Is tap water potable in Costa Rica?
The water is potable in most of the country, although it is suggested to drink bottled water, especially in areas outside of the Central Valley. Others suggestions: 1. Travel with your money and passport in separate places in case of robbery or loss. 2. Keep valuables and money in a safe place, and only carry as much money as you’ll need for the day. 3. Be sure that your insurance plan covers emergencies outside of your country. If not, think about getting travel insurance. 4. Label your luggage inside and out (name, address and phone number). 5. Carry extra batteries for cameras and electronic devices. You may not have time or be able to get them here. 6. Use baggage tags with information about your office and not your house. 7. Pack a small first-aid kit (antiseptics, antihistamines, decongestants, band aids, ointment for bites and rashes, medicine for diarrhea, pain pills). 8. Protect your camera, batters etc. in plastic bags. In the case of the moisture of the rainforest, moisture
