Vacation for a short time, friends for a lifetime…

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Want to be a solo traveler while in a group with new friends?


Do you already have a group you want to travel with?

We can help you plan exciting travel for your friends and family.

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Ladies, you’ll discover the beauty of Costa Rica in a safe environment amongst friends.

There is no need to worry about transportation; a private shuttle is included.

Parasolo Travel is currently planning vacations for solo women that want to travel to Costa Rica in a group.


Things you could do in Costa Rica…

  • Beautiful Beaches

  • Animal Rescue Center

  • Caribbean Cooking Class

  • Horseback Ridding

  • Waterfalls

  • River Tubing

  • Rainforest Hanging Bridges

  • Hot Springs

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  • Free Travel Guide

*Ladies should fly into Juan Santamaria Airport (SJO) Alajuela, Costa Rica (flights not included).

*Travel documents required for travel (e.g. passport).

*Limited availability. Packages are on a first-come, first-served basis.

Map of Costa Rica with provinces highlighted: Guanacaste, Alajuela, Heredia, San José, Cartago, Limón, and Puntarenas.

Located in Central America between the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea, Costa Rica is considered the safest country in Central America. It is the perfect place where nature, culture, and beauty meet.

Upcoming Travel…

South Caribbean, Limon & La Fortuna Alajuela


  • Coffee Tour

  • Cooking Class,

  • Beaches (including black sand),

  • Animal Rescue Center

  • Hot Springs from the Volcano

  • Hanging Bridges

  • Site Seeing

  • Waterfall


More info coming soon…

Who we are

As the founder of Parasolo Travel, I hope that others can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Costa Rica as I have throughout my life. I was raised in the United States, but both of my parents were born in Costa Rica, migrating to the US in the late 60s to enjoy their dual citizenship. They would often bring me to Costa Rica and show me where they went to school, where they use to hang out, and tell me stories like how my grandfather use to be the “Mango Tree Lawyer” because he gave advice in the center of the city by the mango trees (which still sits there from at least the early 1900s). As a child, I remember spending time at my grandparents’ house (on a rock-hard bed) and having to wake up every morning when the rooster crowed next to my window. Even still, I loved waking up to the smiles of family members and the fresh bread my grandfather would bring home with a stick of “yellow” butter. At my other grandma’s house, I was always on the go because she was always on the go. I don’t remember anywhere we went; I can only recall her quick movement through small towns, the fact that she was always smiling, and constantly finding full meals in her small purse. On a side note, she had the softest arms on the planet and would constantly tell me to leave her arms alone as she laughed about it.

Since then, I have traveled to every province, enjoying the culture, the rainforest, and the beaches on both coasts. I ‘ve also been able to share my Costa Rican culture with my husband and kids for the past several years. At this point, they have practically seen as much as I have… I hope my kids will have something to think back on and share with their own families in years to come.

I now realize that there are plenty of women that would vacation in Costa Rica, but they may not know anyone willing to take the journey with them, or they are simply afraid of traveling to the unknown. Because of this, I wanted women to feel confident knowing that the vacation was planned for them with firsthand knowledge of the country. Adding to that, this would give women the opportunity to make some new friends along the way.

Ladies, this is your opportunity to create your own memories in Costa Rica.

Pura Vida

Shaavon L.

Outdoor scene with people sitting under a large tree near a street with parked cars and a small shop. A streetlight and surrounding buildings are visible in the background.

The office of the Mango Tree Lawyer

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Lush tropical forest with banana and palm trees, dense vegetation, and misty sunlight filtering through the leaves.

Get in touch…

Do you have questions about travel or simply have a comment that you would like to share with Parasolo Travel? If so, please drop us a line and let us know.