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There are many pros of traveling solo BUT we all know sometimes it's nice to enjoy paradise with friends.

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God gave us the world to enjoy, let's!

Join a like-minded group and accelerate your faith journey with carefully crafted activities to ignite the Holy Spirit's love within you.

Blissful Break Catholic Trips are here to flood our minds and hearts with the peace of the Holy Spirit. This world we live in can sometimes feel overwhelming, God doesn't want us to worry or stress. He wants us to rest and enjoy.

**NOTE: You do not have to be religious to attend the Catholic Retreats. Come explore with a friend or spouse and opt out of activities as desired.

Costa Rica Private Trips & Guided Tours


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FAQ

Yes, you need a passport in order to travel to Costa Rica.

I recommend bringing some form of shoe that allows for a grip and protection for the toes. Water shoes can sometimes be very slippery, you are welcome to wear any form of sports shoe that can get wet. 

PS: If you are a monkey like me and never wear shoes, shoes are not required for waterfall and beach visits. 

Yes, please be sure to pack all-natural bug spray for your travels. 

No, you do not need to exchange your money for the Costa Rican currency. The US dollar and credit cards are accepted. Please note that large bills such as $100 bills are not often accepted so be sure to have smaller bills on hand ($20’s).

Note: Mastercard and AMEX are not accepted many places so when trying to decide which cards to bring, a VISA is your best option. 

Be sure to ask what are the recommended and MUST HAVE items on your 30 minute Trip Advising Call. 

While knowing how to swim would  be a plus for comfortability, knowing how to swim is not a requirement to partake in the trip tours and activities. Life jackets will be provided on tours.

*CAUTION: The beaches and rivers of Costa Rica have very strong currents, if you are not able to swim do not go into the water without a life jacket. 

You do not need to speak any Spanish to visit Costa Rica.

Each trip will have specific defined cancellation policies. Please be sure to check your specific retreat for cancellation policies.