Trip to Costa Rica- your dream made reality. In Costa Rica you will experience real nature close - a tropical paradise with an incredibly varied flora and fauna. Nowhere else on the planet can you find such a diversity of species in such a small area. Conservation is essential in Costa Rica, so our small country is ideal for nature and adventure trips, where you will experience new miracles every day. Costa Rica offers an exotic cocktail for nature lovers, adventurers, and animal lovers.
Unfortunately, our beautiful Costa Rica has not been spared the corona pandemic. The first few months looked very good, and everyone was positively surprised at how little the virus had spread in the country. Here you can always read more information about the development of Covid-19 in Costa Rica ...
You should experience the real Costa Rica far away from the centers and cities
Posada Nena and Alautentico have always promoted and supported an authentic form of travel and created unforgettable moments for our customers. As well we help families and people from outside the cities to build a second existence and open their horizons.
To travel around Costa Rica, it’s a great choice to travel on your own with a rental car. You can get wherever you want without depending on timetables or other people. But there are several things you should know when renting a car to make sure you have a great vacation time.
Tipps how to travel in Costa Rica- what is a must see? Public buses going nearly everywhere at very cheap fares. In our Hotel we have timetables available.
The flights within Costa Rica are usually very punctual and without long check-in times or nerve-wracking controls.
To navigate in Costa Rica is quite easy. The most important road is the Panamericana. This extraordinarily long street begins in Tierra del Fuego and ends up in Alaska with a small interruption in Panama and Colombia. In this way, Costa Rica’s capital San José is connected with Panama in the south and with Nicaragua in the north.
The park is located in the Caribbean, in the north-east of Costa Rica and can only be reached by boat or plane. In the Tortuguero National Park you will find an incredibly large biodiversity and you can observe tons of animals up close.
Here you will find a short description of some species you will see on your vacation in Costa Rica
Facts & figures from Costa Rica:
Costa Rica is a stable and functioning democracy with the most cosmopolitan capital in Central America, which is a relatively safe place to visit. Making a few common preparations and reading the following Costa Rica safety tips will increase your chances of having a safe and stress-free vacation.
In Costa Rica the phone calls are quite cheap. That's one of the reasons we can offer all national calls in the Hotel for free. Just,select 9 to get an outside line and then can directly dial the desired phone.
San José is the capital of Costa Rica with only a population of around 420000 residents. But at the same time, San José is one of the 7 provinces of the country with totally 2, 5 million Costa Ricans which is the half of all the inhabitants of the country.
Conservation area: Due to the fact that almost half of the just over 4 million residents live in the central valley of Costa Rica, nature suffers a heavy burden. To counteract this problem government has declared some areas for nature protection areas in the last 2 decades.
There is no other place in Central Valley with so many great Restaurants. Some of the best restaurants in Costa Rica can be found here or have moved in recent years. As well there are plenty of small sodas and mini-restaurants for everyone to find something. All in walking distance to our Posada. Here you’ll find just a small selection.
Everybody who wants to escape from the hustle and bustle of San José is in the right place here in Santa Ana. Approximately 30.000 residents live in this calm and attractive town. In less than half an hour you can get to the center of San José as well as to the Juan Santamaria International Airport.
However, the colonization by the Spaniards only began in 1560. This phase ended rather quickly (there were probably not enough treasures to find) and in 1821 appeared the Declaration of Independence.