In recent months, interest has grown in the yellow fever vaccination requirements for travel throughout Central America. This vaccine is mandatory for entering several countries in the region if you are arriving from areas where yellow fever is endemic, such as Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, or Ecuador.
Costa Rica requires the international certificate of vaccination against yellow fever for travelers coming from these countries or who have had a layover of more than 12 hours in one of them. The vaccine must be administered at least 10 days before entering the country.
If you’re planning to travel through the region, make sure to check the latest entry requirements for each destination. Countries like Panama, Honduras, and Nicaragua may also have similar policies.
As you plan your journey, consider discovering mountain destinations with cool climates and stunning scenery, such as San Gerardo de Dota in Costa Rica. It’s perfect for travelers seeking to unwind in nature, enjoy the cloud forest, birdwatching, and visit rivers like the Savegre.
In the heart of this natural paradise lies Hotel Suria, an excellent choice for eco-conscious travelers looking for comfort and a deep connection with nature. We look forward to welcoming you!
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