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But on the flip side, there is not much warning about places to avoid. General safety? But you will find few suggestions of places not to live or even visit. It is time to fill that avoidance void. Just like in nearly every country, there are regions, cities, or neighborhoods of which you want to steer clear. Most of the places I will cover in this article should be avoided based primarily on personal safety. For example, if humanitarian organizations have that particular location on their volunteer warning list, you are not going to want to go there. But there are also other reasons. Some places are simply not expat -friendly. They may lack the housing and amenities foreigners are seeking, or may not offer a social circle of any English-speakers, or it may just be a place lacking in beauty, often due to poverty. Yes, even in the stunningly beautiful country of Costa Rica there are some less-than-spectacular places. El Infiernillo the little hell would be considered one of them. Perhaps the name sums it up. Located northwest of the town center of Alajuela and Juan Santamaria International Airport, there is no reason for expats or tourists to spend time there, especially at night. The neighborhood has become the main distribution point for marijuana, cocaine, and crack. It has been a conflicted area since surrounding municipalities relocated high-risk residents to a government housing project located there—and since then mini-slums have popped up surrounding the project. Although there have been government-funded attempts to rehabilitate the area, it still remains on the places to avoid list. As well as the El Carmen neighborhood in nearby Cartago. Again, most crime in these places is related to financial inequities and drugs. Learn more about Costa Rica and other countries in our daily postcard e-letter. By submitting your email address, you will receive a free subscription to IL Postcards and special offers from International Living and our affiliates. You can unsubscribe at any time, and we encourage you to read more about our Privacy Policy. It is a perfect stop-off point for highly concentrated Jamaican marijuana and Colombian cocaine routed onward to satisfy the demand in North America. Also, to the north of the city, Tortuguero National Park consists of hundreds of waterways that are used for moving covert shipments heading to Europe. Cieneguita is a small suburb located southeast of the cruise ship terminal. Although they have nice views of the Caribbean, that is where the appeal ends. The neighborhood experiences numerous homicides primarily between criminal gangs. But one never knows who might get caught in the crossfire. The cruise ships highly encourage passengers to go on tours from this port and it is not unusual to see buses lined up ready to take unsuspecting tourists to other fantastic experiences in the area—of which there are many. Best to skip the city and head south to the breathtaking beach communities north and south of Puerto Viejo. Clearly, the entire province is not seedy or undesirable. There is a high concentration of low-income Nicaraguans who have fled their home country in search of a better life. Humanitarian workers have been threatened at knifepoint there and it is deemed to be dangerous for aid workers. I am slightly hesitant to add this final city to the list, because at a glance especially from an aerial view , the city perched on a peninsula on the mid-Pacific coast, looks like a pretty cool place. Puntarenas City is also a manufacturing and port city next to the shipping caldera, which brings in some undesirable elements. It happens to be another main stop for the cruise ships; conversely, on the Pacific side. The tourism industry has done its best at the cruise terminal to put a little lipstick on the launching point. But the reality is the city has social-economic problems which have led to increased drug activity, gangs, and homicides. This is another case of cruise ship passengers being carted off quickly to other tourist activities in the area. The city is identified on the list of high-risk areas by the Red Cross for safety concerns. Most of the Puntarenas province is naturally beautiful and a highly sought-after location for expats. Outside of the tourist industry folks in the port cities, you will be hard-pressed to find English speakers locals or expats in any of these cities or neighborhoods. And in all of these places listed you will not find a supportive expat community. That part may not be important to every potential expat, but safety and security should be—especially for a gringo living in a foreign country. Is Costa Rica Safe?