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Liberia

Guanacaste Province · Costa Rica

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Costa Rica is open to leisure tourists from all countries and is seeing strong international arrivals in 2026. Travel is generally normal, but visitors should plan for crime precautions, occasional local unrest, and weather or seismic disruptions rather than any conflict-related risk.

localized protests/strikesrising crime in some areasearthquake and volcanic/weather alertsseasonal heavy rainno current airspace closureno sanctions-related payment blackout

More travelers are goingOn Condé Nast Traveler 2026 · Travel + Leisure 2026

Generally known for

Vibrant local festivalsRich historical narrativeSafe urban environmentAuthentic local cuisineStrong community vibeProximity to Rincon de la Vieja National Park

Worth knowing

Limited nightlife optionsFew fine dining establishmentsWalkability issues in some areasLimited immediate nature immersionLess wildlife diversity compared to remote areas

Destination profile

Lifestyle

70

Traveler

65

Culture

75

Nature

75

Logistics

70

At a glance

Affordable dining options with local specialties

Moderate nightlife scene primarily for locals

Good safety record with low crime rates

Decent shopping opportunities, including local crafts

Limited fine dining options compared to larger cities

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