The all-inclusive package includes: Full breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks each day - Four specialty restaurants a la carte - Unlimited local and imported beverages - Drinks service at pool. - Daily entertainment (as per Hotel program) - Unlimited connectivity - More information can be found at: www.palacecostarica.com/all_inclusive.asp

Unfortunately, no. Only guests staying at the resort are allowed on the property, so all wedding attendees must stay at the resort to participate in the festivities.

This resort required us to reserve & pay for all rooms upfront, so a room has been reserved for you already. Please see the Travel & Logistics tab for room pricing & reimbursement information.

We love your little ones, but to allow all of our guests to relax and enjoy themselves, we’ve chosen to make our wedding an adults-only event, with the exception of our nieces and nephews. Thank you for understanding!

Liberia International Airport (LIR), also known as Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport, located at: S/N, Blvd. Aeropuerto, Provincia de Guanacaste, Liberia, 50101, Costa Rica. If you’re extending your trip in Costa Rica and it makes sense with your travel plans, you may want to consider flying out of San Jose (instead of Liberia), as flights from San Jose tend to be less expensive.

As soon as possible! ----If you’re extending your trip in Costa Rica and it makes sense with your travel plans, you may want to consider flying out of San Jose (instead of Liberia), as flights from San Jose tend to be less expensive.

Yes, many people are! We are going to Monte Verde & La Fortuna (departing Costa Rica on August 2). If your travel plans overlap with ours, you are welcome to join us!

For your convenience, we’ll be offering complimentary shuttle service to & from the airport. Please check the Travel & Logistics tab for more information.

If you need to reach us, please contact Maggie, as she will have cell service in Costa Rica. Jeff will only be available when connected to Wi-Fi. You can text, call, or message Maggie via WhatsApp at 310-740-1049.

No, U.S. citizens do not need a visa to enter Costa Rica for stays of up to 90 days.

Check-in: 3:00 PM, Check-out: 12:00 PM

No, you won’t need an outlet adapter if you’re traveling from the United States. Costa Rica uses the same outlet types as the U.S. (Type A and Type B) with a standard voltage of 120V and a frequency of 60Hz. Most modern devices like phone chargers, laptops, and hair styling tools are compatible with this voltage, so a voltage converter is also unnecessary.

The local currency is the Costa Rican colón (CRC). ATMs and currency exchange services are available at the resort. Visa and Mastercard credit cards are accepted at the resort.

July is a great month to visit Guanacaste, with hot and sunny weather and occasional (but intense) tropical afternoon showers, as it is entering rain season.

The dress code for Saturday and Sunday activities is Resort Casual. The dress code for the wedding is Beach Formal— a polished look that suits a beachside ceremony and an indoor reception. For women, think lightweight cocktail dresses, jumpsuits, or chic separates. For men, suits are great, with the jacket & tie being optional.

Yes, Riu Palace can accommodate most dietary restrictions. Please let us know if you have any restrictions and we'll communicate this with the resort.

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