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Driving in Liberia is an adventure in itself, with picturesque routes winding through diverse landscapes. Brits, please take note - unlike the UK, driving is on the right hand side of the road in Costa Rica.
In Liberia and larger Costa Rica, speed limits vary between 40km/h to 80km/h, much slower than you might be used to back in Britain. They're strictly enforced, so adhere religiously to avoid fines.
Parking is usually free in most places except in the city's centre where you need to pay between 500 to 1,000 Colones (£0.7 - £1.4) per hour.
Liberia is a flourishing tourist centre thanks to its beautiful pristine beaches, national parks teeming with wildlife, and rich cultural heritage.
Known as the "White City" due to its white adobe houses, Liberia is full of cultural charm and historical attractions. Must-visits include the Immaculate Church of Liberia and the Museum of Guanacaste.
Unlike Britain, Liberia has a tropical dry climate. The dry season from December to April is the best time to visit. Be sure to bring sun protection.
Most travelers arrive through Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport, which has many car rental companies. Consider booking your rental car online in advance for a stress-free experience.
The national currency is the Costa Rican Colón. You can exchange your pound sterling at banks or private exchange offices known locally as 'cambio'.
Spanish is the official language, but English is widely spoken, making communication easy for Brits.
The Pan-American Highway, Route 1, connects Liberia to the rest of Costa Rica and is a dream to drive on with lush greenery lining the road. Remember that a rental car is your gateway to a memorable Costa Rican adventure.
So, fill up that tank, grab your map, and prepare for a journey unlike any other you've had before in Liberia, an untouched jewel of Central America.