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Climate In Costa Rica- FAQs
The Caribbean coast of Costa Rica has great weather in September and October. It is also pleasant during February, March, April, May, and August. The other months can be quite rainy.
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Climate In Costa Rica
The Climate in Costa Rica is tropical and subtropical. There are two seasons; dry (December to April) and rainy (May to November).
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Tranquil, Tropical Climate In Costa Rica
Costa Rica has both a tropical and subtropical climate. The highlands of Costa Rica stand out for having a cooler climate.
Yet, despite being located near the equator, the country’s average annual temperature ranges in the 70s.
There are two seasons in Costa Rica; dry season, ranging from December to April, and rainy season, ranging from May to November.
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When To Go To Costa Rica
The country recently became more flexible in terms of its tourist visa policies, doubling the amount of time that visitors can stay here without a visa from three to six months.
Plus, Costa Rica has a rich weather diversity as it is positioned on the isthmus and just above the equator.
For instance, some places like Guanacaste and San Ramon near the Pacific can be dry, with many tropical dry forests.
Meanwhile, Isla Calero, near the Caribbean Ocean, is very wet and has a very humid weather with rain almost throughout the year.
The Dry Season In Costa Rica
The dry season also means the high season in Costa Rica, as the country sees almost no rain from December to April.
During this time, beach spots and eco-tourism packages are at full burst.
It is advisable to book as early as possible for this season if you don’t want to find yourself out of vacancies and get the best deals. If you don’t mind the crowd, this is the best time to go.
Climate In Costa Rica: The Rainy Season
The dry season also means the high season in Costa Rica, as the country sees almost no rain from December to April.
During this time, beach spots and eco-tourism packages are at full burst.
It is advisable to book as early as possible for this season if you don’t want to find yourself out of vacancies and get the best deals. If you don’t mind the crowd, this is the best time to go.
- Mid Season: After May and July, the rain starts picking up and the tourists packing up. Eco-tourism during these dates can get more tricky, as everything is ten times muddier. This season repeats in November.
- Low Season: Rain reaches its highest point between August through October, driving away most tourism from the country. At this time, when the waters are high and stirred, you’ll find the best surfing conditions and best accommodation prices. Some days going out can be impossible because of heavy rains and floods, though. Play it safe during this season.
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