Where we fly
Fourteen ways to fall for Costa Rica.
From the surf breaks of Guanacaste to the untouched rainforest of the Osa Peninsula — every SANSA route is a window seat over somewhere worth seeing.
SANSA connects San José to fourteen corners of Costa Rica — beaches, rainforest and coastline that used to be a full day's drive, now a short, breathtaking flight away.
Illustrative fares · Cessna 208B Grand Caravan · Free carry-on + 30 lb checked
From the surf breaks of Guanacaste to the untouched rainforest of the Osa Peninsula — every SANSA route is a window seat over somewhere worth seeing.
What takes four to six hours by car takes SANSA a fraction of an hour. Land rested, with the whole day still ahead of you.
Drake Bay, Tortuguero, the Osa Peninsula — the most beautiful corners of the country are the hardest to drive to, and the easiest to fly.
Our Cessna Grand Caravans carry just twelve. No middle seats, no jet bridges — only volcanoes, reefs and canopy scrolling past the glass.
“We took off over the city and forty minutes later the wing dipped over a beach with no road to it. That's the moment you understand this country.”
— Travel + Leisure, on flying Costa Rica
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