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Costa Rica is without doubt an adventure destination. After we had spent 12 days touring the country, seeing and doing the most incredible things, we needed some down time. After googling ‘gay Puerto Viejo’ we found gay owned and gay friendly Hotel Banana Azul. This was exactly what we needed!
Your host Colin Brownlee (from Vancouver, Canada) bought a cow field on the beach 12 years ago. Today, having one the most popular boutique hotels on Caribbean Coast of Costa, Rica, Colin welcomes adventurous Gay & Lesbian travelers looking for beach and jungle adventures down here in the tropics.
Every year, from June to November, Costa Rica goes from being a sunny tropical paradise to a gray and dark swamp. However, while a large part of the country can slowly descend to a hell of rain, there are still many things to do in Costa Rica during the rainy season.
By Camille Willemain
As the road emerges from the cloud forests and descends to sea level, thousands of banana trees consume the horizon. Wildflowers and tropical fruit spill onto the pavement and perfume the warm, moist air. Howler monkeys growl and Reggae music mingles with the layered symphony of the jungle. The coastline emerges, an endless curve of golden sand that bleeds into sparkling black powder, kissed by the turquoise sea.
Since Costa Rica recently announced the reopening of its borders to all of the U.S., we decided to put together this list of reasons why you should start booking your 2021 trip right now.
