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RT Los Angeles to Liberia Costa Rica $302 Nonstop Airfares on Alaska Airlines Saver Fares (Travel March - May 2024)
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Alaska Airlines have round trip airfares travelling from Los Angeles (LAX) to Liberia Costa Rica (LIR) for $302, nonstop. These are Saver Fares, a restricted-type fare that allows you to have a personal item and a carry-on bag. There is no seat selection and no change.
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Departs LAX: March 1-2, 5-22, 26, 29; April 2-29; May 1-12, 14-30
Returns: March 6-16, 18-27, 29; April 1-2, 11-28; May 1-4, 8-12, 15-26, 30-31; June 1-2, 5-7, 9, 12-14, 16
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Created 02-07-2024
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downsides: about the same prices as the US, food/goods are "normal" US prices. Rental cars are expensive.
This is to Liberia, which is the smaller, more northern airport. It's the perfect airport if you are flying into Guanacaste, and towns like Tamarindo (beach town from Endless Summer 2). Guanacaste is only very moderately developed. (Movie theater, supermarket, a couple towers now I think)
Personally, I flew into San Jose, rented a 4x4, drove across the country to Tamarindo and stayed there for three weeks. I drove up and down the coast, stopping at every sign that said "playa" something. Every one was perfect. Usually some locals there, but often empty. The tourists usually stay at the all inclusives, of which there are many. Westin Playa Cochal has an amazing beach, but I went to it the locals way, by parking a half mile away and walking in on the shore.
We went to the volcano and wildlife refuge near Liberia, a zipline / animal park place over by the Rio resort. Drove hours down the coast to a beach where the turtles lay. Hired a local authorized guide to take us into the laying grounds and watch the crows eat 60% of the turtles eggs.
crossed to the center of the country and went to La Fortuna, volcano driven hot springs. resorts and casual places, I want to rent a place around the lake out there sometime. It's giant.
Then rented an air bnb in the eastern mountains, had a wonderful host family that helped us line up white water rafting and day trips to the coffee farm and waterfalls where we saw monkeys and sloths and an armadillo.
15/10 trip, and I saw barely a third of the country. Just stay away from Jaco unless you're partying. We had zero issues with crime or safety, but there is petty crime and tourist grifts, especially in the city.
There's basically something for everyone though. And you can do it fairly cheap, or spend a ton. Helps if you speak spanish.
Stay outside of Tamarindo and eat local and you should be good. But also know that costa rica is not a cheap destination and I feel like that's a common misconception.