Lunes 08:00 - 17:00 Martes 08:00 - 17:00 Miércoles 08:00 - 17:00 Jueves 08:00 - 17:00 Viernes 08:00 - 17:00 Sábado 08:00 - 17:00 Domingo 08:00 - 17:00

Target CAR Rental

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Costa Rica
Río Segundo
Target CAR Rental

Target Car Rental is a consolidated company in Costa Rica, dedicated to provide our customers a personalized and high quality service.
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We offer variety of vehicles according to your needs, 24 hours assistance service, free additional driver, unlimited mileage, free delivery and pick up at Central Valley, and the lowest car rental rates!

07/06/2024

During the rainy season, between May and November and only in the most remote areas of the country, such as the Osa Peninsula, Boca Tapada or around the Selva Bananito Lodge in the mountains behind the Caribbean coast, we recommend opting for a 4x4 car category, as road conditions could become very difficult.

31/05/2024

Cacao has been a crop of great social and spiritual importance in Costa Rica for many centuries, just as it has been in its neighboring countries which once comprised Mesoamerica.

24/05/2024

Home to thousands of trees and animal species, the rainforests of Costa Rica continue to form a vibrant part of the world’s most diverse ecosystems. It does not matter that your fondness to nature stems from your love for quetzals, sloths, orchids or lichens, the rainforests of Costa Rica serve as a hub to explore species of all sorts including your favorites whether for educational purposes or simply for pleasure.

18/05/2024

Rain is part of what keeps Costa Rica lush and colorful, the 'Green Season' may be moist, but it doesn't have keep you from having a great holiday.

10/05/2024

Costa Rica National Parks & Reserves consist of lush primary virgin rainforests and a complex system of freshwater and marine resources. Costa Rica has 28 national parks in total, 3 of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Roughly 28% of the land in Costa Rica is a park or reserve in an effort to maintain the integrity of the country’s lush landscape and thriving animal population.

03/05/2024

Deep in the cover of the old-growth rainforests, an astounding abundance of unique, exotically colored and often bizarre-looking tropical insects have evolved. Thousands of varieties of butterflies, beetles, moths, dragonflies, bees, grasshoppers, termites and ants inhabit the jungle, with possibly thousands of insect species yet to be identified.

26/04/2024

The traditional Costa Rican Masquerade is usually made up of a group of people who parade, with their costumes, large masks, which refer to famous people, legends, politicians, among others, accompanied by a maroon who plays very happy music with wind instruments and percussion. While she walks and they parade, the Maroon dances, and they encourage those who observe the parade.

19/04/2024

Farmers markets in Costa Rica offer a diverse range of fresh and organic produce, showcasing the dedication of local farmers to sustainable agriculture and the promotion of healthy living. These markets are not only a great place to stock up on fruits and vegetables but also to support the community and indulge in artisanal foods.

12/04/2024

Costa Rica is a bird watcher’s paradise and with good cause! As the bridge connecting the Americas, it is home to a striking variety of tropical birds. Few places in the world can boast of having so many bird species. Over 850 have been identified – more than the United States and Canada combined!

05/04/2024

Costa Rica is well known for its excellence in education. The reason for this is that since we don’t have an army since 1948, most of the money that Latin Americans would usually spend on weapons, and our government spends the money on the education of our children.

29/03/2024

Between the year-round warm water and the natural beauty the country has to offer, a trip to Costa Rica presents the opportunity for world-class rafting in a tropical paradise. Costa Rica has 14 major river systems that begin in the volcanic mountain ranges and flow out towards the Caribbean Sea, the Pacific Ocean, the San Juan River, or Lake Nicaragua

22/03/2024

The majority of the Costa Rican Population comes from Europe since it was a Spanish colony for a long time. 83.6% of the Ticos are white or mestizo, 6.7% mulattoes, 2.4% Native American and 1.1% black or Afro-Caribbean.

15/03/2024

One of your first thoughts upon imagining Costa Rica should be volcanoes. The country contains over 60 which are considered extinct or dormant plus six which are still active. There is an array of activities all centered around their impressive and imposing heights.

08/03/2024

Away from the city and made up by an extensive network of rivers and canals, the access is possible only through small boats: this way the Tortuguero National Park is, a place unlike any other; where small communities surrounding Protected Wilderness Area, as Barra del Tortuguero and San Francisco, still retain their traditions and also enjoy the benefit of having the bicycle as their main transportation method, making the travel a true encounter with Caribbean culture.

01/03/2024

Costa Rica seems like a small country, but many of the key places most tourists want to see (La Fortuna, Monteverde, Manuel Antonio National Park, Jaco, Tamarindo) are several hours apart in the car – the driving distance between them is exacerbated by the mountains in between. Having said that, the best thing is to rent a 4x4 vehicle for those difficult roads.

23/02/2024

Costa Rica aims to achieve 100% renewable electricity generation by 2030.
The country relies heavily on hydroelectric power, which currently accounts for 78% of electricity generation.
Costa Rica has also adopted solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal energy sources in its quest for sustainable energy solutions.

16/02/2024

Costa Rica is a fascinating country located in Central America. The country shares its borders with Panama and Nicaragua. It also has coastlines on the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. San José, the largest city, serves as the capital of the country. Costa Rica is endowed with great natural wealth that makes it one of the world’s 17 mega diverse nations.

09/02/2024

Papagayo Peninsula is home to 31 beaches along a 24 km stretch of coastline in the northern Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Nature-lovers will enjoy the ecotourism opportunities, while daredevils might set their hearts on fire through adventure tours. Plus, the region has become a popular setting for several luxury resorts setting the stage for romantic vacations in Costa Rica.

02/02/2024

A copo is a sweet Costa Rican beach treat that you must try. It’s shaved ice with kola syrup, powdered milk and condensed milk. Some versions called the churchill are more intense with ice cream and fruit added on top! You can find copos in nearly all beach towns and cities.

27/01/2024

Measuring approximately 300 feet, this waterfall plunges over the edge of an extinct volcanic crater and is surrounded by lush tropical landscaping and mist. Unlike some of the country's other popular waterfalls, admiring Catarata del Toro doesn't necessarily require a strenuous hike.

20/01/2024

Standing 11,260 feet tall, Irazu is the highest active volcano in Costa Rica (its last eruption was in 1994) and one of the most popular for Costa Rica visitors. From its peak on a clear day, visitors can see across Costa Rica to both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, and with the aid of a telescope, Lake Nicaragua.

13/01/2024

San José transitions from a commercial block of department stores, chic cafés, and fast-food establishments to the haphazard residential areas characteristic of Latin America. Because it is such a large city, tourism services are the most extensive in the country. While the city is not a top destination for visitors, San José has a few attractions for visitors to consider, as well as numerous restaurants, museums, outdoor markets, and parks.

05/01/2024

Costa Rica’s coast is blessed with golden sand shaded by palm trees — and powdery white sand surrounded by offshore corals. Caribbean beaches that enjoy sublime sunrises — and Pacific beaches that glow with fiery sunsets.

29/12/2023

New Years in Costa Rica is definitely a family affair. Costa Ricans typically gather with family at home, then enjoy a late dinner around 10 pm. Some families head to Costa Rica’s beautiful beaches to celebrate New Year’s. After enjoying a family dinner, they head to the beach to count down to midnight.

22/12/2023

Tamales are a traditional Tico Christmas specialty, but many tipico restaurants serve them year round for the tourists, and if you’re a really good boy sometimes Christmas comes in July.

Dirección

Alajuela
Río Segundo

Horario de Apertura

Lunes	08:00 - 17:00
Martes	08:00 - 17:00
Miércoles	08:00 - 17:00
Jueves	08:00 - 17:00
Viernes	08:00 - 17:00
Sábado	08:00 - 17:00
Domingo	08:00 - 17:00

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