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If you want to indulge yourself at a top-end resort, a stay at the Tabacon Grand Spa is highly recommended. It's a mainstream establishment but is non-discriminatory. This is proved by reviews written by gay visitors. It is situated near the region's well-known natural springs and has its own superb spa facilities.
There are plenty of accommodation choices from spa resorts and Bed and Breakfasts, to inns, hotels and motels that cater for gay visitors. Most of these are owned and supervised by gay people. The most popular areas for gay travelers are Manuel Antonio, Quepos, Jaco, San Jose, and Arenal. When making your bookings, ask about special offers and discount packages for out-of-season periods.
When organizing gay vacations to Costa Rica, another accommodation option is one of the many high quality backpackers' establishments. Most have their own swimming pools, licensed bars, 24 hour security, coffee/tea makers, and internet and wi-fi facilities. You can enjoy Happy Hour discounts on beers, shooters and cocktails in the bars from 5-7pm. There are lots of superb restaurants that offer themed nights and live music.
You will hear lots of good things about gay travel tours to Costa Rica from gay people in many countries. If you have ever visited this gorgeous part of the world, you will know that it is a sun-worshiper's paradise. Costa Rica is a country in Central America, bordered by the Caribbean Sea, the Pacific Ocean, and Nicaragua.
The sea water is clear and pure, and the surrounding beauty is awesome. The atmosphere is laid-back and the pace is slow and seductive. This tiny country attracts over 1.5 millions visitors each year. Weather conditions are quite varied for such a small place. For instance, the highlands are cold, San Jose and the Central Valley are mild throughout the year, and the coastline is always sweltering.
The best time to visit Costa Rica is in the dry season which starts in December and ends in April. The locals call this 'verano' which means summer. There are tropical jungles with wildlife and exotic vegetation, volcanoes, and waterfalls. This is one of the most gay-friendly, peaceful countries in the world and is perfect for gay tours.
If you are a first-time visitor to Costa Rica, it may be a good idea to do what many other first-timers do, i. E. Stay for one night at Colours Gay Resort in San Jose. It is close to the airport which is convenient if you arrive late in the day. Secondly, you can get lots of useful tips from the helpful and friendly staff. They can tell you about the best entertainment facilities, bars and nightclubs.
This is not to say that it's just a useful stop-over. Colours is a fabulous resort in its own right and one of Costa Rica's finest boutique hotels. It offers guests a full service and has been acclaimed by gay travelers from all corners of the globe. The resort has a typical tropical atmosphere and excellent facilities like a solar-heated pool, private sundecks, and a secluded spa. In addition, the bustling cultural precinct is just 15 minutes away.
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