Go beyond the usual tourist hot spots and rub shoulders with the locals at these Costa Rica destinations.

But beyond the popular tourist hot spots, where should you go?

Read on to see the full list of recommendations.

The paradise surf beach of Playa Naranjo and Witch’s Rock in the Santa Rosa National Park in Guanacaste, Costa Rica

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She says these efforts will make the country an inclusive destination for everyone.

Its also a cultural and culinary hot spot where locals gather, shop, and eat.

Patrons can also add fried plantains, cheese, and meat to the dish.

Hotel Arenal Xilopalo in La Fortuna

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Los Santos Zone

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Costa Ricas high-altitude volcanic soil and sustainable farming practices provide favorable conditions for growing high-quality beans.

Aerial view of the Puerto Viejo town by the Caribbean sea

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Playa Manuel Antonio in Costa Rica

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Nauyaca Falls in Costa Rica

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Beach at Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica, Costa Rica,

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Playa Hermosa, which means “Beautiful Beach” in Spanish is situated between Playa del Coco and Playa Panama.

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Overlook of Pacific coastline in Santa Rosa National Park in Costa Rica

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The Artisan Mercado Central in San Jose, Costa Rica

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Coffee from Costa Rica’s Los Santos region

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The Pacuare River in Costa Rica

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