San Jose is the central city of Costa Rica, and it’s also one of the safest and most stable cities in the country. The city has an active night life as well as plenty of restaurants, cafes, bars and shopping opportunities. There are several museums and art galleries that visitors can visit while they enjoy their time in San Jose. Outdoor activities like hiking or biking are popular in this area with many trails leading through green forests and past waterfalls (some cascading more than 1,000 feet).

The capital of Costa Rica, San José

San José is the capital of Costa Rica and one of its largest cities, with a population of around 1 million people. It’s also home to many universities, museums and parks – making it an ideal place to start your trip if you’re looking for somewhere safe and stable. Excursions and tickets in San Jose are available for online booking. The city has the largest Juan Santamaría International Airport, you can buy tickets online to this destination as well as to hire a car for further travel. 

Although there are some areas in San José where you should be careful (like any other city), overall this is an extremely safe city with very little crime compared to other capitals in Central America such as Guatemala City or Tegucigalpa Honduras where I lived for 3 years before moving here!

Playa Hermosa

Playa Hermosa is a small beach town on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, located in the province of Guanacaste. It’s popular with surfers and backpackers who come for its warm waters and safe environment. There are many different types of accommodation available here, from hotels to hostels to camping grounds. You can even stay at one of Playa Hermosa’s many beachfront resorts if you’re feeling fancy!

You won’t have any trouble finding things to do while visiting this area: there are plenty of activities like surfing lessons available through various tour operators in town or just ask around at your hotel reception desk if they offer anything similar nearby (they might!). There are also some great restaurants along Playa Hermosa’s main strip where you can sit outside under palm trees while enjoying delicious seafood dishes prepared by talented chefs using only fresh ingredients sourced locally within their own community–it doesn’t get much better than that!

Quepos

Quepos is a small town on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, near Manuel Antonio National Park. It’s a popular tourist destination and port of entry for people traveling to Manuel Antonio National Park.

The town has several beaches which include Playa Dominical and Playa Quepos where you can enjoy surfing, swimming or just relaxing on the beach with a drink in your hand. There are also many hotels in Quepos if you want to stay overnight or longer; however there are also many hostels if that’s more your style!

Playa Potrero

Playa Potrero is a beach town in the Guanacaste province of Costa Rica. It’s known for its surfing, scuba diving and fishing, but it also offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment of the beach.

If you want to go swimming or bodysurfing here, make sure to check out Playa Potrero’s white-sand beaches along with its calm waters that make it ideal for families with young children who want to play in the surf without any worries about riptides or strong currents. The area has many activities available for visitors including horseback riding tours through nearby forests; fishing trips where you can catch tarpon or snook; scuba diving trips off nearby reefs (which are home to some exceptionally colorful fish); kayaking trips along mangrove channels; hiking trails that lead through jungle-like areas where monkeys live–and much more!

Tamarindo Beach

Tamarindo is a beach town on the northern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, known for its surfing and nightlife. It’s considered one of the best places to learn how to surf in Central America.

The town has been popular with tourists since it was discovered by surfers in the 1960s, but it’s been steadily growing as more people discover its charms: warm weather year-round; beautiful beaches; friendly locals; great food–and plenty of opportunity to practice your Spanish if you want!

La Fortuna Mountain Village and Arenal Volcano National Park

The town of La Fortuna is located in the northern part of Costa Rica, and it’s home to one of the country’s most popular national parks: Arenal Volcano National Park. The park features a picturesque landscape with lush greenery and waterfalls that cascade down its hillsides. It also has several hiking trails through its rainforest, where you can see wildlife like monkeys, birds and sloths.

The town itself offers plenty of activities for visitors who want to get out into nature without having to travel far from their hotels or hostels–there are numerous tour companies that offer guided tours throughout the day every day (and at night if you’re feeling brave). You can take an aerial tram ride up into the mountains above town; go zip-lining across rivers below; hike along trails lined with wildflowers; or even go whitewater rafting down some rapids on the Río Fortuna River!

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve and the wildlife reserves of Corcovado National Park.

Monteverde is a small town located in the north of Costa Rica, known for its cloud forests and wildlife reserves. It’s perfect for nature lovers looking to explore some of the most biodiverse areas on earth.

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve is home to over 2,500 plant species and more than 500 species of birds, including quetzals – one of Costa Rica’s national birds – as well as hummingbirds and toucans. A canopy tour will take you above this incredible landscape where you can see all kinds of animals up close (and maybe even get your photo taken with them).

Corcovado National Park boasts over half its territory covered by pristine beaches lined with palm trees; however, it’s best known for being home to several endangered species such as scarlet macaws and sea turtles

San Jose is the safest and most stable city in Costa Rica

If you are looking for a safe and stable place to travel, San Jose is the best choice. It’s the capital of Costa Rica and has been dubbed “The City of Peace,” because it has been relatively free from major armed conflict since its founding in 1562. While the rest of Costa Rica was embroiled in civil war from 1948-1954, San Jose remained neutral and peaceful throughout this period.

There are also many other reasons why it’s considered one of the safest cities in all of Central America:

• There are no large gangs or organized crime groups operating within its borders; instead, most criminal activity takes place along its borders with Nicaragua (to its north) and Panama (to its south).
• This means that tourists have little reason to worry about being targeted by criminals who want their money or belongings while traveling through these parts of town during any given day.
• Its police force patrols heavily at night so residents can feel safe walking down sidewalks after dark without having anything stolen from them.
• Many people live within close proximity to others without feeling unsafe because everyone knows each other by name (or face) thanks to frequent interactions between neighbors during regular events like block parties where children play together

There are many reasons why San Jose is the safest and most stable city in Costa Rica. It has a strong economy, low crime rates and beautiful weather all year round. In addition, there are lots of things to do and see in this city so you won’t get bored easily!