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Rental office address 'Costa Rica - Ciudad Quesada': Costa Rica - Ciudad Quesada, Costa Rica, Costa Rica.

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Rental process for Costa Rica

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Reservation can be done in three fast and simple steps - search by your dates and location in Costa Rica, select a car, and input your personal data. Upon reception of your order, we will send you a confirmation voucher by email. Before completing your reservation, please check the rental conditions of the selected car carefully.

Upon arrival to the 'Costa Rica - Ciudad Quesada' rental office, please provide your confirmation voucher, driving license and credit card to an officer. The credit card is required for payment and deposit. The deposit amount is usually equivalent to the amount of the largest insurance franchise specified in your voucher.

Before leaving the office at the pick-up time, verify the invoice issued by the officer and compare the invoice data with the data in your voucher!

Car pick-up: inspect the car body, wheels, windows and interior for chips, scratches, dents and other defects. Validate that all found defects are described in your rental document.

We wish you a great driving experience on the roads of Costa Rica!

Frequently asked questions on the rental process

Over the sights of San Jose by car

San Jose: topics

Walking through the already mentioned Plaza de la Democracia, you should pay attention to the stone balls (the so-called “petrospheres”) Esferas de Piedra de Costa Rica. Such spheres were found throughout Costa Rica in the 1930s. Today they are memorable symbols of the country, whereas scientists are still arguing over their use. It is more likely that they were symbols of heavenly bodies. Another assumption is that such spheres marked the boundary between the lands of the Indian tribes. Scientists are sure of one thing – the balls are of man-made (not natural) origin. One of such spheres can be found in the courtyard of the Museo Nacional de Costa Rica. The museum itself is also worth a visit. Through its vast exposition, you can learn a lot about the history of the country.

Visiting the village of Ujarras, or rather its ruins (Ruinas de Ujarras), is highly recommended to history lovers. Here you can find the ruins of one of the oldest churches in the country, which was built in 1580. There are several legends associated with the erection of the shrine. It is claimed, for example, that local fishermen had found here a painting of the Virgin Mary. That became a reason to build the church exactly where the artifact was found. It is believed that the Mother of God saved the locals more than once, for instance, during the attack of the famous pirate Henry Morgan in 1666. In 1833, a flood occurred in the village. This resulted in the locals moving to another place – the village of Paraiso. The church stayed as a silent witness of those events. Nevertheless, it was not always abandoned and alone. Solemn masses in honor of the Virgin Ujarras are held here April 14th every year.
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