Things to Do in Costa Rica
Located on the Pacific Coast, this National Park is known for its stunning white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters.
A) Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve
B) Manuel Antonia National Park
C) Espadilla Beach
Manuel Antonia National Park
This is a popular tourist destination located on the Tarcoles River. The bridge is known for its large population of crocodiles, which can often be seen basking in the sun on the banks of the river or swimming in the water below.
A) Crocodile Bridge
B) Alligator Bridge
C) Caiman Bridge
Crocodile Bridge
Visiting this building in San José is a must for any tourist. It is one of the city's most prestigious landmarks and features beautiful European-style architecture. It opened its doors in 1897 and once served as the primary selling feature to entice wealthy tourists to the city and nation.
A) Plaza Juan Mora Fernández
B) Metropolitan Cathedral of San José
C) National Theater of San José
National Theater of San José
The flag of Costa Rica consists of these three colors.
A) Yellow, Blue, & Red
B) Red, Blue, & Black
C) Red, White, & Blue
Red, White, & Blue
Offering mountain views, this stylish art-themed hotel is a 2-minute walk from a bus stop, 12 kilometers from La Sabana Metropolitan Park and 14 kilometers from shops in central San José.
A) Posada Nena
B) Hotel Luisiana
C) Studio Hotel Boutique
Studio Hotel Boutique
This location is one of the most popular destinations in Costa Rica, and it's not hard to see why. This active volcano stands at over 5,000 feet tall, is known for its ash columns, and, if you're lucky, flowing lava.
A) Arenal Volcano
B) Chato Volcano
C) Lake Arenal
Arenal Volcano
This location is the ultimate beach town for those who want a little bit of everything on their vacation. Located on the northern Nicoya Peninsula, this bustling town is known for its beautiful beaches, epic surfing, and lively nightlife.
A) La Fortuna
B) Jaco
C) Tamarindo
Tamarindo
A visit to this market in San José is a must. The energy of traditional marketplace is refreshing regardless of the time of day. It's entertaining to observe the natives going about their daily lives. and you can also sample regional cuisine and buy unique keepsakes.
A) Morazán Park
B) San José Central Market
C) Plaza de la Cultura
San José Central Market
The name, "Costa Rica," translates to, "____________________" in English.
A) The Rugged Coast
B) The Round Coast
C) The Rich Coast
The Rich Coast
This upscale hotel in the city center is 10 kilometers from the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum and 11 kilometers from the Museo Nacional de Costa Rica.
A) Residence Inn San José Escazu
B) Sheraton San José Hotel
C) Courtyard San José Escazu
Sheraton San José Hotel
This forest in Costa Rica is a mystical and mysterious destination that will leave you feeling like you've stepped into another world. Located on the continental divide, this lush and green paradise is home to an array of rare and exotic creatures, including the elusive quetzal bird.
A) Monteverde Cloud Forest
B) Cur-Cancha Reserve
C) Cahuita National Park
Monteverde Cloud Forest
This town is known for its while-watching opportunities. The town is situated near the Marino Ballena National Park, which is home to a number of different species of whales and dolphins.
A) Quepos
B) Uvita
C) Dominical
Uvita
In Escazu, on the slopes of Bello Horizonte, you'll find this craft store, a bit of a hike away but well worth it if you're looking for a one-of-a-kind souvenir that blends sculpture and gifts.
A) Biesanz Woodworks
B) BORDADOS BLESSINGCR
C) Maderarte 1979
Biesanz Woodworks
Costa Rica is in a region in North America called _____________.
A) Mexico
B) Central America
C) The Bahamas
Central America
This informal hotel on a bustling downtown street is a 2-minute walk from the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum, a 7-minute walk from Museo train station and a 9-minute walk from the San José Central Market.
A) Hotel Presidente - San José, Costa Rica
B) Hotel Colonial - Costa Rica
C) Hotel Balmoral
Hotel Presidente - San José, Costa Rica
Get ready to go wild in this National Park, Costa Rica's version of the Amazon Rainforest! This 77,000 acre paradise is home to an array of rivers, canals, and jungle, and is especially known for its large population of sea turtles.
A) Santa Rosa National Park
B) Carara National Park
C) Tortuguero National Park
Tortuguero National Park
If you're looking for a secluded paradise teeming with biodiversity, look no further than this national park, the largest and most rugged national park in Costa Rica. Nestled on the remote Osa Peninsula in southwestern Costa Rica, this park covers a whopping 164 square miles and is home to an array of stunning wildlife, including tapirs, anteaters, coatis, scarlet macaws, venomous snakes, and squirrel monkeys.
A) Irazú Volcano National Park
B) Corcovado National Park
C) Rincón de la Vieja National Park
Corcovado National Park
This area is a fantastic area to go to if you want to get away from the city for the day and do something exciting. The valley is located within Tapanti National Park, which offers activities like boat rides and white water rafting.
A) Orosí River Valley
B) Rio Estrella
C) Reventazón River
Orosí River Valley
Costa Rica is a country that is divided into seven ______________.
A) Provinces
B) Prefectures
C) States
Provinces
Set off Highway 1, this laid-back hotel is 9 kilometers from Juan Santamaria International Airport and 12 kilometers from the MADC, a modern art museum.
A) Alameda Cariari Boutique Hotel
B) Apartotel Obelisco
C) Wyndham San José Herradura Hotel & Convention Center
Wyndham San José Herradura Hotel & Convention Center
This friendly capital city is clean and welcoming, with a mix of old and new architecture. And with so many things to see and do, you'll never get bored here.
A) Liberia
B) San José
C) Cartago
San José
This is Costa Rica's highest peak and the centerpiece of the respective national park, which is known for its incredible biodiversity and a range of medium- and high-altitude habitats. To reach the summit, hikers can expect to embark on a strenuous two or three day journey covering about 25 miles and an elevation gain of about 12,500 feet.
A) Cerro Chirripó
B) Los Crestones
C) Cerro Urán
Cerro Chirripó
This museum is conveniently located and has engaging exhibits, making it a top choice among San José's cultural attractions. Located on top of a hill in the form of a castle from the Middle Ages, the site is ideal for a family outing because of its picturesque vantage point over the city below.
A) Museo del Jade
B) Museo Penitenciario
C) El Museo de los Niños
El Museo de los Niños
Costa Rica is rich in biodiversity, holding over ____% of the entire world's biodiversity.
A) 5%
B) 17%
C) 11%
5%
A 6-minute walk from Ferrocarril al Atlántico train station, this laid-back hostel along an unassuming street is an 11-minute walk from the Museo del Oro Precolombino and 4 km from leafy Parque La Sabana.
A) Selina San José
B) Hotel El Maragato
C) Hotel La Amistad
Selina San José