La Fortuna

Nosara

Santa Teresa

San José

Monteverde

Tortuguero

Limon

Puerto Viejo de Talamanca

Located in Central America, Costa Rica is a tropical paradise where the lush rainforests, stunning beaches, and towering volcanoes offer a myriad of exciting adventures for travel enthusiasts. Known for its impressive biodiversity, Costa Rica harbors a remarkable 5% of the world's species. Its astounding environmental preservation efforts have been lauded worldwide, protecting several endangered species in numerous national parks throughout the country. Visitors to Costa Rica are lured by its attractive tourist destinations such as Arenal Volcano, the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve and the stunning Pacific and Carribean coastlines. Moreover, the country is widely recognized for its peaceful history, having abolished its army in 1949. Costa Rica’s rich culture, hospitable locals, and enticing cuisine, characterized by the ubiquitous gallo pinto, create a fascinating experience that makes this tropical Eden an unforgettable travel destination.

Costa Rica

Drake Bay, located on the northern edge of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, is a captivating tropical paradise and one of the most remote and pristine locations in the country. It's renowned for its startling biodiversity, teeming with a variety of wildlife, including scarlet macaws, tapirs, jaguars, and a multitude of rare bird species. This vibrant eco-destination is recognized worldwide for its endless outdoor activities which include snorkeling, scuba diving in the nearby world-famous Cano Island, hiking in the sublime Corcovado National Park, deep-sea fishing, and boating. For those seeking pure tranquillity, the bay's stunning and practically deserted beaches are a utopia. This secluded treasure truly embodies the pura vida spirit of Costa Rica, offering an unparalleled journey into nature.


Drake Bay

Is Drake Bay safe for solo female travelers?

Safety rating

Make travel friends

Meet other female travelers, find travel buddies and stay with local women for free through hospitality exchange.

How safe is Drake Bay for female travelers?

Safety in Costa Rica