Car Rental in La Fortuna

Car rental office in La Fortuna
The only available rental office in La Fortuna - 'La Fortuna - Downtown' is located by the address La Fortuna Downtown, La Fortuna, 11111 (shown on the map).
Map of La Fortuna with rental locations
Nuances of hiring and using cars in La Fortuna

Wide choice of offers. OrangeSmile.com is collecting absolutely all offers from the majority of vehicle providers in La Fortuna, therefore we are able to select and offer you the best rental options for almost any dates. Besides vehicles of standard types, we also provide in Costa Rica such rare car types as cabriolets, limousines, crossovers, and minivans.

Customer support. We provide a full-cycle customer support in English at the reservation time and during the whole hire period until the end of your rental in La Fortuna. You can always use our contacts to call us (+31 40 40 150 44) or write an email (support@orangesmile.com) for direct communication.

Best rates guaranteed. Simply compare our rental rates for La Fortuna (all the prices are indicated with an 'All Inclusive' package) with the rates on other car reservation websites, and you will see how attractive our prices are. We check the competitiveness of our prices for Costa Rica almost every day.

Break Down Assistance. The 'Help on the road' package is already included in the rental for most of our car offers in Costa Rica. Check this by reviewing your rental conditions, please. In case the package is not included, you can always add it at the rental desk in La Fortuna.

We wish you only green lights on the roads around La Fortuna!

Frequently asked questions on the rental process

Drive to large neighbour of La Fortuna - San Jose
Visiting San Jose at the end of December, when the rest of the world celebrates the New Year, is a great opportunity to get to know the local culture as well as possible. You can do this by attending the event Fiestas de los Diablitos, which usually takes place in the surrounding village named Ray Kurre. The festival proposes that all its participants be divided into two teams. The first team puts on the masks and costumes of the Boruka Indians (“Diabolitas” or demons). The second one represents the Spaniards (“toro” or bulls). Then the recreation of the battle follows. It displays the events that took place during the conquest of Costa Rica by the Spaniards. It is believed that the bright and bizarre costumes worn by the participants are necessary to call on the spirits of the ancestors, which can help them to show this battle of the past more realistically. A special feature of this event is that every one of its visitors becomes a participant.

There are several opinions about the origin of the celebration. Some researchers conclude that it came into being after the colonization of the country. The others believe that the appearance of the Spaniards only added a few elements to it (bull masks, for example), whereas the tradition of the event is much more ancient. Anyway, the festival is one of the most significant in the whole country, and it testifies about the rich cultural heritage of Costa Rica. This holiday can hardly be imagined without the tasting of local dishes, in particular, “chichi” which is a drink made from corn and pineapple. The event is also associated with traditional Indian dances and games, as well as colorful fireworks, which complete the celebration.
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5632 CW, The Netherlands
+31 40 40 150 44
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