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Our trip was a fly and drive vacation, so we flew into San José, got on the shuttle, headed to the Adobe Airport Office, rented a Hyundai Tucson AWD/SUV and drove it to our destination(s). There are a few highways in Costa Rica, but most of the roads are divided (with traffic in each direction) and many of the places you will want to visit are reached by taking dirt roads. So get the SUV!!!
Also, most of the places you will want to visit in Costa Rica don't have a street address (as you are use to in North America, Europe, etc.), so I highly suggest that you rent a GPS with the your car/SUV rental. Believe me, you will definitely use it and it will be your best friend. Well worth the investment.
Written Mar 30, 2013
Phone: (506) 2542-4800
Website: http://adobecar.com
When getting into a taxi, always amke sure that they tell you how much their rate is, because we were misled one time when getting a ride across town to one of the central club areas and were very overcharged.
Written Jul 9, 2004
Like most people that travel to Costa Rica, we didn't spend much time in San Jose. We fly into and out of San Jose and pretty much used it as our starting point.
San Jose was a tightly packed city with a lof of people and a lot of action. There were street vendors everywhere, and stores all around you that offered you choices of food, shoes, fresh bread,...
Our visit to Costa Rica was the first time that either of us had ventured to Central America. It's one of the countries I had always heard about and wanted to visit, but never got the opportunity....
Many tourist fly into San Jose and head straight to the beach resorts. Many don't expericence the nightlife this city has to offer. Wonderful, cheap and safe for the most part. San Jose is ideal for...
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