March is one of the best times to visit Costa Rica! Whether you want adventure, relaxation, or nature, this tropical paradise has something for everyone. Ready to explore Costa Rica? 🌴✈️😊

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Cancellation Policy

• Free Cancellation: Cancellations made up to 30 days before the departure date will be eligible for a full refund.
• Partial Refund: Cancellations made 15-29 days before departure will be eligible for a 50% refund.
• No Refund: Cancellations made less than 15 days before departure will not be eligible for a refund.
• Amendments: Date changes or amendments can be made up to 7 days before departure, subject to availability and additional charges.

Terms and Conditions

• Booking Confirmation: A minimum deposit of 25% is required at the time of booking. Full payment must be made 30 days prior to the departure date.
• Travel Insurance: It is recommended to purchase travel insurance to cover unforeseen circumstances such as trip cancellations, medical emergencies, or lost luggage.

How to Book

Booking your tour package with NGU Travel’s is simple and convenient:

1. Visit Our Website: Head over to the NGU Travel’s website to explore detailed itineraries and package options.
2. Choose Your Package: Select the package that best fits your needs, whether with or without flights.
3. Get Ready to Travel: Our team will assist you with visa applications, flight bookings, and any special requests you may have.

FAQs 

1. Is March a good time to visit Costa Rica?

Yes! March is one of the best months to visit Costa Rica because it’s the dry season (December–April). Expect sunny weather, warm temperatures, and little rain, making it ideal for beaches, outdoor adventures, and wildlife spotting.

2. What is the weather like in Costa Rica in March?

• Temperature: 25-35°C (77-95°F) during the day, cooler in higher elevations.
• Rain: Minimal, except in the Caribbean coast (which stays green year-round).
• Humidity: Moderate, with lower humidity in the Pacific region.

3. Is Costa Rica crowded in March?

Yes, March is part of high season, especially during Spring Break and Semana Santa (Holy Week). Expect more tourists, especially in beach towns and national parks. Book accommodations and tours in advance!

4. What are the best places to visit in Costa Rica in March?

Some of the top spots include:

• Arenal Volcano – Hot springs, waterfalls, hiking.
• Monteverde Cloud Forest – Wildlife, hanging bridges, ziplining.
• Manuel Antonio National Park – Beaches, monkeys, snorkeling.
• Tamarindo & Guanacaste – Surfing, nightlife, and beautiful beaches.
• Tortuguero National Park – Jungle boat tours and wildlife.

5. What should I pack for Costa Rica in March?

• Lightweight clothing (shorts, t-shirts, dresses).
• Hiking shoes & sandals for outdoor adventures.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat for sun protection.
• Bug spray & rain jacket (for rainforest areas).
• Swimsuit & beachwear for the coast.
• Reusable water bottle (stay hydrated in the heat!).

6. What festivals and events happen in March?

• Semana Santa (Holy Week) – A major holiday with processions and celebrations (dates vary).
• Envision Festival (Dominical) – A music, art, and wellness festival in the jungle.

7. How expensive is Costa Rica in March?

Since it’s peak tourist season, flights, hotels, and tours can be more expensive. Budget options exist, but it’s best to book early to get good deals.

8. Is Costa Rica safe for tourists?

Yes, Costa Rica is one of the safest countries in Central America. However, take basic precautions:
✔ Don’t leave valuables unattended.
✔ Use hotel safes for passports and cash.
✔ Be cautious in San José and busy tourist areas at night.

9. What are the best outdoor activities in March?

• Surfing 🏄‍♂️ (Tamarindo, Jaco, Santa Teresa)
• Hiking & waterfalls 🌿 (La Fortuna, Rincón de la Vieja)
• Wildlife spotting 🦥 (Manuel Antonio, Tortuguero)
• Ziplining & hanging bridges 🌉 (Monteverde)
• Snorkeling & scuba diving 🤿 (Cahuita, Isla del Coco)
• Whitewater rafting 🚣 (Pacuare River)

10. Do I need a visa to visit Costa Rica?

• USA, Canada, UK, and EU passport holders – No visa needed for stays up to 90 days.
• Other nationalities should check visa requirements before traveling.

11. What is the local currency, and can I use USD?

• The local currency is the Costa Rican Colón (CRC).
• USD is widely accepted, especially in tourist areas.
• Credit cards are also accepted in most places, but carry some cash for small purchases.

12. What language is spoken in Costa Rica?

The official language is Spanish, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.

13. How do I get around Costa Rica?

• Rental car – Best for flexibility (4×4 recommended for remote areas).
• Shuttle buses – Comfortable and popular with tourists.
• Public buses – Cheapest option but slower.
• Domestic flights – Quickest way to travel long distances.

14. Do I need travel insurance for Costa Rica?

It’s highly recommended to get travel insurance that covers:
✔ Medical emergencies 🏥
✔ Trip cancellations ✈️
✔ Adventure activities 🏄‍♂️

15. Can I drink tap water in Costa Rica?

Yes, in most places tap water is safe to drink. However, in remote or coastal areas, it’s better to drink bottled or filtered water.