How much does it cost to go to Puerto Viejo?
The average price of a 7-day trip to Puerto Viejo de Talamanca is $1,471 for a solo traveler, $2,642 for a couple, and $4,953 for a family of 4. Puerto Viejo de Talamanca hotels range from $15 to $179 per night with an average of $62, while most vacation rentals will cost $140 to $420 per night for the entire home.
Is Puerto Viejo cheap?
Puerto Viejo has become a more expensive destination in the last few years as tourism here as grown. That said, it’s still quite affordable. Here are some suggested ways to save money while you’re here: Camp – Some of the resorts and hostels by the beach let you camp.
How long should I stay in Puerto Viejo?
3 -4 days
When planning a vacation to Puerto Viejo, we recommend staying 3 -4 days. This will allow you sufficient time to enjoy the best attractions and beaches in the area without over-extending your stay. We do not recommend staying less than 3 days as it requires a significant drive to get there.
Should I stay in Limon or Puerto Viejo?
No need to weigh here, just head to Puerto Viejo (de Talamanca). You can definitely skip Puerto Limon. Puerto Viejo or Cahuita would be much more enjoyable. Limon is a rather run-down port town, which aside from cruise ship dock and related cruise ship tour operations has very little to interest tourists.
Do I need a car in Puerto Viejo?
Driving to Puerto Viejo. In many ways, a rental car is a great way to get to Puerto Viejo. You can travel on your own schedule, and you can easily visit the many beautiful beaches nearby. But many people discover they don’t need a rental car once they’re in Puerto Viejo.
Can you drink the water in Puerto Viejo?
Unfortunately, drinking tap water isn’t an option in Puerto Viejo, and even simply refilling our reusable bottles at our hostel set us back a dollar each.
Is there Uber in Puerto Viejo?
Uber & Taxis to Puerto Viejo If you’re starting from San Jose, it’s possible to take an Uber to Puerto Viejo. The 4-hour drive will cost around $200. That’s a lot, but it’s cheaper than an official taxi.
What is it like to live in Puerto Viejo?
Retire in Puerto Viejo People tend to walk or bike everywhere and there are plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as seafood. All this contributes to a healthy lifestyle for expats of all ages. Puerto Viejo is a rural area…the least developed region of Costa Rica. That means medical care is lacking.