out together 🤍 I love to plan my travels really well (where to eat and what to do each day) but sometimes I don’t stick to it haha I love matcha, good food, thrifting, crocheting, cinema and just discovering the city! (i can offer a tattoo in exchange for a place to stay🤍)
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Shaony
Alajuela
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Hi girls! I’m from Costa Rica 🌴 I love traveling, meeting new people, and discovering new experiences. Excited to share fun moments, enjoy life, and create beautiful memories together! ✨ My Instagram: Shaony.cr
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Analy
Costa Rica
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Hiii! My name is Analy Montilla. I am from Venezuela, but I have been living in Costa Rica for several years. I work in environmental conservation, especially in forest engineering and data analysis for wildlife protection. Until now, I could not travel due to my refugee status, but I finally got my documents and started traveling—Europe is my first destination!
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María
Cartago Province
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Hello Girls. My name is María. I'm from Costa Rica. I love to meet new people and go to different places. I really like to learn from cultures.
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Priscila
Alajuela Province
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Hi, I’m Priscila! I’m from Costa Rica, and I’m heading to Europe for a solo trip while also living as a digital nomad for two months. I’m planning to spend some time in Switzerland and Hungary, exploring the cities a bit during the day and also in the evenings, since I’ll be working too. I’ve always been very interested in getting to know different cultures, and I feel that connecting with local people is the best way to do that.
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Priscilla
Alajuela
About me
Hi, I'm Priscilla—a proud Costa Rican living near the airport in Alajuela. Travel has always been my way of reconnecting with myself and the world. For the rest of the year, I’m keeping things close to home. No big trips planned (yet!), just slow weekends, spontaneous drives, and rediscovering the beauty right around me. I’ve recently stepped into a new chapter in life, and I’m embracing it with open arms. I love meeting kind souls, sharing stories, and showing others the magic of Costa Rica. If you’re dreaming of visiting, I’d be happy to be part of that journey.
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Zulay
Costa Rica
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Hi ♥️ I’m Zu, an artist and latina from Costa Rica. 🇨🇷 I’m a folkloric dancer and yoga instructor and I have 7 month’s traveling around the world to share our culture and art. 🌎 I can offer talking of art, culture, bring dance classes, promote events, good experiences, my laughs and my heart to listen all your experience. Cooking a “Gallo Pinto” 💖 I’m here because it's an opportunity to meet people from all over the world, connecting hearts and sharing cultures and experiences, and of course safe for womanhood. 💜 I’ve already give dance and yoga clases in Europe and Asia and I’m a traveler like a volunteer in rural zones for democratizing the art, for that reason maybe I’m going to need a place for sleep and move to other city’s for the projects ✨. I have a farm in Costa Rica that my father left us when he died. and I’m learning around the world about sustainability and business to develop a project with my sister and brother and you are welcome also. If you want to look this is my ig: 🎨💃🏽💕 https://www.instagram.com/zunavas?igsh=MTB2aXVtM3B0YWJlNw==
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Is Costa Rica safe for women?
Shaony
Guácima
Very safe, is a nice place and people is respectful. Also have a very good transport system and very close to the airport . Police are always around making sure all is in order and safe. Welcome 🙏🏾
Posted: September 22, 2025Priscila
San Ramon
My hometown is safe, but like anywhere else, it’s important to be cautious after a certain hour. It’s better not to walk alone late at night and to use a car if you’re out after 11 p.m. Just like when you’re traveling to another country, it’s always good to take basic safety precautions.
Posted: May 26, 2025Expats in Costa Rica
